One of the most recognized and performed Christmas songs is Greensleeves. This arrangement for clarinet choir is taken from Chip Davis' arrangement for the group that he founded called Mannheim Steamroller. As with almost all of my arrangements, there are differences in this piece that I adapted to my liking, but the overall feel is intact.

Scored for 3 Bb, alto, bass, and contrabass clarinets. There is an optional Eb part that can be played in addition to or in lieu of the 1st Bb part.

This is a timeless piece that I hope you and your audience will love.

The song Africawas written and recorded by the American rock band Toto, appearing on theiralbum entitled Toto IV. Their music video depicts the band in a library,performing and showcasing various aspects of African culture. According to songwriterDavid Paich, the song is about a man?s love for the continent of Africa.

Thisarrangement for clarinet choir includes parts for E-flat clarinet, B-flatclarinets 1, 2, and 3, E-flat alto clarinet, bass clarinet, and contrabassclarinet. Alternate B-flat parts also exist for both E-flat and alto clarinet. Asthe rhythms appear to be tricky at first glance, listening to the original songand learning the lyrics should make playing the piece much easier.

This piece is a lot of fun and will take your audience through a walk through classic cartoon memory lane with the following theme songs:

* This is It! (Bugs Bunny Overture)
* The Flintstones
* The Jetsons
* The Simpsons
* The Pink Panther
* Animaniacs
* Merrie Melodies

Scored for 4 Bb, alto, bass, and contrabass clarinets. There is an optional Eb clarinet part that can be played in lieu of or in addition to the 1st Bb part.

There are also a couple of percussion parts included in parts 3 and 4. Part 3 is a vocal high-hat, which is done by saying "tss". Part 4 involves finger snaps. These parts are done during the theme of The Pink Panther.

This piece is a great opening, closing, or encore selection for your group and it is geared towards musicians with intermediate skill.

Duration: 4 minutes