Christmas Concert Band Music

Here are all your favorite "Nutcracker" themes rolled into a clever, lighthearted medley. For added excitement, appoint an official timekeeper to track your progress as the band frantically races to finish

Scored for second-year players and utilizing the four-part flexible format, this setting uses a tuneful melody and characteristic percussion writing to provide a truly unique holiday offering.

First recorded by Mariah Carey, this holiday favorite has remained popular every year since first released. Arranged in a swing style similar to the original, this minimizes the use of eighth notes, making

The pop hit from 1994 recorded by Mariah Carey continues to be a holiday favorite year after year. Starting with a moderate tempo and lyrical introduction, this very effective arrangement for young bands

The peace and stillness of the holiday season are beautifully expressed in this touching holiday song. This lyric setting is sure to add a welcome element of contrast and variety to your winter concert.

This is a perfect choice for that first holiday concert. Paul Jennings has set O Come, O Come Emmanuel in an expressive style that will make your beginning group sound great!      

Add a little Latin flair to your next holiday concert with this light and clever treatment of a holiday classic. Skillfully scored for flex band, groups with varied instrumentation can achieve success.

Year after year The Canadian Brass continue to produce arrangements which translate beautifully to the concert band medium. This outstanding medley includes six favorites woven into a unique holiday

For many of us, Christmas traditions include listening to the popular Christmas recording A Canadian Brass Christmas. This full concert band medley, inspired by that recording, features: Ding Dong!

Written with a festive flair and tuneful melody, here is a marvelous holiday piece for beginning players. Featuring modest ranges and easy rhythms, this is quick to learn and fun to play. Eighth notes are

Putting a unique and distinctive stamp on this holiday classic, this setting of the Mannheim Steamroller version of Carol of the Bells features a driving rhythmic pulse, a short trumpet solo and a