-ERRY MANCINI CHRISTMAS PIANO SOLO Book Copyright: ©1986 CPP/Belwin, Ine 1s8ta nv Yee Avenue, Msn, Pons 95014 ISBN, 0-89898.489.0 Custom Caligaphy: Keith Piere Sanu iustration-© 1966 RCA RECORDS ‘Editors: Dave Olsen & Tom Raed Due to copyright restietons, the composition “White Christus” isnot sncioded in #8 folio. WARNING: Any duplication, adaptation or arrangement of the compositions contained io this collection, without the written consent of the ownes, is an infringement of U.S. copyright law and subject to the penalties and babiliees provided thezein,CONTENTS CAROL FOR ANOTHER CHRISTMAS 26 THE CHRISTMAS SONG _ 16 (Chestauis Roasting On An Open Fire) THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY 4 Medley 20 FROSTY THE SNOW MAN RUDOLPH, THE RED-NOSED REINDEER Medley 39 GOD REST YE MERRY, GENTLEMEN DECK THE HALLS: HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING. Medley 51 IT CAME UPON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR AWAY IN A MANGER THE FIRST NOEL Medley 8 JINGLE BELLS SLEIGH RIDE Mediey 28 SILENT NIGHT O HOLY NIGHT O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM Medley 46 WE THREE KINGS OF ORIENT ARE © COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL(Adeste Fideles) JOY TO THE WORLD Medley 34 WINTER WONDERLAND SILVER BELLSModerately slow THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Words and Music by KATHERINE DAVIS, HENRY ONORATI, and HARRY SIMEONE = ey ae Come they told me, pa- Lit tle ba - by, pa P Sa ae oe 2 rum pum pum — pum, rum pum pum — pum, born King to see, pa a poor boy too, pa rum pum pum — pum, $ # $ $ = rum pum pum — pum, our fin - est gifts we bring, pa 1 have no gift. to bring, pa oF : rum pum pum — pum, rum pum pum — pum, to that's ley fit be to - fore the King, pa give our King, pa The Little Drummer Boy “4-1 (© 1958 Renewed 1986) EM MILLS MUSIC, INC. nd INTERNATIONAL KORWIN CORP. Workdwide Print te ee ee ONC: dere NER NATIONAL KORWINCORP. ee tuna rum pum pum pum. rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum, D E SSS = Shall 1 play, for you, pa - | rum pum pum pum, 7B OAS = + E> when_ we come; on — my drum. Bb ED ‘The Litle Drummer Boy -4-2-] rum pum pum pum. and kept time, pa - | rum pumpum pum. ‘The Little Drummer Boy 4-3OPiS | play omy drum for Him, pa | tum pum pum pum; I played my best for Him, pa Tum pum pum pum, rum pumpum pum, Then he smiled at me pa rum pum pum pum, el elas : ae — me and my drum, eTei MEDLEY a (Jingle Bells, Sleigh Ride) “Jingle Bells” » By J. PLEREONT ‘Sleigh Rife yric by MITCHELL PARIS Moderately bright, jazzy Music by LEROY ANDERSON Arranged and Adapted by HENRY MANCINI Jingle Bells: Fmaj? Gm? Jin - gle bells, Am? Gm? Fai? Gm7 Fmaj7 Gm7 c7 e g . jin - gle bells; gle the way! Oh, what Fmaj7 Gm7 Am7 Gm? Frmaj7 Gm7 © Jin + gle bells, jing- a- fing. a- lin - gle; Fmaj7 Gm? c7 F Fhaim. = | to ride__ Medley: Jingle Sells Sleigh Ride “81 “Jingle Bells” - ©1966 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC CO. (Renewed) “Sleigh Kide"- @ 1948, 1950 EMI MILLS MUSIC, INC. (Renewed) Worldwide Print Righis Administered by WARNER BROS, PUBLICATIONS U.S. INC. ‘All Rights ReservedInstrumental pen sleigh. — a > =F os = 7 o al Em/G A703(05) AQ fos c7 Medley: Jingle Bell, Sleigh Ride 8-2F Gm7 c7 Frnaj7 all the way!