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Home > Listening Library > Canterbury Christmas, A

Title: Canterbury Christmas, A
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: Fjh Music Company, Inc.
Arranger: Loest, Timothy
Catalog #: B1351
Grade: Gr. 1
Series: Beginning Band

Price: $40.00

Recall the charm of Canterbury with this arrangement of three traditional English Christmas carols - The Holly and the Ivy, Good King Wenceslas, and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. All of the wind sections get a turn at the melodies and there is an advanced percussion 1 part (snare drum) that incorporates rolls and flams for percussionists who are a little more advanced. Each carol ends with a fermata giving your students a chance to adjust to the new meter, style, and tempo. A great teaching piece and solid arrangement of traditional Christmas carols. (1:40)

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