Tubacaroling

Jon,

Thank you for the note. What a wonderful result of the little bit of work to put the tunes together. Have you seen the small ensemble books published by the S.A. for just such purposes? They work in quartets, up to six parts, and with full band. Tons of tunes, short and intersting arrangements.

Seasons greetings,

Carroll

vince · Post by **vince** » Thu Dec 09, 2004 12:50 am

Hi Carroll! I would really like to have them in both octave please!

vincent_roy75@hotmail.com

Vince
Quebec city, Qc

elimia · Post by **elimia** » Thu Dec 09, 2004 7:04 pm

upper octave for me please

elimia@comcast.net

jlbreyer · Post by **jlbreyer** » Fri Dec 10, 2004 11:23 pm

Carroll wrote:Jon,

Thank you for the note. What a wonderful result of the little bit of work to put the tunes together. Have you seen the small ensemble books published by the S.A. for just such purposes? They work in quartets, up to six parts, and with full band. Tons of tunes, short and intersting arrangements.

Seasons greetings,

Carroll

YES!! The SA Carolers Favorites are great. The Harvard Town Band bought a set last year and we've used them for carol sing alongs and for numerous small ensemble gigs, like nursing homes, Santa's arrival and tree lighting. I called the New York band this year looking for a Guitar tab book. The guy I spoke to told me they don't have that for the current set of 70 carols, but they are doing another version sometime next year with 140 tunes and the vocal book will have chords.

Wonderful stuff.

Man, I love this job!

jlb

tubafour · Post by **tubafour** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 9:48 pm

Lower octave for me, please!

miraphoneluver@gmail.com

Josh "who says why can't every day be Christmas?" Stanley

Bob Mosso · Post by **Bob Mosso** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 10:59 pm

Euph octave please, to bobmosso@adelphia.net

Thanks,
Bob