A Carol Celebration

A Carol Fantasy

A Carol Franais

Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella is a French Christmas carol written in the 16th century. In the carol, visitors to the manger speak in hushed tones so as not to wake the sleeping child. This gentle arrangement highlights the spirit of the season with enchanting harmonies and sparkling settings of this charming tune. (2:05)

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A Carol of Two Mangers

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A Carol Triptych - Pierre la Plante

The Christmas story is recalled with familiar carols from three countries: Silent Night (Austria), We Three Kings (England), and Sing We Now of Christmas (France). All the colors of Christmas! A holiday favorite!

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A Cartoon Christmas

Seasonal work for Wind Band, in full score and parts.

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A Catalonian Christmas - Pierre la Plante

The music of Pierre La Plante is beloved for its clever and creative scoring and unique treatments of folk music from around the world. "A Catalonian Christmas" is Pierre's beautiful and inspired setting of two holiday favorites from the Catalan region of Spain, "What Shall We Bring?" and "Fum, Fum, Fum." From the lyrical opening phrases to the joyous finale, your band will enjoy rehearsing and performing "A Catalonian Christmas." This is a wonderful addition to your holiday concert. Terrific!

A Celebrating Village - Robert Finn

This composition is written for the Dutch municipality Woensdrecht (Netherlands) at the occasion of it's seven hundreth anniversary. 'A celebrating village' is a stately composition, based on a choral, which can be, if desired, played with a choir.

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A Celebration Fanfare - Alfred Reed

A powerful and brilliant opening work for any concert, and especially suited to festive occasions. Written for the 50th Anniversary of Phi Beta Mu, this imposing piece once again demonstrates the composer's mastery of the modern concert band in all its many colored facets.

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A Celebration of Carols

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