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Pat-A-Pan. Orchestration - CD-Rom. Voice sheet music. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Choir sheet music. Double Bass sheet music. Harp sheet music. Horn sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Intermediate.
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Pat-A-Pan. Orķestrēšana - CD-ROM. Balss notis. B-Flat Trumpet notis. Kora notis. Double Bass notis. Arfa notis. Horn notis. Perkusijas notis. Trombonu notis. Intermediate.
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Pat-A-Pan. Orchestration - CD-Rom. includes For unto Us a Child is Born & Sing We Now of Christmas. Composed by John Hancock & Kurt Bestor. Arranged by Mike Speck. For SATB choir with vocal solo. flute, F horn 1&2. 3, trumpet 1&2. 3, trombone 1&2. 3&4, percussion, rhythm, harp, violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello. bassoon, string bass. Anthems. Contemporary, Christmas and Sacred. Moderate. Orchestration on CD-ROM. Published by Mike Speck Music. LP.765762203907. Based upon the recording made popular by American Idol star David Archuleta, this unexpected and fresh carol medley, featuring new lyrics to the beloved Bulgarian carol, is sure to become a choir favorite. Arranged by Mike Speck and orchestrated by Lari Goss, the song blends seamlessly in Handel's "For unto Us a Child Is Born," making this a dynamic marriage of modern and classical choral writing.
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Pat-A-Pan. Orķestrēšana - CD-ROM. ietver, pie mums bērns ir piedzimis. Sastādījis John Hancock. Organizēja Mike Speck. Par SATB koris ar vokālā solo. flauta, F ragu 1. 3, trompete 1. 3, trombona 1. 3. fagots, stīgu bass. Himnas. Mūsdienīga, Ziemassvētku un Sacred. Mērens. Orķestrēšana uz CD-ROM. Publicējusi Mike Speck Music. LP.765762203907. Pamatojoties uz ieraksta populārs ar American Idol zvaigzne David Archuleta, šo negaidīto un svaigu carol Medley, kas atspoguļo jaunu dziesmu uz mīļoto Bulgārijas korālis, ir pārliecināts, ka, lai kļūtu koris mīļākie. Sakārto Mike Speck un organizēti Lari Goss, dziesma saplūst vienlaidus Hendeļa "Jo pie mums bērns piedzimst," padarot šo dinamisko laulība mūsdienu un klasiskās kora rakstiski.
