It's The Holiday Season

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Concert Band
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Arranger Emerson/Moss
Grade Gr-2

Price: $50.00

Also available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #08725180

UPC code: 884088217143

Featuring three well-known (and seldom done) Christmas standards, Happy Holiday, The Holiday Season, and Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow, this medley with optional choir and strings is sure to be a hit! John Moss has done a fabulous job staying true to the sound and style of the original recordings. The various keys and rhythmic changes are sure to put your band through its paces, but this arrangement is worth it! (ca. 4:00)

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It's The Holiday Season

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