Latin Jinge - "Jingle Bells" in a latin version for brass quintet
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SKU: A0.876888
Composed by James Lord Pierpont. Arranged by Augustin Lehfuss. Christmas,Jazz,Latin,World. Score and parts. 8 pages. Gustfuss Records #3044651. Published by Gustfuss Records (A0.876888).A funny version of the famous christmas song "Jingle Bells", arranged by Austrian arranger Augustin Lehfuss, originally written for the German "Rennquintett", whose members used to perform it on their christmas shows.
This arrangment is part of a series of 5 arrangements of "jingle bells" for brass quintet, which are also available here on SMP ( also in an alpine oberkrain, a chinese, a swinging and a french waltz style), but wiith a length of just 1:30 seconds it will serve well as a da capo number played alone.
see also the other 4 Arrangements in this serie, which can be found at the same publisher´s appearance here on SMP.
visit the arranger´s website and twitter account
https://twitter.com/AugustinLehfuss
https://www.lehfuss.com/
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