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About this book
Christmas carols
Christmas tunes
- Simple arrangements of more than 30 Christmas carols, songs and other seasonal music.
- The carols have easy accompaniments for piano or keyboard, and indications for simple guitar chords.
- The melody lines are also suitable for playing on the recorder, flute or violin.
- Includes snippets of information about the pieces and internet links to listen to the music online.
Press Reviews
Children of all ages, as well as adults, will enjoy sharing a new hardback collection of Christmas Tunes, which contains traditional carols and seasonal music, with simple arrangements for piano and guitar accompaniment. Most of the big favourites are here... this is a collection to keep music lovers of many persuasions singing from the same hymn sheet.
Cork Evening Echo
If you haven't got any Christmas music yet, then this is the perfect book for your children to start with! It includes 37 simple to play Christmas carols, songs and other seasonal music. The pieces have been arrange for voice and piano but can be played by many other melody instruments such as recorders, flutes, violins and guitars. There is also a metronome mark telling you what speed to sing and play and each song comes with a short paragraph explaining its musical background.
Families South West magazine
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