Christmas
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O Holy Night - Bra...€38.99
solo tenor & satb. (excl.choir parts).
"The arranger has scored the piece with purpose and skill and it allows the soloist to play/sing softly yet still be heard".
Robert Childs - The British Bandsman.
"The popularity of this Christmas song by Adolphe Adam was revived in recent years by Liciano Pavarotti and is here given in an arrangement for tenor solo, four-part choir and brass band. In the absence of a tenor soloist, however, the solo line is doubled by the solo trombone and the choir parts are doubled by cornets and tenor horns, so this arrangement could stand as a brass band item in itself. It is a relatively simple transcription and quite faithful to Adam's original. The euphoniums are kept pretty busy with Adam's rippling triplets, and there is very basic percussion line. This arrangement should be within the capabilities of bands of most levels of ability and it is good to see a new arrangement of a lovely Christmas piece which does not appear in seasonal programmes often enough".
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O Holy Night (Julesang)€110.08
Oorspronkelijk werd dit zeer bekende lied van Adolphe Adam gearrangeerd voor Bes-instrument en fanfare-orkest. Toch is het zeer goed mogelijk om een zanger of zangeres in de schijnwerpers te zetten. De tekst wordt daarom bijgeleverd. Dit werk is zeer geschikt als rustpunt in uw concertprogramma.
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Fanfare de Angelis€73.39
Fanfare de Angelis is a concert opener for brass band. The fanfare theme, as well as the choral theme, are based on the first four notes of the Kyrië from the Missa de Angelis (F-A-Bb-C). The mass itself is intended for feasts and commonly used in the Christmas mass. Therefore, next to being a great opener for your concerts, it can also be used during Christmas.
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Carols of Old€73.39
Carols of Old is a fantasy on two Christmas carols: Lo, how a Rose and the Coventry Carol. Both carols seem to originate in the sixteenth century, hence the title. The carols are exposed in their original form as well as transformed in a rhapsodic manner. The work can be performed with or without a choir.
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