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SKU: A0.926261
Composed by Claudette Washington, Dennis Bell, and Lynette Washington. Arranged by Dennis Bell. Christmas,Gospel,Jazz,R & B. Octavo. 22 pages. Mark of Aries Music (BMI) #2524499. Published by Mark of Aries Music (BMI) (A0.926261).From the New Voices of Freedom Songbook-Dennis Bell-Musical Director/Conductor (U2, Rattle & Hum etc). A Christmas song, for SATB Choir, Soloist with Piano, Bass & Drum accompaniment, which speaks to the essence of the real world and the seemingly lost message of the Christmas celebration. The music combines jazz, r&b and gospel elements. The song was performed on the Joan Rivers Show https://youtu.be/oLepqM5l0ps What’s Become of Christmas? (Video). The soloists are Lynette Washington & Larry Murchison. The original version was written for the award winning jazz vocalist Lynette Washington for her holiday album "Long, Long Ago" (A Jazz Celebration of Christmas, Chanukah & Kwanzaa). https://soundcloud.com/dennisbell412/whats-become-of-christmas/s-0KwKt (Audio)- Link is private and is for your review. The vocal solo version features the wonderful saxophonist the late Gerry Niewood (Chuck Mangione).
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