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Holiday Jubilee: Full Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts

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Holiday Jubilee: Full Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts

Arr. L. C. Harnsberger

Grade: 2

Item: 00-19587

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In today's multicultural society, it is getting more difficult to plan a holiday concert. This arrangement successfully combines a Christmas song, a Chanukah song and a New Year's song for your orchestra. Each section of the orchestra gets an opportunity to shine. The piece begins with "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." The "Dreidel Song" (a popular Chanukah song) follows, with the melody shared between the cellos and woodwinds. To bring everyone together, the perennial favorite New Year's song "Auld Lang Syne" brings the piece to a rousing conclusion. Involve the audience or your school choir by using the optional vocal part. The keys chosen for this arrangement are ideal for your orchestra and offer a comfortable range for singers.

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Series: Highland/Etling Full Orchestra
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 194
UPC: 038081189758
SKU: 00-19587

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About the Arranger: L. C. Harnsberger

L. C. Harnsberger

L. C. Harnsberger holds a Bachelor of Music in Composition from the University of Southern California, where he studied under composers and arrangers of national standing, including Morton Lauridsen and William A. Schaefer. His career has focused on creating and arranging music across wind ensembles, orchestras, chamber groups, and solo repertoire.

Harnsberger's published works span band, full orchestra, solo piano, and choral accompaniments through Alfred Music Publishing. He is widely recognized for the Essential Dictionary of Music, a compact reference resource covering definitions, composer biographies, music theory, and instrument ranges that serves musicians at all levels.

Why we love this

This arrangement solves the real scheduling challenge of winter concert planning by thoughtfully weaving three distinct traditions into a single, cohesive work. Each orchestra section receives meaningful material rather than sitting on the sidelines, keeping your rehearsals engaged and your performance balanced. The optional vocal parts make it easy to invite your choir or audience into the finale, turning a concert moment into a shared celebration.

What to expect

Warmth and familiarity anchor the opening, giving way to lyrical storytelling as the 'Dreidel Song' unfolds through rich string and woodwind colors. The conclusion sweeps everything together in a triumphant, joyful affirmation that feels both intimate and celebratory.

Who it's for

Orchestras at the Grade 2 level looking for repertoire that honors multiple cultural traditions while showcasing ensemble musicianship. This work serves directors who want to program inclusively during the winter season and engage both their orchestra and choir or audience in the concert.

How to get the most out of it

  • Highlight the cello and woodwind dialogue during the 'Dreidel Song' section; these voices carry the melodic conversation and deserve clear articulation and dynamic shape.
  • Balance the orchestra so that 'Auld Lang Syne' feels expansive and unified rather than overpowering any vocal participants if you choose to include singers.
  • Use the opening 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas' to establish a warm, accessible tone that invites the audience in from the first measure.

How to use it

Build your winter concert around this piece as the closing number, allowing the 'Auld Lang Syne' finale to unite your audience in reflection or song. Alternatively, use it as the emotional anchor of a multicultural concert program that frames different holiday traditions as equally meaningful to your school community.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing sectional dialogue and melody sharing between strings and woodwinds
  • Reading and executing dynamic contrasts across a full orchestra texture
  • Ensemble coordination in large-scale arrangements with optional vocal parts

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