_ Gm7 7 Fmaj7 Have a blast, have a ball, laugh it | up, give your all G7 Gm7 C13 Fmaj? one horse 0 - pen sleigh, Eb7(b5) Fmaj7 F6 Gm7 c7 Oh, what fun it jin - gle bells; all the way! F Fidim. Gm7 c7 F6 ! ! ! Medley: finele Bells, Sleigh Ride -B 3(n Gm7 c7 ZI ‘There's a Sleigh Ride: Fmaj7 birth - day par - hap - py feel - mp be the per - fect end - ing of a a round the cof - fee and the Fedim, the songs. we sly be like a Gm Ghaim. Am A? Dm? sing print with -|out by Cur Medley: Jingle Bes, Sleigh Ride «8-4A Bm? &7 A === Sa fire - place while we watch = the chest - nuts p- | i 4 a7 vv y # ft = s é C13 Pom7 Gm7 ” things are thethings we re - member all through our Bbmoj7 Am7 Gm7 Frmaj7 Gm7 Gaim c7 crs. F Gm7 7 heer sleigh bells jin - gle - ing, snow is fall-ing and fing - ting - tin- gle - ing, friends are call- ing, Yoo Medley: Jingle Btls, Sleigh Ride -B -5(i FE Gm7 c7 R love - ly weath- er for a Gm7 C7 F Gm7 C795 sleigh ride to-geth - er with Out - side Bm? - # -| yap, gid- dy-yap, gid -dy- &7 A E AG(9) cm7b5 yap, let's. go. Let's look at the Bm7 e7 (9) we're tid-ing k Medley: Jingle Bells, Sleigh Ride -8- 6Am7 07 Giddy -]yap, gid- dy-yap, giddy - yap, it’s. grand, Gmaj7 Gm? just hold. ing your | hand. We're glid-ing a - C7 c7#5 - long with a song of win-ter-y fair - y - land. Our cheeks are => ff Fmaj7 Gm7 c7 F nice and ro-sy and — oom - fy, coz-y are vee, road be - fore us and — sing aS cho-rus or c7 Fmaj9 Dm7 Gm7 or —— We're snug- gled up to geth-er like two [birds of a feath-er would —— Come on, it's Jove - ly weath-er for a sleigh ride to- geth-er with ' ! | ————— f: Medley: Jingle Bells, Sleigh Ride -8 -7(75) ‘ Gm? cb7bs |Pemabs Fe be. Let’s take = that Bom? dim. poco a poco | Gm? cba | ! | ) Fmaja nm eS % 3 SS —————S—SS —_— with you. | ral. > a + To o 2 Pe eS EB SS Mecley: Jingle Bells, Sleigh Ride -8 -8vel THE CHRISTMAS SONG (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) Words and Music by MEL TORME and Slowly and expressively , ROBERT WELLS Fm7 Bb6 Fm7/a> 8b Ebmaj7 aba m7 Ebm6 Gei7iF Em? AT Dmaj7__Dé Ebm7 Ab Dbmaj7 cm? F7 eb cm7 IF Om7 cm /F 8b Fm7/8b 8b9 > Abo —., “The Chrisemas Song 4-1 Copyright © 1946 (Renewed 1974) EDWIN H, MORRIS & COMPANY, A Divison of MPL Communications, Ie. ‘International Copyright Secured Made fn AIT Rights ReservedGm ebm Bb Em7 AT cm? FT - Bb eEbmal7 Dm7 <=>, 099 a“ C8 maj? b A = nuts rogst-ing on an | o- penfire. = cé C7 F6 Bba Am7 Fm Jack Frost nip-ping at your . Yule - tide car- ols be- ing CG FEm7 Emaj? 6 Fm? Bb7 2 ga sung by a _— choir, : : : ‘The Christmas Song 4-2Ebmai7 Dm7 G7 ce F c F 6 c7 F Bb © mis -tle - toe help tos make the sea-son bright, ? b Am7 Fm6 c Fem7 F7 Em7 AT -Dm?_D7 oP = Ti+ ny tots with their find it hard to sleep to-night, — eyes ail a-glow will 6 Gm7 co Faia = way, He's load-ed They know that =—[>—— ‘San-ta Claus mp Gm7 co Fmajo Fm7 Bg [= leigh, lots of toys and goodies on his moth-er’s child ___ isgoing to ! ! | ! “The Christmas Sang <4 -3Ebmaj9 Am? Ab7 Dm7/G Go = a, = spy —________ to see if | rein-deer __ real -ly know —howto | fly. ce Cmaj7 cé G7 so I'm of = fer- ing this | sim- ple phrase to |kids from one to nine - ty. nf Fe Bb9 Am7 Fm c FR? FT. b; 7 T A\ [though it's been said man: y