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A traditional Christmas favorite which includes: Joy to the World; Deck the Halls; Silent Night; Jingle Bells and other Christmas songs. Recorded on the CD Fennell Conducts Anderson and Coates -

Here is Anderson's original full-length version, transcribed from the handwritten score as recorded by the Boston Pops. Following its premier in 1950, this fabulous overture was abbreviated by the composer

As seen in the mind-boggling Trans-Siberian Orchestra stage show, this thought-provoking medley of Christmas tunes describes a lone cellist playing Christmas carols in the midst of the Bosnian war. The

This thought-provoking medley of Christmas tunes describes a lone cellist playing Christmas carols in the midst of the Bosnian war, reflecting power, drama, and hope. Includes a rock rhythm section.

Invite your audience to sing along with these familiar carols for a festive concert finale! Included in the medley are: Joy to the World; O Come All Ye Faithful; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing and

How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the animated television adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic, has become standard viewing for children of all ages. The joyous sounds rising from Whoville, with its undaunted

With Comfort and Joy, the melody is generously passed around the ensemble to keep everyone happy, plus there is written solo space for tenor, alto, piano and some drum fills, too. The lead trumpet

The best-selling string arrangement of this piece is now available for full orchestra. Let it soar and play it large!

As performed in the fabulous Trans-Siberian Orchestra live concert, experience Tchaikovsky's Trepak from "The Nutcracker" as you never have before. Just as energetic with wind and percussion

Tell the story of The Christmas Truce of 1914, where opposing soldiers engaged in World War I combat laid down their arms and celebrated the Christmas holiday together! Fragments of Gustav

There's nothing quite like a Leroy Anderson number to set a positive mood, and this holiday favorite is certainly no exception! The original style and harmonies are there, though simplified for young

Leroy Anderson's ever-popular holiday medley arranged for string orchestra in a faithful adaptation of the original first performed by the Boston Pops. This spectacular nine-minute concert feature includes