Adolphe Charles Adam

This version of O HOLY NIGHT in C was arranged by William Ryden for full orchestra and low voice. Instrumentation in set: 2.2.2.2: 4.3.3.0: Timp.Perc: Hp: Str(9-8-7-6-5): Solo Voice.

This classic melody was composed by Adolphe Charles Adam, a prolific writer from Paris, France. After studying with his father and others at the Paris Conservatory, he went on to compose over 50 opera...

This classic melody was composed by Adolphe Charles Adam, a prolific writer from Paris, France. After studying with his father and others at the Paris Conservatory, he went on to compose over 50 opera...

O Holy Night is one of the most popular and famous of all Christmas carols. Set here for trombone and organ (or piano), the familiar melody soars with the sound of the trombone. Range and control of s...

O Holy Night is one of the most popular and famous of all Christmas carols. Set here for trombone and organ (or piano), the familiar melody soars with the sound of the trombone. Range and control of s...

This classic melody was composed by Adolphe Charles Adam, a prolific writer from Paris, France. After studying with his father and others at the Paris Conservatory, he went on to compose over 50 opera...

This classic melody was composed by Adolphe Charles Adam, a prolific writer from Paris, France. After studying with his father and others at the Paris Conservatory, he went on to compose over 50 opera...

Trumpet and Organ (Christmas)

O Holy Night, written by Adolphe Adam and arranged by Oliver Weeks for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

This traditional setting of the timeless carol will develop precise listening for dynamics, balance, and phrasing. Appropriate for church use.

Schaum level I 1/2. Here is an excellent arrangement of the famous Christmas song for the late elementary pianist. It is written in C Major, has a broken triad pattern in the left hand, and the right...

What Christmas joy will be shared through this fine arrangement of a beloved carol! The parts are equally matched, both for difficulty and for playing satisfaction. Players and audience will be tempte...