Come Hear the Bells - In Dulci Jubilo (arr. Dana Taylor) Sheet Music | Traditional | Woodwind Ensemble
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Come Hear the Bells - In Dulci Jubilo (arr. Dana Taylor) Digital Sheet Music
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In Dulci Jubilo was first published in 1400, then modified often. The "current" version if relatively modern, and the one that most hymnals use. I've used the 6/4 "dancing" form more than the chant. Both are beautiful, but this is more in the spirit of "Come Hear the Bells".  The bassoon has a cantus firmus at mm 29, and is otherwise featured.

This is the fourth of five Christmas carols for woodwind quintet, in various styles. They share the themes of coming together and heeding the call of bells to celebrate the holidays.They would work separately running between 2 and 3 minutes or all together for about 13 minutes. So they would give your winds a chance to shine in contrast to your full ensemble. They would also fit nicely as holiday music at the local airport or in the lobby before your concert.
They are intended for advanced high school, college or community musicians.

Check out my other works here at SMP or on my website: DanaTaylorMusic.com.

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