Traditional Holiday Sheet Music Assembled by C. B. Jones December 4, 2014

Book #10: Part II in F

For English Horn and French Horn

Number Title Page 1 Angels We Have Heard on High 3 2 Away in a Manger 4 3 Deck the Hall 5 4 First Nowell 6 5 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 7 6 Good King Wenceslas 9 7 Hallelujah! 10 8 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 12 9 Here We Come A-Wassailing 13 10 In the Bleak Midwinter 14 11 It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 15 12 Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring 16 13 Joy to the World 18 14 Oh Chanukah, Oh Chanukah 19 15 O Come, All Ye Faithful 20 16 O Little Town of Bethlehem 21 17 O Tannenbaum 22 18 On This Day The Earth Shall Ring 23 19 Silent Night 24 20 We Three Kings 25 21 We Wish You a Merry Christmas 26 22 What Child is This? 27

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Book No. Part

Clef

Trans-position voice rhythm strings

Wood-winds brass

1 All

As written with chords

treble, bass C

piano, guitar

2 I up 1 octave treble C violin

flute, oboe

3 as written treble C soprano violin

4 Bb soprano clarinet trumpet

5 F English horn

French horn

6 Eb alto sax

7 II up 1 octave treble C violin

flute, oboe

8 as written treble C alto violin

9 Bb soprano clarinet trumpet

10 F English horn

French horn

11 Eb alto sax

12 III as written treble F

French horn

13 Bb 8vb

bass clarinet, tenor sax

baritone horn

14 treble 8vb C tenor

contra-bass*

15 alto C viola

16 bass C cello bassoon

tenor trom-bone

17 IV as written treble Bb 8vb

bass clarinet

Bari-tone horn

18 Eb 8vb baritone sax

19

bass, tenor or treble C 8vb

contra-bass*

20 bass C bass cello bassoon

tenor or bass trom-bone

down 1 octave C 8vb

contra-bass

contra-bassoon tuba

2

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3

II in F

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4

II in F

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1, 2.

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3.

la la la.

Deck the HallTraditional Welsh arr. unknown

5

II in F

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21

born is the

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el.

The First NowellTraditional English arr. Stainer alt.

6

II in F God

rest

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yeour

then"the

mer -heav'n -saidLord

ry,lythesing

gen -fa -an -pra -

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17

ti - dings of

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1, 2, 3.

joy! From

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4.

joy!

God Rest Ye Merry, GentlemenTraditional English arr. Douglass

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8

II in F

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Kinger,methehis

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9

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men,

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night,hence,went,page;sure,

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wealth

theder -theythouor

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thempos -

cru -

moun -geth -bold -ses -

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sing,

13

whenrightThroughthouye

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theshaltwho

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tain."ther.ly."

5.

sing.

Good King WenceslasTraditional arr. Stauff

9

II in F

Hal - le - lu - jah,

5

Hal - le - lu - jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah, Hal-le- lu- jah, Hal -

le - lu - jah,

Hal - le - lu - jah,

9

Hal - le - lu - jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah, Hal-le -lu - jah, Hal -

le - lu - jah!

for the Lord

13

God Om-ni - po-tent

reign-eth, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah. Hal-le -

lu- jah, Hal-le-lu- jah!

17

for the Lord

GodOm-ni - po-tent

reign-eth, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah!

22

Hal-le -

lu-jah,Hal-le-lu- jah, Hal-le-lu- jah,

Hal-le - lu- jah, Hal - le-lu -

26

jah, Hal-le - lu-jah, Hal -

le - lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah!

for the Lord

God Om-ni - pot-ent

31

reign-eth,Hal-le-lu jah,

Hal-le-lu-jah!

The

king-domof this

world

is be -

come the

38 King-dom of our

Lord and of His

Christ, and of His

Christ;

and He shall

47

reign for ev-er and

ev - er, for-ev-er

and ev-er, for -

ev - er and

ev - er. King of

Hallelujah! Handel arr. Prout10

52

Kings,

and Lord of

Lords,

for-ev-er and

59

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

for ev - er and

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

64

for ev - er and

ev - er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

King of

Kings, and Lord of

69

Lords,

and He shall

reign, and He shall

reign, for

ev - er and ev -

74

er, King of

Kings, for-ev-er and

ev-er, and Lord of

Lords, Hal-le-lu - jah, Hal-le -

78

lu - jah! and

He shall reign for

ev - er and ev -

er, King of

Kings, and Lord of

83

Lords, King of

Kings and Lord of

Lords, and

He shall reign for

87

ev - er and ev -

er, for ev-er, and

ev-er, for ev-er, and

ev-er, Hal-le-lu- jah, Hal-le -

91

lu - jah, Hal-le - lu - jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah, Hal -

le - lu -

jah!

