Ich Weiss ein Huttlein by Traditional Concert Band - Sheet Music

Name: Ich Weiss ein Huttlein
Brand: Molenaar Edition
SKU: 20042046
Price: 20.95 USD
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Details

Genres:

Christmas

Composers:

Traditional

Publishers:

Molenaar Edition

Format:

Score

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Pre 1

Artist:

Traditional

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Concert Band - Grade 0

SKU: ML.013041050-S

Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Franz Watz. Christmas/Catalogue Chrismas Band Music. Recorded on Wintertraume (ML.311093720). Score only. Duration 2 minutes, 38 seconds. Molenaar Edition #013041050-S. Published by Molenaar Edition (ML.013041050-S).

This song has three stanzas and describes the modest though grateful family life of the infant Jesus with his parents Mary and Joseph. The choral melody is four-part and can be performed harmoniously by a quartet. The score has however been arranged for large orchestra. So, it is possible to realize the most varied sound combinations between woodwind and brass groups, even without singing. All percussion instruments can be used 'ad libitum'. The text can be sung as four-part choir singing or by one solo voice with accompaniment of winds. A simple piano score has been added for singing rehearsals or small scale performances.