John Henry Hopkins

The Williamette Choral Series is joyfully introduced with three carols, each capturing the Big Band swing sound. This Big Band flavor adds a classy element to the swing sound and is the charm that bri...

The Williamette Choral Series is joyfully introduced with three carols, each capturing the Big Band swing sound. This Big Band flavor adds a classy element to the swing sound and is the charm that bri...

Excerpted from What Sweeter Music, this seasonal evergreen shines anew in a creative arrangement designed for success. Thoughtful directors will find this artfully rendered gem a splendid addition to...

Excerpted from What Sweeter Music, this seasonal evergreen shines anew in a creative arrangement designed for success. Thoughtful directors will find this artfully rendered gem a splendid addition to...

Excerpted from What Sweeter Music, this seasonal evergreen shines anew in a creative arrangement designed for success. Thoughtful directors will find this artfully rendered gem a splendid addition to...

Excerpted from What Sweeter Music, this seasonal evergreen shines anew in a creative arrangement designed for success. Thoughtful directors will find this artfully rendered gem a splendid addition to...

Here's a duo of cherished holiday carols in wildly diverse styles. 'What Child Is This?,' begins with the beautiful sound of a solo horn, while 'We Three Kings' is presented in the style of a jazz-wal...

Here's a duo of cherished holiday carols in wildly diverse styles. 'What Child Is This?,' begins with the beautiful sound of a solo horn, while 'We Three Kings' is presented in the style of a jazz-wal...

Based upon the classic carol by John Henry Hopkins describing the ancient pilgrimage of the three wise men to Bethlehem, the meditative opening of this grade 4 setting segues elegantly into a contrast...

Based upon the classic carol by John Henry Hopkins describing the ancient pilgrimage of the three wise men to Bethlehem, the meditative opening of this grade 4 setting segues elegantly into a contrast...

This flexible arrangement is the perfect introduction to full orchestra music for your ensemble. The piece begins with a traditional statement of 'We Three Kings' using lush harmonies and a flowing me...

This flexible arrangement is the perfect introduction to full orchestra music for your ensemble. The piece begins with a traditional statement of 'We Three Kings' using lush harmonies and a flowing me...

This flexible arrangement is the perfect introduction to full orchestra music for your ensemble. The piece begins with a traditional statement of 'We Three Kings' using lush harmonies and a flowing me...

This flexible arrangement is the perfect introduction to full orchestra music for your ensemble. The piece begins with a traditional statement of 'We Three Kings' using lush harmonies and a flowing me...

Arrangements in the Jazz for Small Groups series are written especially for smaller ensembles with aspirations to play the 'Big Band' sound, but which don't have the necessary forces. Each arrangement...

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Alfred Sacred welcomes S. E. Fauble to our catalog with this exciting new arrangement. His treatment of this carol is both authentic and engaging. For groups that would like an additional challenge, o...

This exciting and contemporary arrangement blends two traditional carols, We Three Kings and O Come, O Come Emmanuel. Opening in slow and mysterious 6/8, the tempo shifts to an energetic rhythmic 3/4...

Here's a snappy jazz waltz treatment of the popular Christmas carol 'We Three Kings.' Perfect holiday programming solution to bring the beat up a notch while introducing your developing band to swing...

We Three Kings has been set here as an upbeat, jazz waltz. The tuba, trumpet 2, and horn introduce a variation of the traditional 'oom-pa-pa' feel of a waltz. The melody is passed between the trombone...

by J. Hopkins / arr. John W. Schaum