Pop Special String-The heartwarming and instantly recognized theme from the Home Alone movies is arranged here in a new version for string ensembles. Larry's edition is an ideal concert piece that will require little rehearsal and will be a highlight of any holiday concert.

America's beloved comic character is remembered with this musical montage that features memorable songs. Larry Moore's arrangement is designed for string groups to sound their very best on a holiday program and includes: ChristmasTime Is Here O Tannenbaum Skating and Linus and Lucy.

This simple plaintive carol is yet another memorable moment from Mannheim Steamroller's Fresh Aire Christmas and continues to be heard each holiday season. Robert's arrangement makes it approachable by most any string ensembleand includes short solo moments to feature a young violin soloist.

Directors have long admired the musical arrangements of John Moss for their creativity and playability for younger players. Here's a new twist on the familiar holiday standard in a treatment that is pure fun for the performer and listener.

Three holiday favorites are combined into this solid ensemble setting for strings by Jon Bauman. Careful part writing makes this medley a solid piece to teach and perform with confidence. Includes: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing O Little Town of Bethlehem and O Come All Ye Faithful. Dur: 4:15

James Curnow's setting of this traditional Czech carol is gentle moving lullabye well-known throughout Europe and makes an ideal holiday performance choice for strings.

This German carol continues to appeal to all audiences with its melodic simplicity and adaptability to instrumental settings. James Curnow's arrangement is skilled in every way offering a superb program choice for your holiday program. Dur: 3:00

Take a longtime favorite song with a toe-tapping two-beat add sleigh bells and you've got the necessary elements for an effective holiday program number. Larry's new version for younger players will certainly be a hit.

A light-hearted holiday number with clever musical effects is just what you'll need to dress up your yearly performance. Lloyd Conley brings us a delightful ditty that works for most any group.

Heres a new twist--combining a traditionalªEnglish carol with a festive contemporary style to make a blend ofªnewªand old for your holiday programming. The mixture of key centers and creativeªscoring for strings makes it a superchoice!

Two familiar carols (Up on the Housetop Jolly Old St. Nicholas) have been combined in this sparkling holiday number from John Leavitt. Creative treatments with key shifts and skilled orchestration give this new arrangement great appeal.

John Moss' gentle setting (based on melodic sections of Silent Night) is the hallmark of this fresh new piece for holiday programming. As expected John's scoring for younger players makes his writing appealing to directors everywhere.

A lighthearted winter or holiday tune that's quick and easy to learn. Dur: 2:00 (Grade 2)

A terrific multicultural addition to any beginning holiday concert, this arrangement by Sandra Dackow is a spirited rendition of three traditional German carols. These contrasting carols---'Lasst uns froh und munter sein,' 'O Come Little Children,' and an unnamed traditional tune---are a fun way to introduce cut time and reinforce bow lifts to young string players. (1:45) / Orchestre A Cordes