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5-Part Flexible Ensemble - Grade 2.5 SKU: BT.NNS9790261712613 Composed by Johnny Marks. Arranged by Jan Utbult. TV-Film-Musical-Show. Set (Score & Parts). Composed 2017. Norsk Noteservice #NNS9790261712613. Published by Norsk Noteservice (BT.NNS9790261712613). A Holly Jolly Christmas was written by Johnny Marks in 1962. It was the title song of the Quinto Sisters' first album "Holly Jolly Christmas", recorded in June 1964 by Columbia Records, featuring guitarist Al Caiola with arrangements by Frank Hunter and Marty Manning. After it's first success, it has been recorded many times by a numerous artists representing various generes.

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