Free-scores.com : Traditional - Deck the Halls (Horn (F), piano or organ)

HORN › Traditional

page 1

Traditional - Deck the Halls
Horn (F), piano or organ

LIKE 1

Playlist

ViewPDF : Sheet music (1 page - 68.65 Ko)2,315x⬇

MP3 (68.65 Ko)6,526x⬇ 1,656x

MP3

	Licence starting from 4.00 EUR • for public performances Licence starting from 4.00 EUR • for use by teachers Obtain your license - More infos
Composer :	Traditional
Instrumentation :	Horn (F), piano or organ
Style :	Traditional
Arranger :	Dewagtere, Bernard (1958 - )
Date :	18th
Copyright :	Copyright © Dewagtere, Bernard
Other title :	Ya llegó la Navidad, Schmeckt den Saal
	Added by bernard-dewagtere, 30 Dec 2008
Deck the Halls (traditional Yuletide and New Years' carol), for French Horn and piano.
Sheet central :	Deck the Halls (158 sheet music)

Share this sheet music

< Previous Next sheet music >

Skill level :

Rate :

3 comments

Log-in to comment

Recent First - Most Useful

By m , 14 Dec 2011 at 00:00

I already reviewed but wanted to amend what I said. When I glanced at the page, I thought that the highest note was A (which is, as I said, within range); it's actually high C. That may not sound like a big difference, but on the horn it is and changes the difficulty level and when I'm playing around with my family I don't want to have to worry about hitting a high note.

I found that both the violin arrangement and this one worked better when transposed down, so I started on E instead of G (or, in the end C instead of G but that was just to add variation -- for the violin I started on A). It's an easy transposition, but be aware that for ease of playing you may want to fiddle with the key a bit. For me, that doesn't detract; I still say many thanks.

By m , 13 Dec 2011 at 00:00

Despite saying "intermediate" I think the other reviewer must be a beginner; the notes are well within the range of the French horn. The music itself is clear and easy to read, so I'm very surprised at the one star rating. I just want to say thanks for providing this! I'm hoping to use it with some others to play music with family members.

By ngms , 19 Dec 2009 at 00:00

I dont know. It was kind of congusing where the horn part was and my lips felt like they were going to fall off after playing 10 measures. But I liked the way the MP3 file sounded.