CiJ 2025-Day 5

Well, now that the big holiday in the month is out of the way, we can settle down into a nice rhythm. Work for a few days, get a couple days off. Nice. There's something to be said for a nice predictable rhythm. By now you've no doubt noticed that I'm sharing lots of tracks from these sampler albums. These records were sent to grade school music teachers in the '80s and '90s in hopes of selling sheet music. If you can give a quick listen to the great arrangement they're selling, you might be more likely to pay good money for the sheet music. I shared out tracks from a bunch of similar records a few years ago, and when I saw a bunch more recently, I picked 'em up. Often they only feature a short sample of a performance, but some of them are full versions. Just think of them as interesting filler. :)

1. The Columbus Boychoir-Directed By Donald Hanson-Angels And Shepherds (The Columbus Boychoir Performs Zoltán Kodály, 1975)
2. Northern Illinois University Wind Ensemble-Stephen Squires, Conductor-Joyful Sounds Of The Season (A Christmas Celebration) (Alfred Concert Band Music (1988), 1988)
3. Professor Max Hiendlmayr-Bach: Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desire (The Bells Of St. Mary's And Other Organ Selections, 1970)
4. The English Chamber Orchestra And Choir-Hallelujah Chorus (The Music Book K-8, 1983)
5. Jim Borden-Es Wird Scho Glei Dumpa (Jim Borden Sings Folk Songs-Christmas Carols, 1964)
6. Hal Leonard Concert Band-A Christmas Overture (Hal Leonard Concert Band 1990 Easy Edition, 1990)
7. Jenson Publications And Purifoy Publishing-Come See The Baby (Choral Celebration Vol. VI, 1984)

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