Old-Country Christmas Carols (arr. C. Foster Payne) Sheet Music | Thoinot Arbeau, Charles Wood, Thomas Helmore, and Luke Wadding | Full Orchestra
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Old-Country Christmas Carols (arr. C. Foster Payne) Digital Sheet Music
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Old-Country Christmas Carols (arr. C. Foster Payne)by Thoinot Arbeau, Charles Wood, Thomas Helmore, and Luke Wadding Full Orchestra - Digital Sheet Music

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A medley of three lesser-known Christmas Carols ("Ding Dong! Merrily on High," "O Come O Come Emmanuel," and "Sussex Carol"), this arrangement begins with a brass fanfare before bringing in the full orchestra with a high-energy prelude to "Ding Dong! Merrily on High." The music then shifts to an SATB arrangement of "O Come O Come Emmanuel" mashed up with "Sussex Carol." This is a classic "must-have" for all church orchestras and choirs! Includes the full SATB choral arrangement as well as substitute parts for your orchestra.

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