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'Tis the Season: Choral Instrumental Pak

Arranged by David C. Dickau

Item: 35-PK01826752

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Instrumental accompaniment score and parts

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK01826752

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About the Arranger: David C. Dickau

David C. Dickau is an arranger and composer with a strong track record in choral music education. His arrangements prioritize accessibility without sacrificing musicality, making sophisticated sounds achievable for student ensembles across skill levels.

Why we love this

Dickau understands what conductors need from holiday paks: flexibility in instrumentation, clear doublings that support ensemble confidence, and arrangements that let the choir shine without requiring professional-level instrumental players. The score is organized for easy reference during rehearsal and performance setup.

What to expect

Festive warmth built on solid harmonic foundation. The instrumentation creates depth behind the vocal lines while maintaining the intimacy that holiday music demands.

Who it's for

Choirs of any size that want instrumental support for holiday concerts. This pak works well for ensembles with access to even a small group of capable players, or for directors who want to layer in instrumental color selectively.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the choir's dynamic shape against instrumental doubling. Let the accompaniment anchor harmonic support rather than compete for attention.
  • Confirm which instrumental parts your ensemble can cover realistically before committing to a performance date. Most paks offer optional instruments that make doubling flexible.
  • Mark key tempo points in both the score and parts during early rehearsals so musicians stay locked with the choir through any ritardandos or tempo shifts.

How to use it

Use this as your anchor piece for a holiday concert finale or as a strong midpoint moment that shifts the energy. The instrumental support makes it work whether you're performing in a traditional concert setting or a community venue with acoustic challenges.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing against sustained harmonic accompaniment
  • Balancing blend when instruments double vocal lines
  • Maintaining ensemble intonation with instrumental reference tones

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