Hallelujah!2

11

II in F

Hark!Christ,Mild

bythe

he

her -high -lays

aldesthis

an -heaven

glo -

gelsa -ry

singdored;

by,

Christglo -

bornthery

that

toev -we

er -the

no

newlast -

more

borningmay

King!Lord;die,

5

Peacelateborn

oninto

Earthtimeraise

andbe -us

mer -holdfrom

cyhimthe

mild,come,Earth,

Godoff -

born

andspring

to

sin -of

give

nerstheus

rec -Vir -sec -

on -gin'sond

womb.ciled!

birth.

9

Joy -VeiledRisen

ful,in

with

allfleshheal -

yetheing

na -God -in

headtions,

his

rise,see;

wings,

joinhaillight

theth'in -and

tri -car -life

umphnateto

ofDe -all

thei -

he

skies;ty,

brings,

13

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th'an -asthe

gel -manSun

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hostus

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pro -to

eous -

claim,dwell;ness!

Je -Christ

Hail,

issus, -the

bornour

heaven

inEm -born

Beth -man -

Prince

le -u -of

el!hem!

Peace!

17

Hark! the her - ald

an - gels sing

glo - ry to the

1, 2.

new born King!"

3.

new born King!"

Hark! The Herald Angels SingMendelssohn arr. Cummings

12

II in F O

herearemas -have

wenottera

comedai -andlit -

a -ly

goodtle

was -beg -mis -

purse

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tress,

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well

bebe -the

with -

seen.fore.mire.

in.

Love and

9

joy come to

you, and to

you your was - sail,

too, and God

13

bless you, and

send you a

Hap - py New

Year, and God

17

send you a

Hap - py New

1, 2, 3.

Year.

WeGoodWe

4.

Year.

Here We Come A-WassailingTraditional arr. Stauff

13

II in F God,An -What_

In theHeaven

gels

bleakcanandcan

mid -notarch -

I

win -holdan -

give

ter,him,gelshim,

frost -nor_may

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5

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man,

a

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do

suf -enmy

snow,ficedbliss,part;

the

yet

13

inLord_wor -what

the

shipedI

bleakGodthecan

mid -in -be -I

win -car -lov -give

ter,nate,ed

him,

1, 2, 3.

longJe -

with

asusa

go.

Christ.kiss.

Our

4.

give my

heart.

In The Bleak MidwinterHolst

14

II in F

It

camethrough

withlo!

up -the -thethe

onclo -

woesdays

thevenofare

mid -skiessin

haste-

nighttheyandning

clear,comestrifeon,

thatwiththeby

peace -glori -

worldpro -

fulous

asphets

songwings

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feredof

old,furled,long; -old,

fromandbe -

when

5

an -stillneathwith

gelstheirthethe

bend -heaven -heaven -

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thou -come

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gold:

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andwhen

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onbovewar -peace

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ringshall

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ceaseback

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yourthe

laysoundsstrifesong

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which

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an -an -an -an -

gelsgelsgelsgels

1, 2, 3.

sing.sing.sing!

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4.

sing.

It Came Upon the Midnight ClearWillis

15

II in F

5

9

13

17

21

25

29

33

Jesu, Joy of Man's DesiringJ. S. Bach

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45

49

53

57

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65

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Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring217

II in F

JoyJoyNoHe

toto

morerules

thetheletthe

world!world!

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truth

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rowsand

come:reigns;grow,grace,

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norand

5

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re -ourin -the

ceivesongsfestna -

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tions

King;ploy,

ground;prove

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whileHethe

9

ev -fieldscomesglo -

'ry -andto

ries

heartfloods,make

of

pre -rocks,

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parehillsbless -right -

himandingseous -

roomplains,flowness,

andre -farand

13

peatheaven

aswon -

andthetheders

na -sound -curse

of

tureingis

His

sing,joy,

found,love,

andre -farand

peatheaven

aswon -

andthetheders

na -sound -curse

of

tureingis

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sing,

joy,

found,love,

andre -farand

17

hea -peat,as,won -

ven

ders

andre -farand

hea -peatas

won -

ven andthetheders

na -

sound -curse

of

tureingis

his

1, 2, 3.

sing.joy.

found.

4.

love.

Joy to the WorldHandel arr. Mason

18

I in F O

Chan - u - kah, O

Chan - u - kah, come

light the me -

no - rah,

5

lets have a

par - ty,

we'll all dance the

ho - ra.

9

Gath - er round the

ta - ble,

we'll give you a

tre - at,

13

Dre - y - dels to

play with and

lat - keys to

eat. And

17

while we

are

play - ing

the

21

can - dles are

bur - r - ning

low,

25

one for each

night, the - y

shed a sweet

ight to re -

29

mind us of

days long a

go.

1.

O

2.

