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Home > Listening Library > Angels In The Bleak Midwinter

Title: Angels In The Bleak Midwinter
Voicing/Format: String Orchestra
Publisher: Carl Fischer, Llc
Arranger: Clark, Larry
Catalog #: YAS106
Grade: 2
Series: Young String Orch

Price: $50.00

In the tradition of his Pacem Noel (YAS86) and Simple Gifts of Christmas (BAS27) from years past, Larry Clark has done a wonderful mash-up of two Christmas pieces, Angels We Have Heard on High and Holst's In the Bleak Midwinter. With tasteful re-harmonization, a short violin solo and some scaler sixteenth note pickups at a slow tempo, there is enough here to keep a middle school group busy. You can also do a combined concert with band and choir on the same piece.

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.