Christmas Concert Works for Band

Join the ranks of musical royalty and experience the grandeur of Klingalingaling, where every crescendo reigns supreme and every melody rings out like a proclamation of triumph. Prepare to be swept aw...

Join the ranks of musical royalty and experience the grandeur of Klingalingaling, where every crescendo reigns supreme and every melody rings out like a proclamation of triumph. Prepare to be swept aw...

It is a traditional American Christmas song, composed in 1949 by Robert Alex Anderson. The title of the song, which is about a Christmas in Hawaii, refers to the rough Hawaiian pronunciation of Merry...

contains: Adeste fideles, Jingle Bells, Stille Nacht, Jingle-Bell Rock

Optional Children Choir, available separately

The titleDoppel has arranged this rhythmic version of the famous work by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. An excellent piece for your Christmas concert, Printed in Card Size.

Away in a Manger is one of the best loved of all Christmas Carols. Here is a very accessible arrangement for your SATB (or unison) choir and concert band.

Adolphe Adam's best known Christmas piece - O Holy Night arranged for high solo voice, choir and concert band in the key of Eb.

Adolphe Adam's best known Christmas piece - O Holy Night arranged for low solo voice and concert band in the key of Bb.

This stately, pastoral work incorporates the chorus of O Come All Ye Faithful (or Adeste Fideles) into the writing. The original melody by Yon is rather remarkable in its elegant beauty and sounds tim...

James Barnes masterfully scores a handful of the most beloved and famous Christmas carols in this short, three-movement suite for beginning band. Can be performed individually or as a suite. Includes...

If you're looking for a Christmas carol arrangement that is beyond the standard fare, look no further. David Mairs brings in his arrangement two bright and cheery holiday favorites, delivering a happy...

Fum, fum, fum is a traditional Catalan Christmas song from the 16th - 17th centuries. Its composer and lyricist are unknown. "Fum" in Catalan means "smoke." One could therefore imagine clouds of smoke...