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Highlights Catalog 2010–2011 Alfred Holiday Highlights Catalog 2010–2011 June 2009 HOLIDAYhighligHts AttEntIOn PrInt Music Buyer: Take Advantage of Alfred’s Holiday special Today! Hurry! Offer Ends October 31st, 2010. See page 2 for details. Sheet Music Personality Folios Mixed Folios Guitar Piano Vocal Collections Instrumental Performance Music DVDs Stocking Stuffers insideThisissue alfred.com/dealer Alfred’s 2010 Holiday Special Offer Order 200+ books and receive:* • 55% Discount • 50% Return Guarantee • Dating thru January 3, 2011 • ONE re-order, at these outstanding terms before October 31, 2010 Hurry! DON’T WAIT! Place your order by August 31, Offer Ends 2010 and receive these bonus offers:* October • Free Shipping 31st, 2010. • Upgrade Discount to 60% * Maximum discount applies to select product lines. Free shipping is UPS Ground in the continental U.S. only. Holiday order must be a 5% net increase over order placed in 2009 to qualify for extra discount. Additional restrictions may apply. Contact your sales rep for details. Table of Contents Personality Songbooks • 3 | Stage & Screen • 5 | Popular Sheet Music • 6 | Mixed Folios • 8 | Guitar • 11| Piano Methods • 14 | Supplementary Piano • 17 | Organ • 27 | Vocal Music • 28 | Instrumental • 30 | Performance Music • 34 | DVDs • 40 | NAXOS • 43 | Gifts & Stocking Stuffers • 44 | Chanukah • 50 | Miscellaneous Holidays • 51 HOLIDAY Personality Songbooks HIgHLIgHts Jim Brickman’s christmas the essential Jim Brickman: Jim Brickman: homecominG collection christmas Contains an abundance of holiday songs. Titles: Auld Lang Titles: Blessings • Canon in G • Christmas Is • Do You Hear Arr. Dan Coates Syne • Bethlehem • Coming Home for Christmas • Deck the What I Hear • Early Snowfall • Even Santa Fell in Love • The Titles: Angels • Early Snowfall • Even Santa Fell in Love • Halls • Gathering • Good King Wenceslas • I Heard the Bells Gift • Greensleeves • Hark the Herald Angles Sing • Jesu • Joy The Gift • Greensleeves/Carol of the Bells • Hark! The Herald on Christmas Day • I Saw Three Ships • Joy • My Angel • to the World • Peace • Sending You a Little Christmas • Silver Angels Sing • If You Believe • Joy to the World • O Holy Night Stille Nacht • Thanksgiving. Also includes four bonus songs Bells • Silent Night • Snowflake • Winter Peace • Winter • Peace (Where the Heart Is) • Sending You a Little Christmas not on the album. Waltz • Winter Wonderland • and more. • Silent Night • Silver Bells • Snowflake • Winter Peace. (00-28960) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $16.95 (00-26159) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $19.95 (00-33469) | Easy Piano | $19.95 UPC: 038081314983 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-4944-0 UPC: 038081290553 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-4402-5 UPC: 038081372518 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-6271-5 Jim Brickman: Joy f Jim Brickman: christmas themes f Jim Brickman: the Gift Titles: Little Drummer Boy • Lights of Christmas • The These solo piano arrangements by Jim Brickman bring the Brilliant interpretations of the classic carols, plus Brickman’s Twelve Days of Christmas • Shades of White • Jingle Bells • warm joy of the holidays to life. Titles: Do You Hear What I original Christmas compositions. Titles: Angels • Dreams In the Bleak Midwinter • The Greatest Gift of All (Your Love) Hear? • Even Santa Fell in Love • The Gift • Greensleeves Come True • Fireside • The First Noel • The Gift • Hope Is • Here We Come A-Caroling • It Came Upon a Midnight / Carol of the Bells Medley • Have Yourself a Merry Little Born Again • It Came Upon a Midnight Clear • Joy • Little Clear • Jolly Old St. Nicholas • O Christmas Tree • What Christmas • If You Believe • Joy to the World • O Holy Night • Town of Bethlehem • Oh Christmas Tree • Starbright • What Child Is This? • Caroling, Caroling • Christmas Waltz • Silent Night • Silver Bells. Includes four pages of color art. Child Is This • Winter Peace. Oíche Chiúin (Silent Night). (00-PF9630A) | Piano Arrangements | $12.95 (00-PF9727) | Piano Solos | $16.95 (00-35150) | Piano Solo & Piano/Vocal/Chords | NEW! | $19.99 UPC: 654979022046 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7579-7912-5 UPC: 029156696615 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7692-1673-7 UPC: 038081395272 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-7037-6 Jim Brickman: Peace Titles: We Three Kings • Holy Night • Let It Snow • Early Snowfall • Hark the Herald Angels Sing • Jingle Bells • Table of Contents Blessings • Rejoice • Silent Night • Do You Hear What I Hear • Away in a Manger • Sending You a Little Christmas • O Come All Ye Faithful • Peace (Where the Heart Is). (00-PFM0313) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $19.95 UPC: 654979065111 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7579-1487-4 f BESTSELLER! Prices and availability are subject to change without notice. Some titles are not available in all countries due to copyright restrictions. Select items may have maximum discount restrictions. Contact your sales rep for more information. 