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In the Bleak Midwinter for Concert Band Gustav Holst arranged by Julie Giroux In the Bleak Midwinter for Concert Band Instrumentation 1 - Full Score 4 - Flute 1 2 - F Horn 3 & 4 4 - Flute 2 2 - Trombone 1 2 - Oboe 1 & 2 2 - Trombone 2 4 - Bb Clarinet 1 2 - Trombone 3 4 - Bb Clarinet 2 2 - Bass Trombone 4 - Bb Clarinet 3 2 - Euphonium B.C. 2 - Bb Bass Clarinet 2 - Euphonium T.C. 2 - Bassoon 1 & 2 4 - Tuba 2 - Eb Alto Saxophone 1 1 - Timpani 2 - Eb Alto Saxophone 2 2 - Orchestra Bells, Chimes 2 - Bb Tenor Saxophone 2 - Crotales 1 & 2 1 - Eb Baritone Saxophone 1 - Vibraphone 3 - Bb Trumpet 1 1 - Marimba 3 - Bb Trumpet 2 2 - Percussion (Triangle, 3 - Bb Trumpet 3 Bass Drum) 2Preview - F Horn 1 & 2 Only Printed Use Requires Purchase Score & Parts $80.00 Additional Full Score $17.00 Musica Propria, Inc. Additional Parts @ $2.00 P. O. Box 680006 San Antonio TX 78268 All prices U.S. www.musicapropria.com Edition Number: MP 99161 email: [email protected] About the Composer Julie Ann Giroux was born 1961 in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, and raised in Phoenix, Arizona and Monroe, Louisiana. She received her formal education from Louisiana State University and Boston University. She studied composition with John Williams, Bill Conti and Jerry Goldsmith, to name a few. Julie is an accomplished performer on piano and horn, but her first love is composition. She began playing the piano at the age of three and had published her first piece at the age of nine. In 1985, she began composing, orchestrating, and conducting music for television and films. Within three hours after arriving in Los Angeles, she was at work on the music for the Emmy Award winning mini-series North and South, followed soon by work on the television series Dynasty and The Colbys, as well as the films Karate Kid II, White Men Can’t Jump, and Broadcast News. She received her first Emmy nomination in 1988 for North and South Part II - Love and War, and over the next three years was nominated each year for her arranging and original compo- sitions for the Academy Awards show. To date, Julie has well over 100 film and television credits and has been nom- inated for an Emmy several times. When she won her first Emmy Award, she was the first woman and the youngest person ever to win the award in that category. Julie has also been privileged to arrange for Celine Dion, Paula Abdul, Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, Madonna, Reba McEntire, Little Richard, Billy Crystal, Michael Jackson and many others. Julie is an extremely well rounded composer, writing works for symphony orchestra (including chorus), chamber ensembles, wind ensembles, soloists, brass and woodwind quintets and many other serious and commercial formats. She began writing music for concert band in 1983, publishing her first band work Mystery on Mena Mountain with Southern Music Company. Since that time, she has composed and published numerous works for professional wind ensembles, military bands, colleges and public schools and has conducted her music in clinics worldwide. She is also a very well received speaker and clinician. Julie is a member of The American Bandmasters Association and the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP). Visit www.musicapropria.com for more information on the works of Julie Giroux. Concert Band titles range from grade II to VI. Composed for the Crosby High School Band, Kevin Knight, Conductor In the Bleak Midwinter Program Notes Christina Rossetti composed a poem “A Christmas Carol” which was published in January of 1872. It has been set to music several times by various composers. This particular arrangement is based on the Gustav Theodore Holst’s hymn setting titled “Cranham”, titled after Cranham, Glouchester, which was composed for the English Hymnal of 1906. Rossetti’s lyrics envision the birth of Jesus in the middle of a cold winter, noting that only his mother worshiped him with a kiss. “Angels and Archangels, May have gathered there, Cherubim and seraphim, Thronged the air; But only His Mother, In her maiden bliss Worshipped the Beloved, With a kiss.” This arrangement was inspired by these lyrics, focusing on both the intimacy between a mother and child, and that love, though freely given,Preview has the greatest worth. J.G. Only Printed Use Requires Purchase Composed for the Crosby High School Band, Kevin Knight, Conductor In the Bleak Midwinter Duration: 3:20 Credi alla magia? To be played like you still believe in the magic of Santa Claus. Gustav Holst Orchestra Bells should be heard slightly more than all the other melodic percussion during these percussion passages. You may only need one set of crotales - arr. Julie Giroux you decide. You may add other melodic percussion instruments as long as they are not a xylophone, or anything resembling a xylophone. No xylophones. (ASCAP) Ever. Just no. They do not embolden the Spirit of Christmas. There was no Xylophone in the manger. There is no carol "The Little Xylo Boy." q = 64 q = 60 9 Add 1 or 2 players Andante solo Flute 1 p Flute 2 Oboe 1 & 2 1 player Bb Clarinet 1 p 1 player B Clarinet 2 b 1 player p Bb Clarinet 3 p Bb Bass Clarinet Bassoon 1 & 2 1 player Eb Alto Saxophone 1 p 1 player Eb Alto Saxophone 2 p 1 player Bb Tenor Saxophone p Eb Baritone Saxophone Andante q = 60 9 q = 64 Bb Trumpet 1 B Trumpet 2 b Bb Trumpet 3 F Horn 1 & 2 F Horn 3 & 4 Trombone 1 Preview Only Trombone 2 Trombone 3 Bass Trombone Euphonium Tuba Timpani Orchestra Bells mf p Crotales 1 upper octave mf Printed Use Requiresp Purchasep Crotales 2 lower octave mf p Vibraphone mf p Marimba mf p dampen Chimes Triangle pp Percussion Triangle Bass Drum mf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Copyright ©2018 by Musica Propria, Inc., P.O. Box 680006, San Antonio TX 78268 MP 99161 In the Bleak Midwinter Edition Number: MP 99161 2 In the Bleak Midwinter 16 div. 22 accel. solo tutti Fl. 1 mp mf mp Fl. 2 p mf mp 1. tutti Ob. 1/2 mp (mp) mf mp tutti Cl. 1 mp (mp) mf mp tutti Cl. 2 mp mp (mp) mf tutti Cl. 3 mp mp (mp) mf a2 Bs. Cl. mp mf a2 mp Bsn. 1/2 mp mf mp tutti A. Sax. 1 mp (mp) mf mp tutti A. Sax. 2 mp (mp) mf mp tutti Ten. Sax. mp (mp) mf mp tutti 1 player Bari. Sax. mp (mp) mf mp 16 22 accel. Tpt. 1 p mf mp Tpt. 2 p mf mp Tpt. 3 p mf mp a2 div. Hn. 1/2 p mf mp a2 Hn. 3/4 p mf mp Tbn. 1 Preview Onlyp mf mp Tbn. 2 p mf mp Tbn. 3 p mf mp Bs. Tbn. p mf mp Euph. p mf mp Tba. mp p mf Timp. Orch. Bells mp mp Crot. 1 Printedmp Use Requires Purchase Crot. 2 mp mp Vib. mp mp Mar. mp mp Chim. p mf mp Perc. p mp 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 MP 99161 In the Bleak Midwinter In the Bleak Midwinter 3 27 q = 72 35 Fl. 1 mf Fl. 2 mf div. Ob. 1/2 mf Cl. 1 mf Cl. 2 mf Cl. 3 mf div. Bs. Cl. mf Bsn. 1/2 mf A. Sax. 1 mf A. 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