times, man. y ways, Merry 67(29) Em? Dm? a cea) Sane él “The Chvisemas Song 4-4MEDLEY (Frosty The Snow Man, Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer) Rubato: “Frosty The Snowman". Words and Music by STEVE NELSON and JACK ROLLINS “Rudolph, Phe Red-Noved Reindeer" , Werdl td Mase by JOHNNY MARKS Frosty, The Snow Man: eEbmai7 Bbmaj7 m7 Dm? Bbmaj7 FIC fF £ hat when they placed it 3 a 3 Moderately bright swing 4 = 4 dim, m7 G co m7 7 Bb Gm7 cm7 F7 Medley: Frosty, The Snow Man, Radolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer - 6 1 “Frosty The Snowmen”. Copytight © 1980 by HILL & RANGE SONGS. INC. Copyright Renewed, controlled by CHAPPELL & CO.,(Intersong Music, Publisher) “Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer” Copyright @1947 (Renewed 1976) ST. NICHOLAS MUSIC, INC.,New York, N.Y. ‘International Copyright Secuced Made InUS.A. “all Rights Reserved8 Gm7 m7 F7 eb eb Edim. bb snow ~ man, was tail they Eb Edim, Bb Gm Cm7 FT com - cob pipe and a but-ton nose and two | eyes made out of coal. made of snow but the | chil-dren know _ how he — snow » man,—— was hap - py J2. Bbmaj? B75 Cm7/F Fedim. Cm? F7 BD came to life one day, ebmaj7 Bo Eb m7 Dim, © C7 Ebmaj7 Dm7 Cm. oF pt S led them down the streets of town___right to the traf. fic cop Medley: Frosts, The Snow Man, Rudaiph, The Red-Nosed Reindess 6-2Bomal7 Baim, F Fédim, mo-ment when Gm7 c7 Fo chats) Bb m7 heard him hol - fer, “Stop!” Bo maid m7 Chim, BD snow - man Eb Edim. 8 o7 em? waved good - bye say- in’ |“Oon'tyou cry. I'll be | back Cm7/F Fy ab Gm Dm a7 B oc Medley: Frosty, The Snow Medley: Frosty,Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer: * Ne. m3, OI 3s Pranc- er and Vix-en, Com-et and Cu-pid and | Don-ner and Blitz - en, Ru-dolph, the red - nosed nf Medley: Frosty, The Snow Man, [Rodalph, The Red Nosed Reindeer -6 4of the oth - er names. (Doo-dle-op-dle 00 - doot,) in an-y rein - deer m7 Fre rein - deer,(du du doot,) They nev c Dm7 +s s + : $— Christ mas eve,__ San - ta 3 « + + + ¢ 3 ¢ a = e-e F F Medley: Frosty. The Snow Man, used to laugh and call Ru - dolph, (doo-doo-doot,)2: G Cdim, G Gfdim. Am NG, so bright, “Ru - dolph, with — your nose won't you guide my f sleigh to-night.“ deer loved Cdim. G7 Dm7 G7 F as they shouted out it “Ru-dolph, the red - nosed L L Dm G7 Dm7 Gdim. Dm? Gdim, = Dm G7 go c Dm7 G7 Medley: Frosty, The Snow Man, Rodalph, The Red Noted Reindeer 6-6& CAROL FOR ANOTHER CHRISTMAS By HENRY MANCINI and Slowly and expressively AL TILLMAN’ N.C. z — ee a nae ee eee ee i J mp 7 F Carol For Another Christmas 2-1 © 1966, 1970 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC CO Rese Worlawide Prine Rights Adimumsered by BROS. Msticatioxs us. me.A Fem D E D/A Ar DS. $l Coda 4 ANE E7sus A dim, e rit (Carol For Another Christmas -2-228 MEDLEY (Silent Night, O Holy Night, O Little Town Of Bethlehem) Slowly and expressively “Silent ight” - Words by JOSEFHE MOHR, Music by FRANZ GRUBER “0 Haty ight by ADOLPHE ABAM Silent Night: "0 Litle Town Of Beshihem’"- Words by PHILLIPS BROOKS, Mosic By LEWIS H, REDNER ‘Arranged ond Adapted by HENRY MANCINT BoIF Gm Bo/F & Meaiey: Sent Nghe 0 Hay Nig OEM Toon OFehtcnem oO (© 1956 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC CO. Renewed) Worldwide