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Traditional Christmas Music Samples MUSIC for TWO Flute, Oboe or Violin and Flute, Oboe or Violin Sample Music Traditional Christmas Music Table of Contents Angels We Have Heard on High Traditional 8 Away in a Manger Traditional 3 Coventry Carol Traditional 19 Deck the Halls Traditional 4 For Unto Us a Child is Born from The Messiah George Frederick Handel 6 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Traditional 16 Good Christian Men, Rejoice Traditional 5 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing SampleFelix Mendelssohn 17 Jolly Old Saint Nicholas Traditional 14 Nutcracker, The Peter Ilyich Tschaikovsky Dance of the Reed Flutes 11 Music Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy 13 Overture 9 Trepak 12 O Little Town of Bethlehem Lewis H. Redner 7 Silent Night Franz Gruber & Rev. 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Made in U.S.A. > œ All Rights Reserved d MUSIC AVAILABLE from LAST RESORT MUSIC SOLOS TRIOS SACRED SOLO SERIES MUSIC for THREE 9 Volumes & 8 Collections TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS SOLO SERIES Volume 1 & 2 Baroque, Classical & Romantic Favorites INTERMEDIATE CHRISTMAS SOLO SERIES Volume 3 Sacred, Spirituals & Traditional Jewish INTERMEDIATE SOLO SERIES Volume 4 Rags & Waltzes RECITAL SOLO SERIES Volume 5 Late 19th & Early 20th Century Favorites Volume 6 Opera Favorites WEDDING SOLO SERIES Volume 7 Irish Music, Fiddle Tunes & Traditional Pop CONTEMPORARY SOLO SERIES Volume 8 More Baroque, Classical & Romantic (All With Piano Accompaniment) Christmas Volume: Traditional Christmas Music Collections: Tangos, Pop Christmas, Patriotic Songs, Leroy Anderson, Cole Porter, Gershwin, Klezmer Dances, Espana DUETS All trio volumes have interchangeable parts for MUSIC for TWO strings or winds with optional keyboard or guitar Duets for 2 Like Instruments - 2 Volumes Available for Flutes, Oboes, Clarinets, Bassoons INTERMEDIATE MUSIC for THREE Violins, Violas, Cellos 3 Volumes - Volume 1, 2 & Christmas Favorites French Horns, Trumpets or Trombones Trio arrangements in progressive order of difficulty with interchangeable parts for strings, woodwinds, MUSIC for TWO saxophones, brass & keyboard or guitar Duets for 2 Mixed Instruments - 5 Volumes Flute or Oboe or Violin & Cello or Bassoon Flute or Oboe or Violin & Viola Sample Flute or Oboe & Clarinet QUARTETS Flute or Oboe or Violin & Flute or Oboe or Violin Viola & Cello or Bassoon MUSIC for FOUR 5 Volumes Clarinet & Cello or Bassoon Volume 1 & 2 Baroque, Classical & Romantic Favorites Cello or Bassoon & Cello or Bassoon Volume 3 Rags & Waltzes Volume 4 Late 19th & Early 20th Century Favorites INTERMEDIATE MUSIC for TWO Christmas Volume: Traditional Christmas Music Duets for 2 Mixed Instruments - 3 Volumes All quartet volumes have interchangeable parts for MusicFlute or Oboe or Violin & Cello or Bassoon strings or winds with optional keyboard or guitar Flute or Oboe or Violin & Clarinet Flute or Oboe or Violin & Flute or Oboe or Violin INTERMEDIATE MUSIC for FOUR 3 Volumes - Volume 1, 2 & Christmas Favorites CHAMBER SERIES Quartet arrangements in progressive order of difficulty with AN EVENING AT MCMILLISTERS for Woodwind Quintet interchangeable parts for strings, woodwinds, saxophones, brass & keyboard or guitar OVERTURE FROM PULCINELLA for Woodwind Quintet VILLAINS & SWEETHEARTS for String Quartet AN ARC OF CONVERGENCE for Violin & French Horn MUSIC for FOUR BRASS 3 Volumes Volume 1 Baroque, Classical & Romantic Favorites Volume 2 Sacred Music & Spirituals MIDDLE FIDDLE MUSIC Christmas Volume: Traditional Christmas Music (Distributed by LRMP) Quartet Arrangements with interchangeable parts BASICALLY BAROQUE for String Trio including optional French Horn & keyboard or guitar SOUND THE TRUMPET! for Trumpet with String Trio BRIDGE TO ROMANCE for String Quartet MUSIC for FOUR FLUTES - 2 Volumes PEARLS OF THE BAROQUE for String Quartet SIX BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS for String Quartet MUSIC for FOUR CELLOS - 2 Volumes For a complete catalog call (800) 762-0966 or visit your local music dealer www.lastresortmusic.com .
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