Tennessee Christmas
by Amy Grant
Choir - Digital Sheet Music

Item Number: 21322507
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Instruments
Choir
Ensembles
TTBB
A Cappella
4-Part
Genres
21st Century
Adult Contemporary
Contemporary Christian
Country
Barbershop
Christmas
Composers
Amy Grant
Gary Chapman
Artists
Amy Grant
Series
ArrangeMe
ArrangeMe
Bert Phillips
Formats
Octavo
Item Types
Digital
Levels
Intermediate
Usages
School and Community
Choral Choir (TTBB) - Level 3 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.844179

By Amy Grant. By Amy Grant and Gary Chapman. Arranged by Bert Phillips. A Cappella,Barbershop,Christmas,Contemporary,Country. Octavo. 6 pages. Bert Phillips #4633943. Published by Bert Phillips (A0.844179).

This is a male barbershop (TTBB) arrangement of Tennessee Christmas for quartet or chorus. This arrangement is loosely based on a version by Little Big Town. The lead voice has the melody except for a brief passage by the bass. This arrangement is probably medium level difficulty. Learning tracks by

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