Christmas Carol Trilogy - Michael Miller

Christmas Carol Trilogy includes the three beloved favorites, "O Come All Ye Faithful", "Greensleeves", and "Joy to the World". This band arrangement can be played alongside Robinson's vocal arrangements of the same name -- but is also wonderful as a stan

Christmas Carol-oke - Larry Clark

Larry Clark takes us on a ride of epic proportions with the jam-packed piece for concert band and optional audience sing-along. Engage your audience like never before with this clever medley of classic Christmas Carols. This one will be the hit at your next concert!

Christmas Carols No.3 - Peter Hope

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Christmas Celebration on Military Escort - Harold Bennett

Christmas Celebration, A - Alfred Reed

Festival Christmas medley for concert band with mixed choir, women's choir, brass choir, harp and organ. Includes: Good King Wenceslas It Came upon the Midnight Clear Joy to the World Deck the Hall Angels We Have Heard on High The First Noel Silent Night Fanfare and Processional O Come, All Ye Faithful.

Christmas Cheer

This medley of two famous Christmas songs, "Up on the Housetop" and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" will add sparkle to any holiday concert. The songs are easy to prepare and perform with young players, include recognizable melodies, and are a great musical expression of joy and happiness to performers and listeners alike. Happy holidays! (1:30)

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Christmas Child - Günter Noris

Christmas Classique

This wonderful new Christmas arrangement takes classical music such as the famous Beethoven Sonata Pathetique and the Bach Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring and combines them with holiday favorites such as O, Come All Ye Faithful and Come, All Ye Shepherds. By combining well-loved Christmas carols with standard classical fare, Larry Clark has created a gorgeous new holiday piece for your young band that will delight audiences.

Christmas Collection

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Christmas Colours - Bruce Fraser

'Christmas Colours' is a palette consisting of several Christmas songs. Bruce Fraser has mainly used the colours green (the colour of holly) and white (the colour of snow). This composition begins with the chiming of festive bells - if you listen well, however, you can already hear short fragments from 'The Holly and the Ivy', whose entire melody is finally played, alternated with 'The Sussex Carol'. After this, the pace slows down and the stately 'See amid the Winter Snow' sounds, but parts from 'Jingle Bells' and 'Silent Night' can also be heard. Then, after walking under 'The Holly and the Ivy' once again, the celebration of Christmas may begin!

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