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SKU: A0.908542
Composed by Traditional Carol. Arranged by Nathan M. Pontz. Christmas,Jazz. Score and parts. 18 pages. Nathan Pontz #2865275. Published by Nathan Pontz (A0.908542).This arrangement of "Good King Wenceslas" for jazz quartet is a fun addition to any Christmas concert! The full score and all parts are included. All four instrumentalists are featured soloists, and the parts continually interact with one another as they pass the melody back and forth. Listen as the melody becomes more and more altered until its collaborative return at the end of the piece. Solos are written out for all melodic instruments, giving the performers the opportunity to play as written or to add their own embellishments and improvisations!
Duration: approx. 3 minutes
Instrumentation: Jazz Combo (Alto Sax, Piano, Acoustic Bass, and Drum Set [with Jingle Bells and Vibraslap])
2016 Holiday Contest Entry
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