Good King Wenceslas: Mixed Choir a Cappella: Vocal Score

This festive medley of everyone???s seasonal favourites is sure to be a winner this holiday season! The Twelve Songs Of Christmas is a superb arrangement by Jay Althouse for 2-part (Soprano and Alto) Voices with Piano accompaniment.This great mixture of popular and less familiar songs is a great substitute to the often overplayed Holiday programmes. Approximately 7 minutes long the medley contains excerpts from the following 12 carols: Deck the Halls; Good King Wenceslas; March of the Kings; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; What Child is This'; We Three Kings of Orient Are; SilentNight; Rise Up Shepherd and Follow; Go Tell It On The Mountain; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; Joy To The World and Hallelujah.

The Christmas Songbook. The true caroler's companion with eight color lyric sheets for use at parties, song fests, and caroling. Filled with 80 traditional carols from all over the world. Contents: A Babe Is Born in Bethlehem · A Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin · A Virgin Unspotted · Adoramus Te Christe · All My Heart This Night Rejoices · Angels We Have Heard on High · Angels from the Realms of Glory · As Lately We Watched · As with Gladness Men of Old · Auld Lang Syne · Away in a Manger · Behold That Star · Beside the Candle Here I Stand · Bright Angel Hosts Are Heard On High · Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella · Christ Was Born on Christmas Day · Christians, Awake, Salute the Happy Morn · Christmas Hymn · Christmas Is Coming · Deck the Halls · Dona Nobis Pacem · Eastern Monarches, Sages Three · Fum, Fum, Fum · Gather Around the Christmas Tree · God Bless All · God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen · Good King Wenceslas · Greensleeves · Hark! The Herald Angels Sing · Here We Come A-Caroling · Holy Night, Peaceful Night · I Saw Three Ships · It Came upon the Midnight Clear · Jacques, Come Here · Jingle Bells · Jolly Old St. Nicholas · Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine · Joy to the World · Little Children Can You Tell · Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming · Lullaby Carol · Lullaby, Thou Little Tiny Child · March of the Toys · Masters in This Hall · Now the Day Is Over · Noel! Noel! · O Come Little Children · O Come, All Ye Faithful · O Come, O Come, Emmanuel · O Holy Night · O Little Town of Bethlehem · O Tannenbaum · Once in Royal David's City · Patapan · Prepare Thyself, Zion · Ring Out, Wild Bells · Rise Up, Shepherd and Follow · Shepherds! Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep · Silent Night · Sleep, Holy Babe · Slumber Song of the Infant Jesus · The Babe of Bethlehem · The First Noel · The Golden Carol · The Happy Christmas Comes Once More · The Holly and the Ivy · The Moon Shines Bright · The Seven Joys of Mary · The Twelve Days of Christmas · Toyland · Up on the Housetop · We Three Kings of Orient Are · We Wish You a Merry Christmas · What Child Is This' · Whence Comes This Rush of Wings' · While Shepherds Watched · You Gave Me a Mountain · You Go to My Head · Yule! Yule! · Yuletide Is Here · Yuletide Wakes.

Arranged for easy organ/piano vocal here are twenty-five of the world's best known carols including 'The First Nowell' and 'Good King Wenceslas' - complete with words.

Bob Chilcott's Wenceslas for Mezzo-Soprano and Baritone soloists SATB chorus and Piano or Orchestra. Vocal score. The story of Good King Wenceslas on the Feast of Stephen is presented here as a vivid musical narrative with solo parts for the characters of Wenceslas (Baritone) and Page (Mezzo-Soprano). Chilcott sets new words by Charles Bennett to a colourful array of styles to recount their snow-bound story. The choir sets the scene before Wenceslas and Page meet in 'Who can that be?' and the story-telling continues in several contrasting movements including a touching solo ballad from Page entitled 'Thank you' and the strong yetreflective closing movement 'On St Stephen's Night'. The full five verses of the well-known carol are skilfully interwoven throughout the work in different parts with the final verse being sung by the audience or a semi-chorus and the movements are punctuated by an instrumental interlude and triumphant fanfare.

The Flex-It series has been devised to meet the varying needs of wind and/or brass groups. Colin Cowles has taken well loved melodies from the traditional and classical repertoire and arranged them into basic four part harmony. Each part can be performed by different instruments depending on the resources available. This allows mixed groups to play together in an ensemble situation without having to leave any players sitting on the sidelines! This music is ideal for developing ensemble skills such as listening to others and maintaining a constant tempo and the attractive arrangements are particularly suitable as concert material for schools or music groups. Contains: Deck theHalls Good King Wenceslas Away in A Manger Patapan and O Come All Ye Faithful.

A lively and enjoyable setting of the familiar carol for unison voices and piano. The vocal line is a free adaptation of the well-known tune and the piano accompaniment is energetic and syncopated.