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-This is how purchasing works:
Once you have made your purchase in 1-3 days I will email you a PDF of the score and all the parts for all of the arrangements you have purchased.
-We accept Paypal and major debit/credit cards
-If you have anymore questions feel free to Contact Me HERE and I will get back to you shortly
Once you have made your purchase in 1-3 days I will email you a PDF of the score and all the parts for all of the arrangements you have purchased.
-We accept Paypal and major debit/credit cards
-If you have anymore questions feel free to Contact Me HERE and I will get back to you shortly
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though!
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We 3 Kings-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though!
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Deck the Halls (And some other things on the SLIIIIIIDDDEEEE)A fun, jazzy, compilation of Deck the Halls, Jingle Bells, and Sleigh Ride!
-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though! |
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Christmas Is Coming-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though!
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I first learned of this song when I was little kid listening to the Muppets Christmas Album, it's a round with Miss Piggy and some of the other muppets and is a quaint little tune!
The lyrics go: "Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat, pleased to put the penny in the old man's hat, if you haven't got a penny, a hay penny will do, if you haven't got a hay penny, then god bless you!" |
Angels We Have Heard On High-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though!
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12 Days Of Christmas-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though!
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This is a rather silly version of the 12 Days of Christmas, the whole peice is a fight between the 4 parts for who gets to play the melody, whoever isn't playing the melody tries to sabotage them.
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Silent Night-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though!
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Baby It's Cold Outside-a slow, jazzy style you'll find familiar, yet different from other arrangements you've heard!
-for trombone quartet, can be played by larger trombone choirs though! |
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