Christmas
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$16.00Mary Had a Baby
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Anixter, RussellEnsemble: Brass QuintetGenre: HolidayGrade: 4Duration: 3Model: AOS806A new quintet from Art of Sound Music!TO ORDER THE HOLIDAY LIBRARY WHICH INCLUDES THIS BRASS QUINTET PIECE AND 24 OTHERS, CLICK HERE. -
$16.00
Mary Had a Boy-Child
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Urban, TimothyEnsemble: Brass QuintetGenre: HolidayGrade: 4Duration: 4Model: AOS268Mary Had a Boy-Child is a West Indian Christmas Carol. Text: Mary had a boy child, Jesus Christ He's a born on Christmas Day, do, do, di, do, Mary had a boy child, Jesus Christ He's a born on Christmas Day. Long time ago in Bethlehem So the Holy Bible... -
$18.00
Mi Y’malel
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Bill, ChristopherEnsemble: Trombone QuartetGenre: ChristmasGrade: 3Duration: 2Model: AOS939"Mi Y'malel" is a well known Hebrew Hanukkah song. The opening line, which literally means "Who can retell the mighty feats of Israel," is a secular rewording of Psalms 106:2. Who can tell of the heroic deeds of Israel? Who can count them? Yes in every generation a hero arises... -
$90.00
Noel
Composer: TraditionalArranger: DiLorenzo, AnthonyEnsemble: Brass Ensemble, Mixed Choir and OrganGenre: ChristmasGrade: 4Duration: 5Model: AOS111"Noel", for Brass Ensemble, Organ and Choir, was commissioned by by the Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church Choir, Dallas, Texas (Terry Price, Director), in loving memory of Cormac Ryan. Hard copy orders come with 20 copies of the choir part. Additional copies may be created as needed. PDF downloads allow you... -
$30.00
Noel Nouvelet
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Robeson-Howard, MicheleEnsemble: Brass QuartetGenre: ChristmasGrade: 4Duration: 5Model: AOS1858This piece has clever twists and turns, moving from traditional to jazz. A great concert piece. 2 C Trumpets (alt. B♭ parts provided) Trombone (alt. F Horn part provided) Tuba -
$18.00
Noel Nouvelet
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Maiden Mueller, SpikeEnsemble: Brass QuintetGenre: ChristmasGrade: 4Duration: 2Model: AOS1835The Noel Nouvelet is a traditional French carol dating from the fifteenth century. In the United States it is most often associated with the hymn, Sing We Now of Christmas, but the tune is also used for Now the Green Blade Rises, Jesus Christ Is Waiting, Welcome, Happy Morning, and... -
$22.00
Noel Nouvelet (Sing We Now of Christmas)
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Hirschman, EdEnsemble: Brass QuintetGenre: ChristmasGrade: 4Duration: 4Model: ABP0225"Noël Nouvelet" is a traditional French Carol. It gets a variety of treatments here through time signature, mood, mode, and key changes. This arrangement offers nice opportunities for each player to shine. Trumpet parts provided in B♭ and C. Arranged for the Mainstreet Brass Quintet -
$45.00
Noel Nouvelet (Sing We Now of Christmas)
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Hirschman, EdEnsemble: Brass EnsembleGenre: ChristmasGrade: 4Duration: 4Model: ABP0251"Noël Nouvelet" is a traditional French Carol. It gets a variety of treatments here through time signature, mood, mode, and key changes. This arrangement offers nice opportunities for each many players in the group to shine. Instrumentation: 3 Trumpets in C Flugelhorn 2 Horns in F 2 Trombones Bass Trombone... -
$16.00
Nu Är Det Jul Igen (Now it is Yule again)
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Maiden Mueller, SpikeEnsemble: Brass QuintetGenre: ChristmasGrade: 3Duration: 1Model: AOS175"Nu Är Det Jul Igen" is a traditional Swedish dance carol. The title translates to "Now it is Yule again". World Parts are provided with this score when purchased as a PDF download. Instrumentation for standard and a number of alternate parts make this playable by almost any 5 piece... -
$18.00
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
Composer: TraditionalArranger: Thomas, David R.Ensemble: Trombone QuartetGenre: ChristmasGrade: 3Duration: 3Model: AOS595O come, O come, Emmanuel is a translation of the Catholic Latin text ("Veni, veni, Emmanuel") by John Mason Neale in the mid-19th century. The tune is taken from a series of antiphons from at least the 8th Century, but "Veni, veni Emmanuel" may well be 12th Century in origin. ...
