A Christmas Pop Collection

A Christmas Portrait

Includes: It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas, The Christmas Song, and We Need A Little Christmas.

A Christmas Processional - Philip Sparke

The melody of this Christmas carol comes originally from a Finnish songbook of 1582, containing a collection of 74 medieval songs together with Latin texts. The version arranged by Gustav Holst became very popular in the British Isles - with a textthat links it to December 28, the Day of the Holy Innocents. Philip Sparke based his adaptation on Holsts powerful arrangement and has added various musical material himself.

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A Christmas Proclamation - Douglas Court

A Christmas Proclamation - Robert W. Smith

The holiday concert will open or close with brilliance as your band performs Robert W. Smith's "A Christmas Proclamation". Although the arrangement uses ranges limited to a single octave, developing bands of all levels will find this musical statement to be a valued addition to their concert repertoire.

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A Christmas Remembrance

This entertaining medley combines treasured holiday titles in a framework of musical surprises and effects! Creative, yet simple, Gary's percussion writing provides a beautiful background of dazzling Christmas sonorities. Titles include: Deck the Halls The First Noel The Holly and the Ivy and I Saw Three Ships.

A Christmas Rose - Wasson

"A Christmas Rose" is a setting of "Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming," a German Christmas hymn by Michael Praetorius, originally written in 1599. This dramatic setting gives young musicians an opportunity to play lyrically and with expressive dynamics. As various families of instruments in the band are featured, every player has an opportunity for rich and lyrical playing. This work will provide an intimate musical portrait in your holiday concert.

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A Christmas Sampler

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A Christmas Scrapbook

A Christmas Serenade (with optional chorus)

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