Print Rights Adminerened by WARNER BROS PUBLICATIONS US. INC.Medley: Silent Night, O Holy Night, O Lite Town Of Bethlehem -6- 2It is the ight, the stars are bright- ly [shin ing. —_ our dear Saviour's —_ = «=| = Long lay the@ ob bby Fm c Sa world insin and er - ror |pin ing till He ap-[peared and thesoul felt it’s <4 ~~ Fm AbT ob = the |wear- yworld re-joic- es, for the an- gel jvoic - bab AbIG? pb/F > Db/AD Ab di vine! — when Christ was | breaks a_|new andglor-ious morn. ——____o your Medley: Silene Night, © Holy Night. 5 O ‘Lids Town OF Bethlehem = 8-4ob AD AbiG> Db/F ob Db/Ab Ab7 op | night, — _nightdi - vine. Bbm F Db/ab Ddim7Ebm. Db Bm D>/Ab ob Alay cbiab G O Little Town of Bethlehem: GHm7b5 am Beth - le - hem, how se tec. Silent Night © Hele Nigh?GD D7us =D G GIF ET Am G/D Disus_ D G | - less sleep the i Am Afm7bs B Em 8 Em Am | thy dark streets. | shin B G Gms Am hms G/D Am/D D G Medley: Silent Night, © Hol O Lice Town Of Bethlehem 8MEDLEY (Winter Wonderland, Silver Bells) 35 b Easy swing f * ; . Winter Wonderland” - Words by DICK SMIT «her Bel Weri snd Msi by Winter Wonderland: JAY UNINGSTON and RAY EVANS Dmt1 D9 Cmajg el = = f —— z a ee Sleigh bells ring, are you way is the yy p b z = — 4 7 bo Dmg Dm7/G G7 lis - the | jane blue bird, to | stay Om7/G Em7 A709(%5) — a = fap - py to = night, —_ we go a - long, beau - ti - ful sight, sings a love song as Dm7 bm7/G 679 ce baths) Medley: Winter Wonderland, Silver Bells: 5-7 ‘Winter Wonderland - © 1934 WB MUSIC CORP. (Renewed) ‘Silver Bells" © 1950 (Renewed 1977) PARAMOUNT MUSIC CORP. Used by Permison ‘All Rights ReservedDm7 Din7/G_ G7b9 ce * , r walk-in’ in a win. ter won-der | tand. In the meadow wecan build a —===._ | »p E6 Fkm/E — 87b9. 6 ee then pre-tend that he is Par- son | Brown, G Am o7b9 Gs Ar D7 Ab7 He'll say “Are you mar-ried?” We'll say "Noman. But} youcan do the jobwhenyou're in G7sus G7 D7b9(b5) maiz bo spi Ome Dm9/G G7 Fe —3— Mediey: Winter Wonderland, Silver Bells -207 Dm? Dm7/G t a — betta plans that we made, walk-in’ in a win - ter won - der 2 f= ¢ a * 7 eee 7”, 4 Moderately slow J J= Jd ¥ c6(9) Silver Belle: Ara Cit-y ||street lights, e- ven |stop lights, blink ™ D £7 Chm? Cm? Bm7 E7 bright red and as the | shop - pers rush home with their trea - sures, Hear the snow crunch, see the | kids bunch, this is a =~ D . E CBm7_ Cm? Bm? £7 big -| bove all the : : | ) Medley: Winter Wondesland, Silver Bells 5-4sil - ver bells, © F7 . abe sil-ver bells, it’s Christ - mas | time = Ring- a - ling, hear them ring; dim. e vit, —— Christ- mas day, mp Medley: Winter Wonderland, Silver Bells -5 <5MEDLEY (God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, Deck The Halls, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing) TRADITIONAL Moderately brah Arranged and Adapted by God Rest ye Merry, Gentlemen HENRY MANCINI Am Em B —m 6 noth - ing you dig. =| may. Re - | mem. ber Christ our Am D 6 c Bdim7 G 87 Em A a G seve mp Medley: God Rett Ye Merry, Gentlemen, Deck The Halls, Mack! Tne Herald Angels Sieg 7" © 1966 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC CO, (Renewed) ‘Worldwide Print Rights Admiaistered by WARNER BROS. PUBLICATIONS US. INC. Al Right ReservedInstrumental Medley: God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, Deck