ILL ALWAYS LOVE CHRISTMAS 2 PT SINGERS ED

ILL ALWAYS LOVE CHRISTMAS 2 PT SINGERS EDEd Lojeski and John Jacobson in their first holiday collaboration since I Love Christmas and guess what: I'll Always Love Christmas! This delightful show makes a wonderful holiday program for choirs and audiences of all ages. With cheerful dialogue, John's choreography, and a great selection of bright holiday songs, everyone will get into the holiday spirit! Five flexible sections: It's Christmas Again, A Caroling We Go, Rock and Roll Christmas, I'll

notes on adapting to a four-piece drumset

PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812: Moscow • PACIFIC OVERTURES: Pretty Lady • SPRING AWAKENING: Those You've Known • THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE: The I Love You Song • WAITRESS THE MUSICAL: A Soft Place to Land

This comely grouping of Welsh folk songs is perfect as the lighter selection in your concert

Topics coveredinclude: approach to basic blues · discovering jazz guitar · sounds of jazz guitar · fingering and picking · dynamics · motive development · II-V-I progressions · finding your own voice

Performed with brass and percussion or piano alone

This arrangement has been carefully adapted for young players featuring the saxes in unison on the melody and modest ranges for all players

This updated edition boasts all-new engravings of the note-for-note transcriptions to these 14 classics from the Fab Four: Drive My Car • Girl • I'm Looking Through You • If I Needed Someone • In My Life • Michelle • Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) • Nowhere Man • Run for Your Life • Think for Yourself • Wait • What Goes On • The Word • You Won't See Me

Includes melody lines

• Each arrangement includes a professionallyrecorded demonstration CD

Johnnie's arrangement is scored for red uced instrumentation

Artist Composer Publisher ABRSM Series ABRSM Exam Pieces Pages 16(07) Language Instrument Piano Category Piano & Keyboard SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781848496439 ISBN13 Dimensions 305x229

from swing to rock to bossa nova