Christmas On Broadway

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Concert Band
Composer Ahrens/Menken
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Arranger Higgins, John
Series Young Band (CONCERT BAND)

Price: $60.00

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Catalog #04001029

UPC code: 884088080365

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Give some Broadway pizzazz to your holiday program with this spectacular medley for band and optional choir. This sparkling arrangement is a perfect concertcloser. Includes: God Bless Us Everyone, It's Beginning to Look Like Christma s, March of the Toys, My Favorite Things, Pine Cones and Holly Berries, Toyland and We Need a Little Christmas.

Title	Artist	Composer
GOD BLESS US EVERYONE		AHRENS/MENKEN
IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK LIKE CHRISTMAS		WILLSON,MEREDITH
MARCH OF THE TOYS		HERBERT,VICTOR
MY FAVORITE THINGS	MORGAN,LORRIE	HAMMERSTEIN II/RODGE
PINE CONES AND HOLLY BERRIES		WILLSON,MEREDITH
TOYLAND		MACDONOUGH/HERBERT
WE NEED A LITTLE CHRISTMAS		HERMAN,JERRY

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