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	Fanfare for Christmas A short fanfare to begin your Christmas Concert, start the Carol Service, or welcome a special guest. Based on the well known carol "GOOD CHRISTIAN MEN REJOICE". Price: £6.00


	Folk Dance and Carol This music aims to capture the feeling of a Village celebration. It begins with a lively Jig, where the music joyfully dances around the band. It then settles down to two verses of that beautiful melody by Gustav Holst, "In the Bleak Mid-Winter". It then quickly 'gets on it's feet' again, and finishes off the celebration with the Dance and the Carol mingling together. Price: £17.00


	Xmas Ditty Seasonal 'fun' for the band, (and the audience of course). It begins with yet another rendition of Jingle Bells, "Wait a minute though, is someone out of tune somewhere?, is that who some of the band are shouting at?, why am I thinking of Les Dawson? Back to the music - it's Good King Wenceslas, how did Rule Britannia get in there?, and I'm sure that was the end of God Save the Queen". After an unadulterated version of O Come, all ye faithful, the final section features Jingle Bells and Good King Wenceslas claiming the last spot together. The piece ends with the well known 'AMEN' cadence - but there's still a little surprise on the last chord! Price: £14.00


	Cowboy Carol When the arranger first thought about arranging this well known carol, it was going to be for band and choir. He did however change his mind - every band part has a 'songsheet' attached to it. Before the full band plays a verse and chorus of this fabulous Cecil Broadhurst song as a big ending, between 10 & 14 of the band members are directed to the songsheet, (every member of the band is also a vocalist at some point in the proceedings)! Of course, it is still possible to perform it with a choir as well/instead, or even a soloist. (If you wish, the scoring means that this would also be an effective part of your programme without any vocals). Price: £17.00


	Meditation Based on "God So Loved The World" from John Stainer's "Crucifixion" In the 19th century, the English composer John Stainer wrote a cantata named "The Crucifixion". It contains a beautiful a capella setting of the Biblical text from John chapter 3 verses 16 & 17. I have taken this regularly performed setting, and created a meditation for band, which will sound beautiful in that Hymn spot in your concert programme. Price: £17.00


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