The holiday standard “Jingle Bells” is given fresh new life with this interpretation in 7. There’s nothing “odd” about this meter, though. All the parts fit together in a fun, but not too challenging way.
The holiday standard “Jingle Bells” is given fresh new life with this interpretation in 7. There’s nothing “odd” about this meter, though. All the parts fit together in a fun, but not too challenging way. The montuno jam section in the middle builds in intensity to a climax on the rhythmic motif before a return to the melody. The finale is more than a restatement of the intro as it adds new harmonic interest. A unique and enjoyable arrangement for the players and audience alike.
This beautiful aria is often erroneously attributed to J.S. Bach due to its inclusion in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, but was most likely written by the German composer Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel.
Jingle Bells (In 7)
$25.00
The holiday standard “Jingle Bells” is given fresh new life with this interpretation in 7. There’s nothing “odd” about this meter, though. All the parts fit together in a fun, but not too challenging way.
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The holiday standard “Jingle Bells” is given fresh new life with this interpretation in 7. There’s nothing “odd” about this meter, though. All the parts fit together in a fun, but not too challenging way. The montuno jam section in the middle builds in intensity to a climax on the rhythmic motif before a return to the melody. The finale is more than a restatement of the intro as it adds new harmonic interest. A unique and enjoyable arrangement for the players and audience alike.
Ranges:
Tenor: D4 – A6
Double Seconds: B3 – C5
Cellos: D3 – G4
Six Bass: FC2 – D3
Duration: 3:30
Skill Level: Intermediate
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