O Chanukah, O ChanukahTraditional

19

II in F

O

come,God,

SeeSing,

Child,

allfrom

howchoirs

for

ye

theof

us

faith -God,

shep -an -

sin -

ful,

herds,gels,

ners

joy -

Light

sum -sing

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fulfrom

monedin

and

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in

tri -e -

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a

um -ter -

cra -ta -

man -

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comelo!

leav -sing,

we

ye,He

ingall

would

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theirye

em -

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comehors

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brace

ti -

yenot

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totheof

with

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nighhea -

love

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legin's

toa -

and

hem;

womb;

gaze;bove;

awe;

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come,on -

weglo -

who

andly

toory -

would

be -be -

willto

not

holdgot -

thith -God, -

love

him,ten

erthee,

bornSon

bendglo -

lov -

the

ourry

ing

Kingof

joy -in

us

ofthe

fulthe

so

an -Fa -

foot -high -

dear -

gels;ther;

steps;est;

ly?

13

dore him, O

17

come let us a -

dore him,

Christ, the

Lord.

O Come, All Ye FaithfulTraditional arr. Wade

20

II in F O

lit -

Christsi -

child -ho -

tleis

lent -renly

townbornly,

pureChild

ofof

howandof

Beth -Ma -si -

hap -Beth -

le -

lent -

le -

hem,ry;ly,py

hem,

howandthe

prayde -

stillgath -won -to

scend

weereddroustheto

seeallgift

bless -us,

theea -isedwe

bove,lie!

given!Child,pray;

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5

bovemor -Godmis -out

thytalsim -er -

our

deepsleep,parts

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andtheto

criesand

dream -

an -hu -outen -

lessgelsmantoter

sleepkeep

heartsthee,in,

thetheirtheSonbe

si -

watchbless -

ofborn

lentof

ingsthein

starswon -ofmo -us

godering

histherto -

love.by;

heaven.mild;day.

yetO

Nowhere

We

9

inmor -earchar -hear

thyningmay

i -the

darkstars,hearty

Christ -

streetsto -his

standsmas

shi -

geth -com -

watch -an -

nether

ing,inggels

thepro -butandthe

ev -

claimin

faithgreat

er -thethis

holdsglad

last -ho -

worldwidetid -

inglyoftheings

birth!Light;

sin,door,tell;

theand

wheretheO

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hopesprais -meekdarkcome

andes

soulsnight

to

fearssingwill

wakes,us,

oftore -thea -

all

Godceiveglo -bide

thethe

him,ry

with

yearsKing,still

breaks,us,

areandthe -andour

met

peacedear

Christ -Lord

into

ChristmasEm -

theemenen -

comesman -

to -ontersonce

u -

1, 2, 3, 4.

night.Earth.

in.more.

ForHow

WhereO

5.

el. -

O Little Town of BethlehemRedner

21

II in F

O

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum,baum,

OOO

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum!baum!

weiDu

Dein

treukannstkleid

sindmirwill

de -sehrmich

inege -

was

blat -fal -leh -

ter!len!ren:

OOO

5

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum,baum,

OOO

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum!baum!

weiDu

Dein

treukannstkleid

sindmirwill

de -sehr -mich

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baum,baum!baum!

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22

II in F OnHisGod'sOn

thisthe

brightthis

daydoom,star,day

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ringmirth;head,sing,

withwhenWisewith

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downto

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himshall

singEarth,led;ring,

5

toBeth -kneelprai -

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Lord,hemlow

Christ,

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King,

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born

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savesideforesave

us;himhim,us,

9

himfrompraisepeace

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us.him.him.us.

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13

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o - o,

id - e - o

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in ex - cel-sis

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4.

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On This Day Earth Shall RingAnon. arr. Stauff

23

II in F

Si -Si -

Si - lentlentlent

night,night,night,

ho -ho -ho -

lylyly

night,night,night,

allshep -Son

isherds

of

calm,quakeGod,

allat

love's

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puresight,light,

bright

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sleep

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thy

peace,born,birth,

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inthesus,

heav -Sav -Lord

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lyis

thy

birth.born!peace.

Silent NightGruber arr. Reinecke

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24

II in F

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star of

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26

west - ward

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guide us

to Thy

per - fect

light.

We Three KingsHopkins

25

I in F

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year.cheer.here.

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9

tid - ings we

bring to

you and your

kin, we

13

wish you a mer - ry

Christ - mas, and a

hap - py - new

1, 2.

year! Oh

We

3.

year!

We Wish You a Merry ChristmasTraditional

26

II in F

What

childlies

bring

isHe

Him

thisinin -

who,such

cense,

laidmeangold

toes -

and

rest,tate

myrrh,

onwhercome

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peas -

ry'sandant,

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isareto

sleep -feed -own

ing?ing?him.

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an -Chris -King

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greetfear:

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whilethelet

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keep -plead -throne

ing?ing.

Him.

9

This, this is

Christ the King whom

shep - herds guard and

an - gels sing;

13

haste, haste to

bring him laud, the

babe, the son of

1, 2.

Ma - ry. WhySo

3.

Ma - ry.

What Child is This?Traditional

27