SKU: A0.848615

Here is the Ukranian Carol of the Bells arranged for Easy piano. Fingering included. Perfect for recital, church service.
Intermediate and Advanced Versions available soon. I included some teaching tips for beginner pianists to use.
Demo uses the Technics KN7000 keyboard variety of Bell sounds.

SKU: A0.848732

Just in time for Christmas. Intermediate to  Advanced piano Chord Symbols
Jazz chord changes. Lot's of fun to play. Recital.

SKU: A0.1222253

Popular Ukranian carol, each player leads as well as accompanies and the score downloads as a set of parts. Enjoy browsing my extensive collection of duet and trio arrangements available for download.

SKU: A0.788791

Arranged for early intermediate pianists, this piece features changing intervals in the left hand and fast melody in the right.

SKU: A0.797263

A contemporary solo piano arrangement of this Christmas classic. From the album, Winter - Solo Piano Christmas, available on all streaming services.

SKU: A0.995827

This is a very easy to play arrangement of one of the most popular Christmas Carols for full symphony orchestra (with only 2 horns and 1 trombone), which could be easily played by a youth or even children's orchestra.
What is also special, is that I have added the text in the Ukranian language, so that more audiences could get acquainted with the original sound of the carol. We performed one verse in English, and the other in the Ukranian. For this the same text comes two times, with a little bit different choral arrangement.
Please see that there are two variants of the choral part: just with the English text and with the Ukranian (a little bit overpopulated with syllables).
If there is need, I would readily make a version with the two verses in the Ukranian and a translation.

SKU: A0.1098419

Four traditional Christmas Carols (We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Ukranian Bell Carol, What Child is This (Greensleeves), and We Three Kings are arranged here for 2 violins. I arranged these to play with students, so the 2nd part is more complex while the 1st violin part mainly gets the melody. We Wish You a Merry Christmas is arranged as a Canon so it's a great teaching piece with more equal parts. Most of the melodies stay in first position. Any of the songs can be played separately, but I called it a medley because the keys of each song go well together!