Irving Berlin
White Christmas
Irving Berlin
White Christmas
- Instrumentation Mixed Choir (SATB) and Piano
- Edition Choral Score
- Composer Irving Berlin
- Publisher Shawnee Press
- Series Choral
- Order no. 35025799
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Description:
The all-time Christmas classic White Christmas, composed by Irving Berlin and arranged for SATB Choir and Piano Duet by Roy Ringwald. Your Choir can learn to sing this famous festive favourite withaccuracy and ease with our White Christmas sheet music.
The song that accurately sums up what we all dream of as Christmas comes around the corner, White Christmas is aceaseless seasonal standard that never fails to bring a smile to the faces of adults and children alike. With this White Christmas sheet music, arranged for SATB Choir, your Choir can bring some festivecheerto everyone, no matter their age or taste, so that even if we don't get snow this December, we can all enjoy the spirit of the season with the smooth melody and hopeful lyrics of White Christmas.
The song that accurately sums up what we all dream of as Christmas comes around the corner, White Christmas is aceaseless seasonal standard that never fails to bring a smile to the faces of adults and children alike. With this White Christmas sheet music, arranged for SATB Choir, your Choir can bring some festivecheerto everyone, no matter their age or taste, so that even if we don't get snow this December, we can all enjoy the spirit of the season with the smooth melody and hopeful lyrics of White Christmas.
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