Deckin’ the Hall: Jazz Ensemble Colour & Play bent stick plays the bass

bent stick plays the bass end of the drum and is known as a 'dagga

As the first model in the range to have a traditional cabinet

Aulos have patented what they call their 'cavity wall' design - this makes each recorder not only light

colourful hand bells that are in tune and easy to ring

The top and back of the Vivente W3180 are carved out to precise measurements by computer-controlled machines and are made from flamed maple

Deckin’ the Hall: Jazz Ensemble Colour & Play bent stick plays the bassThis clever arrangement of Deckin' the Hall will fascinate both your ensemble and audience. Composer arranger George Vincent has scored it to sound full even with reduced instrumentation. In addition, optional parts have been provided for added flexibility including two flutes and two clarinets. It begins with the famous two measure "Jingle Bells" motive and quickly lays the groundwork for Deckin' the Hall in a rock style. Win win!