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Winter Wonderland / Let It Snow!: String Orchestra Conductor Score

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Winter Wonderland / Let It Snow!: String Orchestra Conductor Score

Arr. Bob Cerulli

Grade: 2

Item: 00-SOM05002C

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Two holiday classics are joined together to bring the joy of the season to your students and audiences alike. From the pen of Bob Cerulli, you can be certain that Winter Wonderland/Let It Snow! will be a dream to rehearse and a pleasure to perform. (2:49)

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Series: Pop Intermediate String Orchestra
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 12
UPC: 654979094463
SKU: 00-SOM05002C

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About the Arranger: Bob Cerulli

Bob Cerulli

Bob Cerulli's background spans both orchestral performance and music education. He studied double bass at the Curtis Institute of Music and earned degrees in music education from the University of the Arts and in conducting from the College of New Jersey. His orchestral career included principal bass positions with the Greater Trenton Symphony, New Jersey Capital Philharmonic Orchestra, and Delaware Valley Philharmonic Orchestra, along with performances with the Buffalo Philharmonic and freelance work in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

Beyond performance, Cerulli brings extensive experience as both a composer and educator. The Philadelphia Orchestra performed his composition Celebration, and his Romance in D Major for cello and piano was commissioned for Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Cellist William Stokking. He taught music in public schools for 29 years and currently serves as Senior Adjunct Professor at Rowan College at Burlington County, where he has also conducted orchestral performances and reading sessions at regional music festivals.

Why we love this

Cerulli understands what Grade 2 string orchestras can accomplish, and this pairing proves it. Combining two beloved holiday standards into a single rehearsal vehicle creates programming efficiency without sacrificing charm or musicality. The 2:49 duration fits perfectly into concert sets, and his orchestration makes both melodies shine without overextending young musicians.

What to expect

Crisp and joyful, with the warmth of two instantly recognizable melodies performed by an ensemble still developing technical control. The arrangement captures the seasonal spirit without sentimentality, letting the familiar tunes do the emotional work while the orchestration keeps energy forward and bright.

Who it's for

String orchestra directors seeking accessible yet musically satisfying holiday repertoire for young ensembles. This Grade 2 arrangement works well for programs where you need reliable concert material that students enjoy learning and audiences immediately recognize.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody between sections; both tunes have moments where different string parts carry the line, so mark those clearly in rehearsal to maintain clarity across the changing textures.
  • Lock in the rhythm section (violas and cellos) early; a steady foundation makes the holiday spirit feel grounded rather than rushed, especially in passages where parts move in unison.
  • Shape the transitions between the two songs smoothly; since these are distinct pieces joined together, a brief breath or ritardando at the midpoint can signal the shift without feeling abrupt.

How to use it

Perfect as a second-half opener on winter concerts, providing immediate audience engagement after an intermission. The dual-medley format also works well as a standalone winter concert closer or as part of a themed holiday program where you want variety without excessive page turns for your musicians.

Skills your students will build

  • Melodic clarity across changing string textures
  • Rhythmic precision in unison passages
  • Part independence (maintaining secondary lines while other sections carry the melody)
  • Musical phrasing and shape in familiar, accessible material

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