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The First Noel (originally "The First Nowell") is a traditional English Christmas carol with Cornish origins, most likely from the early modern period, although possibly earlier. "Nowell" is an Early...

The First Noel (originalmente "The First Nowell") es un villancico tradicional inglés de origen córnico, muy probablemente de principios de la Edad Moderna, aunque posiblemente anterior. "Nowell" es u...

Wassailing songs are among the most popular of the secular holiday songs of Christmas. The tradition of 'wassailing' refers to townsfolk going door to door, singing and drinking to the health of those...

This traditional folk song from Catalonia (a region in Spain) has been regularly sung during the Christmas season all over the world. There are also numerous instrumental versions, including notable o...

For many reasons, Christmas means joy. This tune, 'Ding Dong Merrily on High,' is a wonderful musical snapshot of the whole season. In this arrangement, we hear church bells chiming, voices uniting an...

The Great Jingle Bell Chase conjures images of Santa Claus running behind on Christmas Eve and desperately trying to deliver all the presents before the sun comes up! The Great Jingle Bell Chase is a...

Away in a Manger is a beautiful nineteenth century English carol. This warm setting will delight audiences with its familiar melody with a modern twist. The melody is featured in the flute, alto sax,...

Eine Muh, eine Mäh, eine Täterätätä für Blasorchester - das ist eine Mischung aus kindlicher Leichtigkeit und sinfonischen Elementen!

Joseph, lieber Joseph mein - die Version für Blasorchester stimmt festlich und ruhig zugleich in die Vorweihnachtszeit ein!

Drei stimmungsvolle keltische Weihnachtslieder hat Bernd Classen zu einem sehr festlichen, ruhigen Medley bearbeitet. Das konzertante Werk beginnt sehr festlich mit The Christ-Child's Lullaby. Auch Th...

Beginning with a lazy tropical tempo, this treatment of Mary's Boy Child soon kicks into a catchy calypso beat. An enjoyable way to take the chill off of winter!

Take a tour of Europe for the holidays! Timothy Johnson's new Christmas medley visits England, France, Ireland and Poland by way of their traditional carols. The bold opening and medley format makes t...

This spirited new Christmas medley from the pen of James L. Hosay will be a delight for all as the crown jewel of your holiday performance. The unmistakable sounds of the Emerald Isle are artfully por...

Now here is something different for Christmas! Who could even think up a concert recipe like this? Peel a bunch of well known Christmas melodies. In a large concert auditorium mix them with whole box...

Jubilation! Ring in the season with this inspired treatment of Mendelssohn's Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. The harmonic textures and contrapuntal ideas are right on target for the grade level and the...

Poland boasts a very rich tradition as to Christmas Carols. In this suite, you can hear a combination of church hymns and a folk music character.

Carol of the Shepherds is based on the hymn tune 'Quem Pastores Laudavere' which dates back to the 14th century and is widely known throughout the Christian world. Although the melody has been set to...

Sparkling woodwinds and majestic brass come together to bring us a wonderful arrangement of this classic carol! Each of the four verses are treated differently, creating beautiful textures and a multi...

Whence is that Goodly Fragrance Flowing?' is the first line of an old French Christmas song that originated in the 17th century. In 1728 John Gay used this joyous and markedly festive melody that hono...

The melody of this Christmas carol comes originally from a Finnish songbook of 1582, containing a collection of 74 medieval songs together with Latin texts. The version arranged by Gustav Holst became...

Petersburger Schlittenfahrt: an inspired sleigh ride through St. Petersburg in the wintertime. This work by the German Richard Eilenberg (1848-1925) is so popular in Russia that nowadays it is thought...

Are you tired of hearing the same Christmas tunes over and over again? Well, try this new medley by Gerald Oswald in which he flavours 'Silver Bells', 'Here Comes Santa Claus', 'Winter Wonderland' and...