Six Christmas carols with poems by Rudolf Habetin

Christmas carols and pastoral pieces by old masters This sheet music edition for two alto recorders by Fritz Koschinsky contains over 30 Christmas carols and pastoral pieces in easy to moderately difficult arrangements. The carefully composed pieces are ideal for playing together in class, at Christmas parties or in private during Advent.

This volume contains selected songs by Willy Schneider, arranged for two soprano recorders. The scope and keys of the songs included have been chosen so that they are also suitable for various wind instruments such as trumpet, flugelhorn, French horn or clarinet, thus offering amateur wind musicians an atmospheric Christmas collection. All pieces include the complete lyrics and are suitable for both playing and singing along. The collection is ideal for ensembles, schools and musicians looking for an easy-to-play repertoire for the Advent and Christmas season.

Twenty of the most beautiful German Christmas carols for 2 C recorders, violins or other instruments This volume by Karl Kluge brings together 20 of the most beautiful Christmas carols, including the well-known Kommet, ihr Hirten, in carefully crafted arrangements for two instruments of the same key in C. The pieces are equally suitable for recorders, violins or other melody-leading instruments. The easy to medium level of difficulty makes the collection particularly suitable for teaching, home music-making and small Advent and Christmas performances. It is therefore a valuable addition to the seasonal repertoire for ensembles and musicians.

In this volume, Thomas F. Wood presents a selection of festive Noëls in balanced arrangements for two soprano recorders. The pieces, written in a clear compositional style, are ideal for both teaching purposes and concert performances during Advent and Christmas. With its chamber music character and moderate level of difficulty, this collection offers a welcome addition to the seasonal repertoire for musicians, ensembles and lovers of recorder music.

Franz Xaver Murschhauser (1663–1738) was a South German composer and music theorist of the Baroque period. He worked primarily as an organist and conductor at the Frauenkirche in Munich. In addition to his organ works, he also composed sacred music and cycles of variations on Christmas carols. His 6 Variations for Recorder Quartet, which are suitable for ensembles, teaching and concerts, are also in this tradition.

Easy Christmas songs for 1 or 2 guitars or melody instrument and guitar At Christmas time, guitar players want to show off their skills and learning achievements or sing and play Christmas songs together with others. Even those who have learnt the first notes on the guitar can play many of the songs contained in this album. The voice of the accompanying 2nd guitar is also easy to practise. For more advanced guitarists, the album contains the same songs in more demanding two-part movements. Contents: - Alle Jahre wieder - Am Weihnachtsbaum - Fum, fum, fum - Ihr Kinderlein kommet - Il est né, le divin Enfant - Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen - Lasst uns froh und munter sein - Leise rieselt der Schnee - Les anges dans nos compagnes - Morgen, Kinder, wird's was geben - Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann - När juldagsmorgon glimmar - O du fröhliche - Quem pastores laudavere - Schneeflöckchen, Weißröckchen - Tochter Zion - Was soll das bedeuten? - We Wish You a Merry Christmas - Winds through the Olive Trees

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-III, viola, violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. The parts are also available separately.

You can hear sleigh bells and the crack of whips. The piece tells the musical story of a cosy night-time sleigh ride in a snowy landscape to a ball. The work for string ensemble (violins I-II, viola (violine III), violoncello, bass) and children's instruments (trumpet in C, drum, 2 bells, triangle, ratchet and whip) , composed by Leopold Mozart, the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is still popular today. The parts are also available separately.