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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".
Rodney Newton - The British Bandsman.

Cantique de Noël

De melodielijn van the First Noel komt afwisselend naar voren in Pachelbel’s Canon in D. Met Glockenspiel en Sleigh Bells om helemaal in kerstsferen te komen.

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!

Pieter Huizenga (18 years old) wrote this cheerful English march for Brass Band Pro Rege (Heerenveen) for their participation in the Golden Spiker Festival 2019. The march describes the feeling of pride, satisfaction and happiness of the band for their participation in the Dutch Brass Band Championships in 2018.

American Quick March

The pasodoble Puenteareas was premiered on October 20, 1929, as a tribute to his hometown. Later on, this pasodoble will be recognized as the authentic Galician pasodoble.