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Dr. David Mathie
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{Traditional} - 25 Christmas Carol Favorites for Horns
Angels we have heard on high
Away in a manger
Bring a torch, jeanette isabella
Coventry carol
Deck the halls with boughs of holly
First Noel
God rest you merry, gentlemen
Good king wenceslas
Good christian men, rejoice
Hark the herald angels sing
Holly and the ivy
I saw three ships come sailing in



It came upon a midnight clear
Joy to the world
Lo how a rose e’er blooming
O come all ye faithful
O little town of bethlehem
O come, o come, emmanuel
Silent night
Sussex carol
Wassail song
We wish you a merry christmas
We three kings of orient are
What Child is this
While shepherds watched their herds at night
Horn Quartet/Choir

Difficulty Level:  Advanced High School through Professional
    1. Horn 1 up to a 
high Bb (although rarely)
    2. Horn 4 down to a low C (with octave up option for that note)
    3. Horn 4 stays in treble clef
    4. Note the high 2st Horn 1 part and low Horn 4 part;  Horns 2 & 3 fine for younger players


Published by Cherry Classics, Catalog Number CC3078.


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These Christmas Carol Favorites are in easily played keys, all in treble clef, in hymnal style,  and perfect for sing-alongs.  Due to the range, the first part requires a good player(s) and the 4th part requires a strong low register, although I have notated it in treble clef.  The middle parts are easily played by a high school students or amateur horn players, making these carols perfect for a quick impromptu performance.

These are also available for brass ensemble as Cherry Classics 2764.



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