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Christmas Is All In The Heart: Trombone Solo

As performed by Steven Curtis Chapman

Item: 35-DS00344767

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 2
SKU: 35-DS00344767

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About the Artist: Steven Curtis Chapman

Steven Curtis Chapman is a Grammy Award-winning Christian music artist and songwriter whose career spans multiple decades. His work combines accessible melodies with thoughtful lyrics that resonate across congregational and concert settings, making him a frequent choice for church choirs and Christian music programs.

Why we love this

Chapman's gift for writing singable, emotionally direct melodies shines in this arrangement. The text matches the music with genuine warmth rather than saccharine sentiment, and the TBNSOL voicing creates opportunities for balanced blend without requiring extensive vocal ranges from your singers.

What to expect

The music carries warmth and sincerity without sentimentality. This is a piece that trusts its message and musical simplicity to land with singers and listeners alike.

Who it's for

Church choirs, youth choir programs, and Christian school music classes will find this accessible and meaningful. The two-page length and straightforward TBNSOL voicing make it workable for developing ensembles.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody line with natural phrase breathing rather than pushing straight through each section; let the sentiment settle between ideas.
  • Balance the inner voices carefully in the lower staff to ensure they support rather than overpower the soprano line.
  • Consider a light, unforced dynamic approach throughout; this piece works best when singers connect to the lyrical content rather than project with effort.

How to use it

Include this in a Christmas service or holiday concert as a moment of genuine reflection. It pairs well alongside more elaborate seasonal arrangements, offering a grounded, heart-centered alternative in your programming.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining legato phrases over longer musical sentences
  • Balancing four-part harmony with attention to voice independence
  • Connecting lyrical meaning to musical phrasing and interpretation

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