The Halls, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 7-2f com-fort and Nesey: Gad Rex Ye Mery, Gentlemen, Deck The Hal Hack! The Herald Angels Sing-7 = 3Deck The Balls: AE Instrumental thehalls with “Medley: God Rest Ye Mecry, Gentlemen, Deck The Halls,= be jolly, | fala la la la Don wenow our |gay —ap-par- rel, | fa la la, la lala, | la lala. —_= the an - cient yule - tide car - ol, fa la la la ta, la f Hark! The Herald Angels Sing: Fie CF Bb Dm eb Instrumental mp Medley: God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, Deck the Halls, Hark! The Herald Asgels Sing. 7 = 5Hark! the her - ald an - gels sing, ___ mf“Glo - ry to the |new- born King! Pesce onearth and |mer- cy mild; God and sin - ners | re - con-ciled.” Joy - ful, all ye na - tions rise, host pro- claim, (“Christ is__born in | Beth - le - hem.”" Hark! Theher - ald Medley: God Rest Ye Merry, Geatlemen, Desk The Hall, Hark The Herald Angels Sing 7-7MEDLEY . (We Three Kings Of Orient Are, O Come, All Ye Fuithful (Adeste Fideles), Joy To The World) “We Three Kings Of Orlent Are”. TRADITIONAL "0 Come, All Ye Faithful" Words and Music by JOHN READING Moderately “Joy To The World” Words by ISANC WATTS, Mosic by GEORGE F- HANDEL Arranged and Adapted by HENRY MANCINI fm We Three Kings: Medley: We Thee Kings Of Orient Are, O Come AAD Ye Faithful, Joy To The World “5.1 © 1966 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC CO. (Renewe: Worse Pri Right Admired by WARNER BROS, PUBLICATIONS USNC. Il Rights ReservedFm 7 Fm £7 Medley: We Three Kings Of Orient Ase, O Come Ai Ve'Paithtul, Joy Pe The World “5-2O Come All Ye Faithful: - ful, born the gels. O come let us mp Medley: We Three Kings Of Orient Ace, 0 Come All Ye Faithful Joy To The World “33.Him, © | come let us a - Him, © — | come tet nf f E arch AE E A the be bes es 1 r. Medley: We Three Kings Of Orient Are, O Come Ali Ye Faithful Joy To The World “5-450 Joy To The World: D G DIA A D 5 heav-en and na-ture_ | sing, heav-en and na-ture_ | sing, Medley: We Three Kings Of Orient Are, O Come £ AY eethid ton te tee Weld os >MEDLEY (It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, Away In A Manger, The First Noel) “74 Came Upon A Midnight Clear” Words by EDMUND H. SEARS, Music by RICHARDS. WILLIS Moderately slow “Aowey In A Manger""- TRADITIONAL “The Frat Noel" TRADITIONAL Arranged and Adapted by HENRY MANCINI It Came Upon A Midnight Clear: Bp 5/82 Bb night clear, that gels bend the earth, good | will cious F F7 BP © /e_ % —— The | world i ness lay ——— | the earth, touch their harps ___ of Medley: came Upon A Midnight Cleat ‘Away in A Manger The First Now! © 5. © 1966 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC CO. (Renewed) Worldwide Print Rights Adrunisiered by WARNER BROS. FUBLICATIONS US, INC. [AIRight ReservedAway In A Manger: &> bb Medley: Ie Came Upon A Midnight Clea, ‘Away [a A Manger. The First Noel 3-2me, Lord | : ~ Ce | edly: Came Upon A Might Cle weap nts Manger’rbe unt NoelAb £7 Ab Thee ‘The First Noel: = Bm = = A p/Fe G D G —_ Medley: fe Camepire G DFE OG. A D A D © cer - tain shep - herds in fields as — A ore G D 6 keep - ing their | sheep, Sf ! | | — ! Medley: It Came Upan A Midnighe Clea, ‘Away tn A Manger, The Fist Nool 5-5