Holst - Christmas Day - Fantasy on Old Carols for Brass Quintet and Organ eight The music is indicative of

The music is indicative of the "Arban" era and features fanfare-like flourishes

serious and joyous at the same time and carries on in the tradition of the great French organ works that can lift the roof off of the cathedral

The entire melody line is in part 1 with parts 2

2 Tubas (or Bass Trombones) and substitute Trombone parts for the Horn parts

Holst - Christmas Day - Fantasy on Old Carols for Brass Quintet and Organ eight The music is indicative ofChristmas Day, Fantasy on Old Carols for Brass Quintet and Organ by Gustav Holst has been beautifully arranged by Mark J. La Fratta. Written by Holst in 1910 for the music students of Morley College, this work is absolutely delightful to perform and to listen to. It includes the following carols: 1. Good Christian Men Rejoice, 2. God Rest You Merry Gentlemen, 3. Come Ye Lofty, Come Ye Lowly, and 4. The First Nowell. The instrumentation is for standard