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20 Jazz Ensemble JINGLE BELLS—arr. John Clayton. Adapted from the chart he did for Diana Krall, and recorded with the “Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra” on her CD “Christmas Songs,” here is John Clayton’s joyous, up-tempo swing chart on this holiday favorite. These jinglin’ bells never sounded so good! (Vocal in Bb.) 10052515 Jazz Ensemble & Vocalist .....MA 60.00 JINGLE BELLS (As recorded by the Glenn Miller Orchestra)—arr. John LaBarbera. From the popular CD “In The Christmas Mood” recorded by the esteemed “Glenn Miller Alumni Band,” this swingin’ chart in the classic “Miller” style has been used in several recent motion pictures. Your audiences and players will enjoy this throw back to the glory years of the swing era! 10017009 Jazz Ensemble ..............MA 60.00 LET IT SNOW! LET IT SNOW! LET IT SNOW!— arr. Gordon Goodwin. In the style of Basie and Hefti, this Gordon Goodwin adaptation of the wonderful holiday classic is set in a medium swing style. Not a drum showcase, but the drummer has plenty of solo space beginning on brushes, then to sticks as the intensity rises. There is a flute part on second alto (can be omitted) and a percussion part for vibes. The optional solo space is for alto, tenor, trumpet, trombone, and the lead trumpet range is to written high E. A great sax section soli rounds out this excellent chart. This one is so nice, you’ll want to play it year ‘round! Highly recommended! 10093207 Jazz Ensemble ..............MA 65.00 LO, HOW A ROSE E’ER BLOOMING—arr. Bob Curnow. With a nod to the wonderful Dave Maddux arrangement written for the vocal group “First Call,” Bob Curnow has created a gorgeous version for big band. Every jazz group needs Christmas charts to perform, and this one is beautiful in its simplicity and overall effect. It begins quietly in a jazz chorale style and gradually builds to a dramatic climax followed by a sonorous ending. There are no solos. Turn off the house lights, put the spotlight on your band, and you will be able to hear a pin drop when you finish this beautiful arrangement. Very highly recommended! 10185714 Jazz Ensemble ...............M 47.00 RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER— Johnny Marks/Sharp. Take your band on a tour of musical styles as everyone’s favorite Christmas song gets a special treatment by arranger Chris Sharp. Opening with a slow trumpet solo a la Harry James, it soon breaks into an uptempo swing that will have everyone’s toes tappin’! Then, it goes alternating through Rock, Swing, and Salsa styles before it finally makes a big, bluesy, big band finish. Highly recommended! 2700682 Jazz Ensemble ...............M 50.00 SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN—arr. Dave Wolpe. You’d better watch out, because Dave Wolpe’s up-tempo arrangement of this holiday favorite really brings Santa to town! This one features the vocalist in a special way and includes a tenor sax part which can be substituted for the vocal part. (Vocal in G.) 2227478 Jazz Ensemble & Vocalist ......M 44.00 SLEIGH RIDE—arr. Mike Lewis. Leroy Anderson’s classic winter tune gets a clever, updated twist in this bright swing version. A rhythm section pedal point, section work galore and a big shout chorus keeps things interesting. Nice! 2443505 Jazz Ensemble ...............M 55.00 WINTER WONDERLAND—arr. Dave Wolpe. If you’re looking for the ultimate swing arrangement of Winter Wonderland, then look no further! Dave Wolpe has created a sure audience favorite that swings from start to finish with a style that ranges from sophisticated to really hot! Full of sparkling ensemble writing and and an open solo section, this arrangement deserves a place in every holiday concert! 2423366 Jazz Ensemble ...............M 55.00 WINTER WONDERLAND—arr. Jack Cooper. This one is a creative and swinging chart on a wonderful holiday standard with optional written solos for tenor sax, trumpet or trombone. It features a big shout chorus, sax section solis and a lead trumpet range that goes to written A above the staff (optional Bb). Quick to prepare and an effective holiday chart, it swings all the way! 10028157 Jazz Ensemble ...............M 48.00 Always Call Pepper First! Highly recommended for Medium to Advanced Grade Levels Go Tell It On The Mountain—arr. Alan Baylock. A creative and outstanding chart by Alan Baylock on the traditional spiritual. Beginning with claps and foot stomps, it builds throughout and features a written alto solo and a lead trumpet range to written B-flat above the staff. Adapted from a chart originally written for the USAF “Airmen of Note,” this jazz waltz will work for the holidays or any season...it’s outstanding! 10277752 Jazz Ensemble ...................M 48.00 Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!— arr. Gordon Goodwin. In the style of Basie and Hefti, this Gordon Goodwin adaptation of the wonderful holiday classic is set in a medium swing style. Not a drum showcase, but the drummer has plenty of solo space beginning on brushes, then to sticks as the intensity rises. There is a flute part on second alto (can be omitted) and a percussion part for vibes. The optional solo space is for alto, tenor, trumpet, trombone, and the lead trumpet range is to written high E. A great sax section soli rounds out this excellent chart. This one is so nice, you’ll want to play it year ‘round! 