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£54.99Jolly Jingle Joyride - William Owens
Jolly Jingle Joyride is the perfect arrangement to get your young band into the holiday spirit! This fun and upbeat take on the classic Jingle Bells tune will have your students excited to play and audiences tapping their toes. With its catchy melody and approachable arrangement, Jolly Jingle Joyride is sure to keep your students engaged and motivated throughout the Christmas concert season.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£71.50The Good King's Groove
This Christmas arrangement uses the "second line" groove to weave a fun Mardi Gras style parade work for the concert band. Complete with a "music box" your audiences will love this inventive and fun new arrangement.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£87.99Mary's Boy Child - Jester Hairston
Philip Sparke has taken this traditional melody and produced an attractive arrangement for concert band. The piece is ideal for use in Christmas concerts and is guaranteed to get everyone's toes tapping - players and audience alike.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£74.99Fantasia on Silent Night
A colorful and romantic adaptation of Franz Gruber's famous Christmas melody, interweaving fanciful jazz harmony with a touch of passionate dissonance. This fantasia explores the wide variety of flavors afforded by the concert band and, while not too technically challenging, provides your players with an exercise in ensemble cohesion.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£84.99Ich steh an deiner Krippen hier - Johann Sebastian Bach
Many of the numerous chorals Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) composed during his lifetime are still very popular today. An example is the melody Ich steh an deiner Krippen her (BWM 469) composed in 1736 and first published in the Schemelli hymn-book.In Jacob de Haan's magnificent instrumental arrangement for band this piece will certainly enrich your Christmas concert programme.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£84.99
Holiday Ornaments - Stephen Bulla
Playful moods abound in this light-hearted set of holidayvariations based on a traditional Irish carol. Four briefsections portray the colorful "ornaments" of the season.Exciting rhythmic motion, creative and surprising variations,lyrical interludes infused with rich harmonies, and a jovialwaltz-like final section all combine to make a splendid anddistinct offering for your next Christmas concert. Mr. Bulla'sorchestration techniques ensure that your band will soundGREAT!Imaginative!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£76.99Maria durch ein' Dornwald ging - Traditional
Maria durch ein? Dornwald ging (Blest Mary Wanders Through the Thorn) is a traditional German Christmas song. The earliest known version is recorded in the Andernacher Gesangbuch from 1608. Halfway through the nineteenth century it was a regional pilgrimage song in Thringen, and at the beginning of the twentieth century, the current version was registered in the songbook Zupfgeigenhansl of the German youth movement. Michael Bilkes used the well-known melody to create this attractive arrangement for concert band.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£80.95O Holy Night - Adolphe Charles Adam / arr. Calvin Custer
has been called the most popular Christmas solo song ever written. Calvin Custer artfully examines many of the tonal colors and sonorities available to today's concert band with his treatment of this classic standard. Celebrate the holiday season with this easy rehearsing work for the more advanced ensemble.
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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£79.50Joyeux Noel - Alfred Reed
"Joyeux Noel" (the French expression of "Merry Christmas") was originally written for brass ensemble, available from the publisher as item number M3057. Its success in that form prompted the composer to recast the work for full concert band and wind orchestra.
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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£115.60Romjulsdrm - Thoralf Borg
The poem Romjulsdrm ("Christmas Dream") was first published in Arbeiderbladet on January 3rd 1959, and became known when Thoralf Borg set a melody to it in 1968. Up until this, Alf Prysen had used a melody quite similar to the song Lijan uti dalen, when he sang the song in the TV program Ei vise vil jeg synge in 1964. At the same time that Borg's melody was written, the last four lines of text were also added to the poem, and the song took on the form we know today.The form and structure of this arrangement originates from a version for big band and vocals commissioned by stre Toten Storband, written in 2018 for one of their traditional midnight concerts on the day before Christmas. In an attempt to give the arrangement a nice calm and the text a lot of room, as is often the case in songs like this, it ended up in a relatively narrative style where the variation in tempo and the shifts between swing and straight eighth notes are particularly central.The song is about family, friendship and the quiet days of the Christmas holidays, which hopefully is something most people can recognise. The arrangement for the aforementioned midnight concert was ordered because my sister was to be the soloist for the concert, and since my father also played lead trombone - as he has done in this big band for as long as I can remember - it was natural to add a small trombone solo as well. It's always special to write and arrange music for people I know and appreciate, but it's extra special when it's also for two of my great role models.- David Stre Hveem -
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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