Alfred Publishing Erickson Frank - 66 Festive And Famous Chorales - Oboe
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Summary of This Book
66 Festive and Famous Chorales for Band offers a varied and timeless collection of 66 famous chorales, arranged for concert band by Frank Erickson. Designed in four parts (SATB), these harmonizations provide particularly rich musical material to work on sound quality and vertical listening, whether in concert band rehearsals, practical ensemble-oriented music classes, or section coaching.
Thanks to clear and balanced writing, the collection becomes an excellent tool to refine intonation and chord stability, while developing phrasing, musical breathing, and dynamic control. The possibility to perform it with a full ensemble or in small groups (from quartet to larger ensembles) also makes it a very practical resource to work on voice balance, attack precision, and legato continuity, with an immediate goal: making the ensemble sing.
Between structured warm-up and musicianship training, these chorales provide an ideal setting to establish good playing habits: active listening, timbre homogeneity, rhythmic alignment, and harmonic construction. An essential resource for conductors and educators seeking chorales for concert band that are both educational and musical.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Arranger | Frank Erickson | Genre | chorale collection for concert band |
| Instrumentation | concert band, SATB writing | ||
Questions frequently asked
66 Festive and Famous Chorales Oboe: Is this edition intended for oboe?
The edition is identified for oboe in its title. The collection features 66 chorales arranged for concert band in SATB scoring.
How many chorales does this Frank Erickson collection contain?
Frank Erickson's arrangements comprise 66 famous chorales intended for concert band.
Can these chorales be performed in a small ensemble?
A performance in quartet format is among the possible ensemble sizes. The same SATB scoring can also be used with larger ensembles. The full concert band instrumentation remains suitable for these arrangements.
Is this collection suitable for working on intonation within harmony?
The collection allows practice of chord stability and vertical listening based on four-part chorales. Dynamics, articulation, and legato continuity are among the recommended focus areas.
What is the musical style of the 66 chorales?
The indicated musical style is classical, presented as a collection of chorales for concert band.



