Developing mixed choirs will enjoy this arrangement of the famous Christmas work, which was originally published in 1936 for a cappella voices. With comfortable vocal ranges and an easy piano accompan...
Now SAB choirs can enjoy singing this famous work, originally published in 1936 for mixed voices a cappella. Easy to sing, with an easy-to play piano accompaniment, this is the perfect holiday concert...
Ideal für alle weihnachtlichen Gelegenheiten! Das beliebte englische Weihnachtslied 'Carol of the Bells' im leichten Instrumental-Arrangement mit Klavierbegleitung.
In 2012; we introduced David Baldwin's Christmas arrangements for brass quintet with Christmas Medley (144-40560); Coventry Carol & Lo; How a Rose (144-40562); and O Holy Night (144-40561). Created fo...
Ideal für alle weihnachtlichen Gelegenheiten! - Das beliebte englische Weihnachtslied 'Carol of the Bells' im leichten Instrumental-Arrangement mit Klavierbegleitung.
Developing treble choirs will enjoy this arrangement of the famous Christmas work, which was originally published in 1936 for a cappella voices. With comfortable vocal ranges and an easy piano accompa...
A delightful Ukrainian Christmas carol for unaccompanied 3-part Female chorus. A Piano accompaniment is included for rehearsal only.
Perfect for all Christmas performances: Carol of the Bells is the signature holiday choral! Instrumentation: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass & Keyboard rehearsal.
Take this popular Christmas favorite and put it in the hands of a masterful composer, and you have all the ingredients for success. Sean O'Loughlin's setting keeps the flavor of this great piece, but...
'Carol of the Bells' ist im englischsprachigen Raum ein Weihnachtshit. Unter dem Titel 'Schtschedryk' wurde es 1916 von Mykola Leontowytsch komponiert, 1936 erhielt es von Peter J. Wilhousky den engli...
Leontovich and Wilhousky's extremely popular Carol of the Bells is now available in Carl Fischer Music's Compatible Series. Arranged by Larry Clark, string and wind players alike can now play this tim...
