Spartiti invernali

For Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Trumpet, Celesta and Percussion. Published in 1990. First performed by Sounds Positive. Score.

For Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Trumpet, Celesta and Percussion. Published in 1990. First performed by Sounds Positive. Parts.

The drone of the bells, the whispers from the choir, the Stevenson text, set the mood for winter. The choir's harmonies dance around the central tonality like a cold wind, always returning respectfull...

For SATB, with keyboard, or orchestra, or brass, piano, and harp. An easy and original setting of the well-known Rossetti text. An upper-voice version is also available. Accompaniments for orchestra a...

Per SS o SA, con tastiera, o orchestra, o ottoni. Un'ambientazione facile e originale, con una melodia estremamente memorabile, del noto testo di Rossetti. È disponibile anche una versione SATB. Gli a...

Das vorliegende Arrangement ist ein beliebtes Lied aus dem Jahr 1934. Es gehört fest in das Repertoire vieler Musiker, ob nun Instrumentalisten oder Vokalisten, und wird in der Weihnachtszeit gespielt...

Includes: It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year; Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! and Winter Wonderland

Felix Bernard's popular Christmas classic Winter Wonderland has been arranged by Leo Arnaud for Upper Voices (SSA), and transcribed by Charles Naylor.

Nach der bekannten Melodie 'In the bleak midwinter' von Gustav Holst.

Enchant your audience this holiday season with the unforgettable Christmas classic "Winter Wonderland", published by Alfred Publishing! This spirited arrangement for choir and combo brings a heartwarm...

Two blockbuster Holiday classics come together in this highly creative and very singable arrangement from Alan Billingsley. It's a real showpiece for any holiday concert!

Der beliebte Weihnachtsklassiker im swingenden Arrangement für Blasorchester von Randy Beck.

Klavier, Gesang & Gitarren-Akkorde (Melodie rechte Hand).

Felix Bernard's popular Christmas classic Winter Wonderland has been arranged by Leo Arnaud and transcribed for mixed chorus by Charles Naylor.