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Christmas Carol-oke (A Festive Medley
with Optional Sing-Along)—arr. Larry
Clark. A festive medley of classic holiday
favorites set with fresh harmonic language
and lush scoring. An optional audience sing-
along offers the opportunity to make this a
special addition to your holiday program - it
will become a perennial favorite!
11615098 String Orchestra . . . M 65.00
A Christmas Couplet—arr. Vince Gassi.
This clever arrangement uses the well-
known and loved Christmas carols Good
King Wenceslas and God Rest Ye Merry,
Gentlemen as its motivic inspiration.
Cinematic and perfect for school and
community Christmas events, this is going
to be one you will want to program year
after year!
11562319 String Orchestra . . . M 65.00
Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24—Paul
O'Neill & Robert Kinkel/arr. Bob Phillips.
As seen in the mind-boggling Trans-
Siberian Orchestra stage show, this
thought-provoking medley of Christmas
tunes portrays the drama of a lone cellist
playing Christmas carols in the midst of
the Bosnian war, reflecting on the power
of music to bring hope. The rock rhythm
section contributes to an intense and very
hip musical experience!
10092657 String Orchestra, Percussion
Required . . . . . . . . . M 70.00
A Christmas Festival (Adapted for
String Orchestra)—Leroy Anderson/
arr. Michael Story. Leroy Anderson's
ever-popular holiday medley arranged for
string orchestra in a faithful adaptation of
the original first performed by the Boston
Pops. This spectacular nine-minute concert
feature includes the timeless melodies Joy
to the World; Deck the Halls; God Rest Ye
Merry, Gentlemen; Good King Wenceslas;
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; Silent Night;
Jingle Bells and Adeste Fideles.
10092198 String Orchestra . . . M 70.00
Christmas on Main Street (March)—Joel
M. Prescott/arr. Sarah Rimkus. Drawing
upon the American Main Street of old,
this tune is a perfect companion piece for
any holiday program! Its energy drives the
momentum forward, but its familiar march
tempo and limited use of sixteenth notes
make it perfect for students of any age.
11618816 String Orchestra . . . M 80.00
Christmas Overture—Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor/arr. Robert Longfield. The composer
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor achieved such
success in his life that he was called "the
African Mahler" by his contemporaries. This
arrangement for string orchestra by Robert
Longfield uses music from the opening and
coda of Coleridge-Taylor's 1925 Christmas
Overture (based on Good King Wenceslas
and Hark, the Herald Angels Sing) to
provide an appropriately festive piece for
any holiday concert!
11420461 String Orchestra . . . M 65.00
The Christmas Symphony—Jeffrey S.
Bishop. Get in the holiday spirit with this
unique Christmas selection. Combining
well-known carols with echoes of Haydn,
this work achieves the perfect union of
familiarity and novelty.
10458729 String Orchestra . . . M 65.00
Concerto Grosso Op. 6, No. 8 (Christmas
Concerto)—Arcangelo Corelli/arr. Todd
Parrish. Subtitled Fatto per la notte di
Natale, or "made for the night of Christmas,"
Corelli's Christmas Concerto stands as one
of the finest concerti grossi of the Baroque
era. All solo parts have been incorporated
into a string orchestra version that retains
the original key signatures. This collection
contains three of the movements in fast,
slow, fast format.
10594937 String Orchestra . . . M 56.00
A Crazy Mixed-Up Christmas Concert—
arr. David Shaffer. This quirky holiday
piece describes a scenario in which all
the orchestra music is mixed up just
before a Christmas concert begins. This
delightful novelty captures the music of
that fateful concert in an entertaining and
humorous setting.
11204571 String Orchestra, Percussion
Optional . . . . . . . . . . M 50.00
Fanfare for the Festival of Lights—arr.
Evan VanDoren. A creative mashup of
two cherished Hanukkah melodies, Ma'oz
and The Dreidel Song. Creative hemiola
rhythms and great harmonic scoring make
this a standout arrangement that will be
loved by both audiences and musicians.
11573151 String Orchestra . . . M 75.00
Fantasia on Christmas Carols—Ralph
Vaughan Williams/arr. Todd Parrish. This
beautiful medley offers a fresh alternative
to traditional holiday programming.
Vaughan Williams used three folk carols
from his native country of England: The
Truth Sent from Above; Come All You
Worthy Gentlemen and the Sussex
Carol. Though shortened for time, this
arrangement contains moments from
each carol, including the lyrical solo cello
opening. Though the melodies are mostly of
unknown origin, the harmonies are uniquely
the work of Vaughan Williams.
11202219 String Orchestra . . MA 65.00
Fantasia on Greensleeves (What Child
Is This?)—Ralph Vaughan Williams/arr.
Deborah Baker Monday. Scored for strings,
harp (keyboard) and two violin soloists,
this ethereal setting retains the form and
texture of the original while bringing it to
a student-friendly level. Melodic material
is passed effortlessly from one section
to another, and only the first violin solo
requires third position work. A rich setting
of a classic masterwork.