10093207 Jazz Ensemble .....................................MA 65.00 Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming—arr. Bob Curnow. With a nod to the wonderful Dave Maddux arrangement written for the vocal group “First Call,” Bob Curnow has created a gorgeous version for big band. Every jazz group needs Christmas charts to perform, and this one is beautiful in its simplicity and overall effect. It begins quietly in a jazz chorale style and gradually builds to a dramatic climax followed by a sonorous ending. There are no solos. Turn off the house lights, put the spotlight on your band, and you will be able to hear a pin drop when you finish this beautiful arrangement. 10185714 Jazz Ensemble ......................................M 47.00 Yo Tannenbaum! (O Tannenbaum)—arr. Gordon Goodwin. Holiday jazz by Gordon Goodwin? Yes... and this adaptation of O Tannenbaum is quite an adventure! Offering a chorale, some Basie style and fast and furious Goodwin bebop, this is not your ordinary holiday jazz chart. There’s solo space for alto and tenor sax, trumpet and trombone. The optional doubles are flute for 2nd alto sax, lead alto has either a standard alto part or an optional part for alto with a soprano double. An extremely exciting chart as performed by “The Big Phat Band.” 10011996 Jazz Ensemble .......................................A 65.00 Ellington & Strayhorn classic! The Nutcracker Suite Nine-Movement Suite arr. Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington/ ed. Lindberg. This authentic edition of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite, as arranged in 1960 by Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington, was assembled from the original manuscripts held in the Strayhorn Repository and the Ellington Collection of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History. For purposes of accuracy, the manuscripts were cross-checked carefully with the original Duke Ellington Orchestra recording. Edited by Jeff Lindberg, this nine-movement suite is part of the “Jazz Legend Series.” 10093221 Jazz Ensemble . . . .A 399.00 Pepper Holiday 2011 Instrumental Music Catalog All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision
String Orchestra 21 Beginning Strings CAROL OF THE BELLS—Larry Clark. Here’s one of the holiday’s most-loved classics scaled down for beginning string groups! While making the most of the simple repetitive melody, this version avoids tricky accidentals and keeps the integrity of the original composition. There’s also a clever quotation of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen as an extra added touch. Very well done! 10046232 String Orchestra..................40.00 ODE TO JOY—Ludwig van Beethoven/arr. Del Borgo. Absolutely essential! Every single student should be exposed to this stirring work as early as possible, and Elliot Del Borgo’s simple, basic arrangement lets you do that with the assurance that beginning students will experience success. A recommended selection that should be in every library! 2351633 String Orchestra..................50.00 TWO WINTER SKETCHES—Brian Balmages. A thoughtful interlude comprising two traditional songs: The Holly and the Ivy and Jingle Bells. But don’t be fooled by the titles, Brian Balmages’ arrangement focuses less on the melodies of the holiday warhorses but more on the underlying harmonies, by inverting the melodies and conventional rhythms. 10091954 String Orchestra..................40.00 Very Easy CHRISTMASTIDE - REJOICE!—arr. Deborah Baker Monday. Perfect for the holidays, this easy medley blends O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, Hallelujah Chorus and Sing We Now of Christmas, using chimes and tambourine (optional) to give the arrangement a Renaissance flavor. Use the optional piano part in rehearsal or performance. 10281209 String Orchestra..................48.00 DANCE OF THE REED FLUTES—P. I. Tchaikovsky/arr. Story. This timeless holiday classic from Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker Suite” is one that will be immediately recognized by all. The famous dance adds a touch of class to your holiday concert. The piano adds that extra bit of support your beginners will appreciate. 2478028 String Orchestra..................40.00 e FANTASY ON GREENSLEEVES—Mark Williams. Finally, an arrangement of Greensleeves that beginning string orchestras can play! Set in E minor, it uses notes familiar to beginners and, through clever arranging, avoids new accidentals and difficult string crossings. This is ideal for holiday concerts and year-round performances. Your students will love sounding this good! 2470424 String Orchestra..................40.00 e CHANUKAH FESTIVAL—arr. John O’Reilly. Absolutely perfect for your beginning orchestra! Familiar melodies of the Chanukah season are skillfully presented in an arrangement that stays right within the requirements of students working in their first method book. 2375426 String Orchestra..................42.00 CHRISTMAS FAVORITES FOR STRINGS—Lloyd Conley. A collection of Christmas arrangements that can be played by the entire string group or by individual soloists with optional CD accompaniment. Each song is correlated with a specific level in the “Essential Elements” method books, but can be used no matter what string method you use. Includes: Frosty The Snowman; A Holly Jolly Christmas; Jingle-Bell Rock; Jingle Bells; Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!; Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree; Silver Bells; The Hanukkah Song; Up on the Housetop; We Wish You a Merry Christmas and White Christmas. The Starter Pack includes: 12 Violin; 4 Viola; 4 Cello; 2 Bass; 1 Percussion, 1 