3 HOLIDAY HIgHLIgHts Personality Songbooks tony Bennett: a swinGin’ selections from a Dave BruBeCk amy Grant: the christmas christmas ChristMas collection Featuring The Count Basie Big Band Dave Brubeck, the genius of jazz, provides us with his The official matching songbook to Amy Grant’s best-selling Titles: All I Want for Christmas Is You • Christmas Auld distinctive renditions of Christmastime favorites. Titles: 2008 Christmas album. Play and sing her renditions of Lang Syne (Bonus Song) • Christmas Time Is Here • O Away in a Manger • Cantos Para Pedir las Posadas • Christmas classics, along with beloved hits like “Tennessee Christmas Tree • The Christmas Waltz • Have Yourself a “Homecoming” Jingle Bells • Joy to the World • O Christmas” and “Breath of Heaven (Mary’s Song)”. Merry Little Christmas • I’ll Be Home For Christmas • I’ve Tannenbaum • Silent Night • To Us Is Given • What Child Is (00-36580) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | NEW! | $21.99 Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (Duet with Antonia Bennett) This (Greensleeves) • Winter Wonderland. UPC: 038081404707 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-7490-9 • My Favorite Things • Santa Claus Is Coming to Town • (00-0157B) | Piano Solos | $12.95 Silver Bells • Winter Wonderland. UPC: 029156670394 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7692-1554-9 henry mancini: a merry (00-32782) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $14.95 mancini christmas UPC: 038081356792 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-6111-4 celtic woman: a christmas Arr. Tom Roed celeBration Henry Mancini’s beautiful, sophisticated orchestrations Garth Brooks & the maGic Piano/vocal transcriptions of the 16 dazzling Celtic-style adapted for piano/vocal by Tom Roed. Titles: Medley of of christmas (sonGs from Call Christmas arrangements from the debut holiday album by Winter Wonderland and Silver Bells • Medley of Silent Me Claus) Celtic Woman. Titles: Away in a Manger • Ding Dong Merrily Night, O Holy Night, and O Little Town of Bethlehem • Titles: Call Me Claus • God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen • on High • Wexford Carol • White Christmas • Silent Night • Medley of Jingle Bells and Sleigh Ride • Medley of Frosty Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas • (There’s No Place Carol of the Bells • Don Oiche Ud I Mbeithil (That Night in the Snow Man • and more. Like) Home for the Holidays • It’s the Most Wonderful Bethlehem) • and more. (00-P0734P9X) | Intermediate | $13.95 Time of the Year • Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (00-31801) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $21.95 UPC: 029156165203 | ISBN-13: 978-0-89898-954-0 • Mary Had a Little Lamb • O Little Town of Bethlehem UPC: 038081341927 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-5680-6 • Silver Bells • Sleigh Ride • White Christmas • Winter Wonderland • The Wise Men’s Journey • and more. celine Dion: these are (00-PFM0217) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $16.95 sPecial times UPC: 654979050421 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7579-0836-1 Celine Dion’s first-ever Christmas album in English. Titles: O Holy Night • Don’t Save it All for Christmas Day • Blue Christmas • Another Year has Gone By • The Magic of Christmas Day (God Bless Us Everyone) • Ave Maria • Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) • The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire) • Christmas Eve • and more! (00-30559) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $21.95 UPC: 038081331782 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-5400-0 Place your Alfred Holiday Special today at 55% discount and Jan. 3, 2011 dating! 4 See page 2 for complete details. Phone: (800) 292-6122 • Fax: (800) 632-1928 HOLIDAY Personality Songbooks HIgHLIgHts f trans-siBerian orchestra Christmas Eve and Other Stories Titles: An Angel Came Down • An Angel Returned • Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24 • The First Noel • First Snow • God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen • Good King of Joy • A Mad Russian’s Christmas • O Come All Ye Faithful/O Holy Night • Old City Bar • Ornament • The Prince of Peace • Promises to Keep • and more. (00-0302B) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $21.95 UPC: 029156951899 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7692-6613-8 trans-siBerian orchestra The Christmas Attic The Lord sends his youngest angel on a mission to earth to leave something behind. This is a songbook with story line, lyrics, and color photos. Titles: An Angel’s Share • Boughs of Holly • Christmas Canon • Dream Child • Ghosts of Christmas Eve • Angels We Have Heard on High • Music Box Blues • The Snow Came Down • and more. (00-0392B) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $21.95 UPC: 029156996203 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7692-8466-8 f trans-siBerian orchestra The Lost Christmas Eve The third and final volume of Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Christmas trilogy, featuring their blend of classical, R&B, Broadway, and hard rock music. Titles: Wizards in Winter • Wisdom of Snow • Wish Litz • Christmas Bells, Carousels & Time • and many more. (00-30552) | Piano/Vocal/Chords | $21.95 UPC: 038081331713 | ISBN-13: 978-0-7390-5396-6 trans-siBerian orchestra The Ghosts of Christmas Eve Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s The Ghosts of Christmas Eve is a timeless holiday story. Titles: O Come All Ye Faithful/O Holy Night • Good King Joy • Christmas Canon • Music Box Blues • Promises to Keep • This Christmas Day • Hark! The Herald Angel Sing (featuring Jewel) • Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24) • O Holy Night (featuring Michael Crawford) • First Snow.
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