10092446 String Orchestra . . . M 49.00
The First Celebration—arr. Jesselyn
Joy Dudinsky. This upbeat string
orchestra arrangement is based on the
old Cornish carol The First Noel. The
traditional Christmas melody gives way to
a gospel-influenced 12/8 groove that will
surely make your listeners want to move
with the beat! This fresh take on a song
we all know and love will bring back fond
memories and create a little joy for the
holiday season.
11524079 String Orchestra . . . M 75.00
The First Noel—arr. Dan Forrest & Kirk
Moss. Perform this famous setting of the
beloved traditional English carol scored
for string orchestra with piano or harp
accompaniment. The captivating musical
message will touch the hearts of all who
hear it.
11202702 String Orchestra opt. Harp
or Piano . . . . . . . . . . M 65.00
For Unto Us—G.F. Handel/arr. Robert
S. Frost. An excellent medium-easy
arrangement of the beloved chorus from
Handel's "Messiah." Some shifting is
required in first violin, celli, and bass parts,
with divisi in upper string parts as well.
10059457 String Orchestra . . . M 56.00
Fum Fum Fum—arr. J. Cameron Law. This
16th-century Christmas carol originated in
the Catalonian region of northeastern
Spain. This string orchestra arrangement
is the theme followed by four variations
featuring cello and bass melody, rhythmic
figures, waltz style, and a jubilant march as
a finale.
11201845 String Orchestra . . . M 55.00
Funky Christmas—arr. Michael Hopkins.
Energize your next holiday concert! This
fun mashup includes Jingle Bells; Deck
the Halls; Jolly Old St. Nicholas and Hark
the Herald Angels Sing, with a little bit of
Carol of the Bells to kick things off. This is a
great piece to work on syncopated rhythms.
Violin 2 and viola parts are playable in first
position, while some shifting is required in
violin 1, cello, and double bass. Includes
optional drum set and percussion, or
download the backing track from the
publisher's website.
10998726 String Orchestra, Percussion
Optional . . . . . . . . . . M 65.00
Gloucestershire Wassail—arr. Philip
Clark. While the song is now usually called
the Glouster Wassail and was certainly
copied down from a Gloucestershire
resident by Ralph Vaughan Williams,
it existed in many versions in most of
the counties of southern England. The
wassail - a salutation of good health -
most likely developed from winter rituals
imploring the return of spring growth and
summer abundance. A fun piece for the
more advanced orchestra.
11570788 String Orchestra . . MA 50.00
Happy Holiday/White Christmas—Irving
Berlin/arr. Ted Ricketts. Two classic
songs by America's greatest songwriter
are showcased in this arrangement for
string groups. The combination creates a
great holiday mood with the lighthearted
two-beat feel of Happy Holiday followed
by the quintessential Christmas ballad.
Christmas programming at its very best.
10077999 String Orchestra . . . M 55.00
Happy Holidays!—arr. Deborah Baker
Monday. Ring in the season with a
delightful festival of all your favorite holiday
carols and songs! Moving effortlessly
through a variety of styles and keys,
melodies include Deck the Hall; Jingle
Bells; Jolly Old St. Nicholas; Good King
Wenceslas; Dreidel; Trepak; The Twelve
Days of Christmas; O Tannenbaum; Up
on the Housetop and We Wish You a
Merry Christmas. Cheery and cheeky with
many harmonic surprises, this festive treat
is sure to delight!
11559091 String Orchestra . . . M 65.00
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Polar Vortex—Katie O'Hara LaBrie.
11583970 String Orchestra
Multi-Level . . . . B-M 85.00
Snow Day!—Steve Olson.
11574831 String Orchestra . M 55.00
Boreas (The Cold North Wind)—
Todd Parrish.
10453642 String Orchestra . M 50.00
I'll Be Home for Christmas—
Walter Kent/arr. Erik Morales.
11511823 String Orchestra . M 65.00
All I Want for Christmas Is You—
Mariah Carey & Walter Afanasieff/
arr. Larry Moore.
10978324 String Orchestra, Percussion
Optional . . . . . . . . M 60.00
Winter Solstice—Todd Parrish.
10092412 String Orchestra . M 49.00
The First Noel—
arr. Dan Forrest & Kirk Moss.
11202702 String Orchestra, opt. Harp
or Piano . . . . . . . . M 65.00
Sleigh Ride—
Leroy Anderson/arr. Bud Caputo.
11000125 String Orchestra, Percussion
Optional . . . . . . . . M 70.00
Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24—
Paul O'Neill & Robert Kinkel/
arr. Bob Phillips.
10092657 String Orchestra, Percussion
Required . . . . . . . M 70.00
A Christmas Couplet—
arr. Vince Gassi.
11562319 String Orchestra . M 65.00
Christmas & Holiday Selections | Medium to Advanced