Piano and 1 Conductor Book/CD. 5583562 Conductor Book/CD..............24.99 5583570 Violin ............................6.99 5583588 Viola ............................6.99 5583596 Cello ............................6.99 5583604 String Bass .......................6.99 5583612 Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12.99 5594742 Percussion ........................6.99 5583620 Starter Pack.................... 165.99 5583646 CD .............................12.99 e CHRISTMAS SAMPLER—arr. Mark Williams. Here’s the piece you need for that very first holiday concert! Using only a one-octave D major scale and no eighth notes, Mark Williams has combined several favorite carols and provided interesting parts for all instruments to ensure a motivational concert experience. Includes: Jolly Old St. Nick; O Come, Little Children; Jingle Bells and Good King Wenceslas. 2375434 String Orchestra..................40.00 e FIRST CHRISTMAS MARCH—John O’Reilly. It just doesn’t get any easier than this! Using only six notes, this creative medley of familiar holiday tunes is perfect for that first concert that your beginners will play. Stringing together O Come, All Ye Faithful; Good King Wenceslas; God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen and Jolly Old St. Nicholas, this super piece has no tempo changes, which virtually guarantees success! 2346286 String Orchestra..................40.00 JAZZY OLD SAINT NICK—Douglas Wagner. All the jazz is in the piano! The string parts are a straightforward arrangement of Jolly Old Saint Nicholas that your students could handle after only a few months of instruction. Some pizzicato sections add a delightful change and are fun for the students. This is a winner at their first holiday concert! 2478026 String Orchestra..................40.00 BURGUNDIAN CAROL—arr. Sandra Dackow. This beloved ancient carol is tastefully arranged with all parts remaining in first position and no extended fingerings required. Optional percussion parts add a Renaissance sound and are playable by members of the orchestra. 10066572 String Orchestra..................40.00 CELTIC CHRISTMAS FANTASY—Brian Balmages. Add a unique work to your winter concert! This Celticsounding arrangement incorporates Joy to the World and O Come All Ye Faithful with the sounds of bagpipe drones and slight variations in melody and harmony throughout. This creates a lively and likeable change of pace for your holiday concert! It’s a refreshing addition to the repertoire for your youngest orchestra musicians. 10047913 String Orchestra..................40.00 CHRISTMAS SYMPHONY—Elliot Del Borgo. Here is an easy holiday work featuring four works that make a mini-symphony! Angels We Have Heard on High; Hark! the Herald Angels Sing; God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and O Come, All Ye Faithful. Each piece flows directly into the next for a joyous medley that’s not too hard and serves as a great opener or closer. 2480756 String Orchestra..................45.00 CHRISTMAS TIME IS HERE—arr. Bob Cerulli. From the joyous finale of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” comes the song that has become a holiday tradition. Your students will love learning this and may learn a few new notes along the way! The arrangement is simple enough for young orchestras to play, yet it keeps that original “Vince Gauraldi Trio” jazz sound that everyone loves. Make this a holiday tradition! 2416469 String Orchestra..................40.00 FROSTY THE SNOWMAN—arr. Bruce Chase. Don’t pass this up! This all-time winter favorite is an absolute “must” for holiday concerts! Enjoy! 2138527 String Orchestra..................30.00 GREENSLEEVES—arr. John Caponegro. This Gaelic melody is one every child should know and play, particularly at holiday time. With a Celtic raised 6th in the melody, this arrangement will provide a bit of a challenge for the youngest musicians. But the rewards are definitely worth the effort in this expressive and mature-sounding orchestration. 10279661 String Orchestra..................42.00 HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS—Bob Phillips. Celebrate three holidays with one song! A simple medley for beginners that includes The Dreidl Song; an African melody known in the USA as Let Us Break Bread Together; and Jolly Old Saint Nicholas (and just for fun, strains of Jingle Bells close the tune!) With the exception of a few notes on the violin, all notes are found on the D and A strings and there are no eighth notes. Truly perfect for beginners! 10049856 String Orchestra..................40.00 “You guys rock!” —Lisa Butts, Band Director Hanford West High School, Hanford, CA Order Toll-Free! 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Page 1 and 2: Pepper: holiday instrumental 11 Pep
Page 3 and 4: HOLIDAY FANFARE (Based on I Saw Thr
Page 5 and 6: KINGS FLOURISH, THE (A Holiday Fanf
Page 7 and 8: CARTOON CHRISTMAS, A—arr. Michael
Page 9 and 10: STILL, STILL, STILL—arr. Randall
Page 11 and 12: e JAZZY CHRISTMAS, A—arr. Johnni
Page 13 and 14: Thank You for Being a Pepper Custom
Page 15 and 16: Very Easy e BABY, IT’S COLD OUTS
Page 17 and 18: HOLIDAY CLASSICS—arr. Peter Blair
Page 19 and 20: e BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE—Fran
Page 21: SILENT NIGHT—arr. Rich DeRosa. Lo
Page 25 and 26: FUM, FUM, FUM—arr. Michael Story.
Page 27 and 28: String Orchestra 25 MERRY CHRISTMAS
Page 29 and 30: CHRISTMAS SONG, THE—Mel Torme/Ric
Page 31 and 32: CAROL OF THE BELLS—Leontovich/Wil

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