Johnnie Vinson Sheet Music for Concert Band

Scored for second-year players and utilizing the 4-part flexible format, Johnnie's setting uses a tuneful melody and characteristic percussion writing to provide a truly unique holiday offering.

Scored for second-year players and utilizing the 4-part flexible format, Johnnie's setting uses a tuneful melody and characteristic percussion writing to provide a truly unique holiday offering.

Using fragments from "The Twelve Days of Christmas," "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," Johnnie has created a clever percussion feature sure to be a hit at your holiday con...

Using fragments from "The Twelve Days of Christmas," "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," Johnnie has created a clever percussion feature sure to be a hit at your holiday con...

Using fragments from "The Twelve Days of Christmas," "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," Johnnie has created a clever percussion feature sure to be a hit at your holiday con...

Johnnie's effective arrangement uses layering of melodies and plenty of percussion to bring something a little different for holiday programming.

Drawing on the rich heritage of German carols, Johnnie has created a real holiday treat for young bands. Includes O Come, Little Children: Ring, Little Bells: O Christmas Tree and Silent Night.

The distinctive harmonies and sounds of the Renaissance period are used in a wonderfully effective setting by Johnnie Vinson. Including Carol of the Birds, Veni Emmanuel and In Dulci Jubilo, this fest...

Johnnie has done a wonderful job of adapting this familiar holiday song for beginning players. Featuring a very melodic theme and rich harmonies, this will sound great with any band!

One of the best-known holiday tunes ever written is now available in this easy to play version that will sound great with limited rehearsals. Johnnie skillfully moves the melody around to various sect...

Here is the perfect choice for an entertaining and unique holiday selection. Johnnie Vinson combines a light swing treatment of Jingle-Bell Rock, a lush version of Frosty the Snow Man, and a jazzy Her...

Here is the perfect choice for an entertaining and unique holiday selection. Johnnie Vinson combines a light swing treatment of Jingle-Bell Rock, a lush version of Frosty the Snow Man, and a jazzy Her...

Here is the perfect choice for an entertaining and unique holiday selection. Johnnie Vinson combines a light swing treatment of Jingle-Bell Rock, a lush version of Frosty the Snow Man, and a jazzy Her...

Scored for second-year players and utilizing the 4-part flexible format, Johnnie's setting uses a tuneful melody and characteristic percussion writing to provide a truly unique holiday offering.

First recorded in 1950, Silver Bells has remained one of the true classics of the holiday season. Johnnie's arrangement is scored for reduced instrumentation, but still sounds great.

Add a little Latin flare to your next holiday concert with this clever holiday classic. Skillfully scored with flexible instrumentation, this is sure to be enjoyed by the players as well as the audien...

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.

Recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970, even students today remember this classic rock ballad from the Motown era.