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Ideally, each group should have at least 9 or more players. The carols are written in four parts with certain instruments playing ornamentation on the main tune and harmony.
- PART 1 is Treble – Solo Cornets and Repiano.
- PART 2 is Alto – 2nd and 3rd Cornets and Solo and First Tenor Horn.
- PART 3 is Tenor – 2nd Horn, Baritones (1st and 2nd Trombones are very similar)
- PART 4 is Bass – Eb Bass, Bb Bass, and Bass Trombone
Small events that require only a handful of musicians, such as weddings, funerals, fanfares, etc..
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