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The first snowflakes falling outside! There is no greater distraction for students. Perfect for first-year students' winter concert, the flexible instrumentation scoring allows each string instrument the

These holiday parade tunes are simple to play - perfect for a beginning marching band program. Featuring Jingle Bells; Jolly Old St. Nicholas and a cadence for Up on the Housetop,

This version of Jolly Old Saint Nicholas is perfect for your beginning band's first winter or holiday concert. The entire composition is based on the first six notes of the concert B-flat scale,

Here's an expertly crafted arrangement of the holiday classic, Jingle Bells. Using only the first six notes of the B-flat scale and no eighth notes, this piece can be performed confidently by

This Christmas Duet is part of a series written for beginning instrumentalists. It is called the Key of David because the key it's in makes it readable for anyone who would like to play in church or for the

Looking for the perfect winter piece for your young musicians? Look no further than this thrilling work. Illustrating the raw power of winter storms, it uses minor harmonies, driving rhythms, and aggressive

Where does Santa spend his vacations from the North Pole. Well, the answer to this much-debated mystery just might be Cuba! This fun compilation takes three Christmas favorites - Jolly Old St. Nicholas;

Two of the most popular of Chanukah tunes are arranged here for the youngest of students. Although simple, it gives the very young player the chance to sound wonderful for their parents at the very first

Easy can be fun, and here's proof! This satisfying medley of Up on the Housetop; Jingle Bells and Jolly Old St. Nicholas gives every section an opportunity to be featured with the melody.

Take lots of familiar Christmas tunes, mix them all together, and you have a Christmas Mash-Up. The setting is ideal for beginning players with the most difficult rhythm being a quarter note. This

Ever wonder what it would sound like to mash-up the William Tell Overture with a variety of familiar Christmas songs? This creative arrangement is pure holiday fun for beginning bands and

How many times have you had the experience of a random cell phone disrupting a performance? Well, now you can make it part of the performance! This Christmas arrangement is not only a solid fundamental