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Title: Canadian Christmas
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: Belwin Mills Publishing Corp
Arranger: Gassi, Vince
Catalog #: 38341
Grade: 2
Series: Young Band

Price: $60.00

Add a touch of Canada to your next holiday concert! A Canadian Christmas features carols that have been traditionally sung in Canada for many years. It opens with the joyous strains of Il Est N Le Divin Enfant (He is Born, The Divine Child) and continues with the plaintive and modal No l Nouvelet (Sing We Now of Christmas). The Huron Carol ('Twas In the Moon of Wintertime) is then presented with remnants of No l Nouvelet cleverly woven in. The dramatic conclusion develops brief dialogue between Good King Wenceslas and Il Est N Le Divin Enfant that brings the work to an exuberant and powerful close.

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.