It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year
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SKU: A0.1433520
Composed by Eddie Pola and George Wyle. Arranged by John Wernega. Christmas,Holiday,Jazz. Brass Band. 45 pages. John Wernega #1013749. Published by John Wernega (A0.1433520).Here is a showstopper for your concert! This piece is most often heard as a jazz waltz, but this arrangement is in 4/4, giving it a driving double-time jazz feel. The arrangement begins with an explosive intro, and it is loaded with lush jazz chord substitutions and syncopated rhythms. It slows down in the middle with a rubato section, almost in the style of a chorale, then goes back to the original tempo, driving to the end. Your players will have a blast playing it, and it will be a thrill for the audience.
Included is a conductor score and all individual parts. This is scored for traditional British Brass instrumentation, but also included is a tuba part in bass clef. The walking bass parts are in the E flat tuba part, and low notes may be taken up an octave.
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