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This delightful holiday arrangement is based on the well-known melody of 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.' This fresh and exciting rendition of one of the most ancient of holiday carols will surely be a...

This work is a favorite song wishfully heard at the beginning of the winter months. This setting offers a variety of different styles applied to the melody - serenade, jazz, waltz ,and even a march, b...

Gaudete dates back to the 16th century, and was sung as a Christmas Carol throughout the monasteries of Europe. Meaning 'rejoice' in Latin, this piece captures the intense passion of praise coupled wi...

On the charts for 300 years, this classic French carol, written by Bernard de La Monnoye, was first published in 1720. Designed for students halfway through their first year in band using just the ini...

A fantastic holiday concert opener or encore. This arrangement features three beloved traditional carols, 'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,' 'Angels We Have Heard on High,' and 'Joy to the World!' High e...

A fantastic holiday concert opener or encore. This arrangement features three beloved traditional carols, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Angels We Have Heard on High, and Joy to the World! High energy...

Open your holiday concert or use it for a bold conclusion, A Dashing Gallop, by Patrick Roszell, imagines the age-old holiday classic "Jingle Bells" in a quasi-gallop/march style. Ring in the holiday...

Take America's favorite Christmas melody and America's favorite march, arrange them with tender loving care, and you get good music and 'show biz' all wrapped in one. In the Sousa tradition, we predic...

Match one wonderful melody and one superb writer/arranger and the end result is a stunning work that captures all the charm of the season.

Gustav Holst's beautiful melody serves as the foundation from which Robert W. Smith fashions this remarkable work. From a haunting single voice, a stunning climax is reached before giving way to a sim...

The holiday season is probably the only time of year that your audience knows both the melody and the words to your band's music. Here is the opportunity for them to join in singing. Titles

O Holy Night has been called the most popular Christmas solo song ever written. Calvin Custer artfully examines many of the tonal colors and sonorities available to today's concert band with his treat...

'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime' is a traditional Canadian carol which was originally written in the Huron Indian language by a Jesuit missionary. Robert W. Smith captures the mystique of the native I...

With shimmering trills, this piece begins an adventure in sound for the holiday season. Every audience will be uplifted by this combination of 'Winter Wonderland' and 'sleigh Ride.' Instant recognitio...

When the joy of the holidays begins to sprinkle down on all of us, we know that the annual concert is near. Douglas Wagner samples some of the great traditional carols including HARK! THE HERALD ANGEL...

From its quiet opening through its grand and sweeping cascades of sound, this very familiar seasonal carol experiences a complete and powerful transformation. The use of brilliant metal percussion com...

Based on the English carol 'Adeste Fidelis,' this sparkling new setting was written as an opener for a holiday concert or pageant. With Robert W. Smith's highly inventive trademark use of percussion a...

This superb arrangement of the conventional carol is a must for your next holiday presentation. Jerry Brubaker has established a new standard for contemporary holiday arrangements. Incredibly luxuriou...

This grand traditional American folk song is suitable for every beginning band. The concrete scoring of the melody in a straightforward manner allows the flowing melody of sheer spender to dominate. A...

Subtitled 'A Holiday Prism for Band,' this work can be presented in a theater-in-the-round format or more traditionally on the concert stage. Following a broad introduction, each family of the band pr...