Christmas and Holiday Jazz Ensemble Charts

This up-tempo Dixieland treatment of the holiday classic is a fun and exciting way to get a change of pace and style at your next Christmas concert. Featuring an old-school Dixieland groove in the rhythm

This medium up-tempo shuffle version of the holiday favorite has an infectious groove that your kids and audience will love. The melody starts with a duo between the alto sax and trumpet before the rest of

This calypso-style holiday medley will put your audience in the relaxed vibe of the islands with the Christmas standards Good King Wenceslas; Up on the Housetop and We Wish You a

Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy is reimagined as a swinging jazz waltz, with cool vibes and smart attitude. Includes additional instrument parts for flute, clarinet, French horn, and tuba. A

As a follow-up to his popular arrangement of Coventry Carol, Susi has taken O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and crafted it into a spirited Latin-rock arrangement! Great minor harmony surrounds

This clever bossa treatment of the familiar French carol is sure to brighten any holiday program. The excellent arrangement sounds fresh without obscuring the beauty of the original carol.

Spice up your holiday concert with this terrific treatment of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Conjuring Spanish Harlem’s original mambo kings Tito Puente, Mario Bauzá, and Machito on

This Dixieland-style medley of Christmas tunes makes a swinging addition to any holiday concert for young jazz ensembles. Features Jolly Old St. Nicholas; Up on the Housetop and Jingle

This cool mambo version of the Christmas classic We Three Kings will add some heat and a nice change of style to your next holiday concert! This chart opens with an infectious mambo groove

Always a favorite among the jazz crowd, the traditional carol We Three Kings gets a modern treatment in this swinging chart. Fresh harmony and unique rhythmic development combine to make this a

This fresh take on the classic Christmas favorite Jingle Bells features a classic Motown groove and a cleverly integrated melody. Solos for alto sax and trumpet. Guaranteed to be the

Set as a jazz waltz, this fresh look at the traditional Coventry Carol will be a welcome addition to your holiday performance. Moving seamlessly between major and minor, this arrangement captures

Check out this superb easy chart based on March of the Toys. The tune is instantly recognizable with a fun new take, which makes it a perfect addition to your holiday concert. A written solo for

Get the holiday spirit with this swingin' version of Deck the Halls for developing groups. Featuring optional written solos for your alto sax and trumpet, this chart is a must-have for your holiday

This Christmas classic comes to life in this arrangement written to work perfectly with a younger ensemble. Featuring unison writing, achievable rhythms, and careful consideration for ranges, this is a

Here is a fresh take on Silent Night for your jazz ensemble that brings colorful harmonies to the classic carol. Featuring a warm trumpet solo, this lyrical selection will make the perfect ballad

This festive bossa nova setting of a favorite carol is full of fresh harmonization. This is a great chart for your winter concert!

You are going to love this funk rendition of the traditional Dreidel Song for your next holiday concert! Full of punchy brass and swinging grooves, this chart uses creative rhythms to bring some

The holidays never had it so good! The classic carol Deck the Halls has been turned into a funky, rhythmic piece that will definitely be a crowd pleaser. There is a terrific winds-only section

The Neal Hefti composition Cute set the standard for soft and sophisticated ensemble work in the winds with the drummer playing soloistic fills using brushes. This arrangement of Joy to the

Using a light and breezy calypso vibe, this arrangement will be as much fun to play as it is to hear. There are several interesting melodic and harmonic twists that will keep everyone on their toes, but it

Based on the classic style of Killer Joe, this chart really swings! One of the features that make this arrangement special is the great soli line for the winds after the initial treatment of the melody.