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SKU: A0.792811
Composed by Traditional Hanukkah songs. Arranged by Micha Davis. Hanukkah. 15 pages. Gordon Cherry #6633433. Published by Gordon Cherry (A0.792811).Micha Davis, veteran Bass Trombonist of the Israel Philharmonic has beautifully arranged a Hanukah Song Medley for Brass Quintet. Davis has chosen several traditional song favorites from the annual 8-day December festival, commemorating the miracle of the oil from the Holy Temple in Jerusalem and the family of Judah Maccabee and the army of followers defeating of the scourge of the radical Antiochus III and his ruthless religious oppression against the Jewish people:
Mi Yimalel (Who Can Retell?)
I Have a Menorah
Theme from Handel's Judas Maccabeus
Hanukah, Hanukah
The 4-minute arrangement is playable by moderately advanced-level performers and above. The instrumentation is for standard brass quintet with parts for Trumpets in B-flat.
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