Alternating between 3/4 and 6/8 time signatures, Robinson has created a fresh twist on this holiday classic. Several brief character solos offer lots of low-pressure opportunities to stand out, and the

Add some multicultural flair to your holiday concert with this lively arrangement of the Puerto Rican carol. The playful "la la" section and syncopated verses are extra fun with the addition of hand claps

Who can forget those boisterous singing and dancing motorists on L.A.’s jammed 110 freeway at the opening of the 2016 box office smash "La La Land"? This dynamic arrangement captures the excitement of

K-pop phenom BTS returns with their second English-language single, a catchy, feel-good dance track with a retro-disco bounce that's totally irresistible. Slick harmonies and punchy rhythms, some short

Originally written for and premiered by Frank Sinatra as the B-side of his White Christmas recording, this holiday favorite has been covered by more than forty artists, including Rosemary Clooney, Tony

Musical theater fans will be all "ears" for this barn-burner from Broadway's "Shucked." It's a truncated version of the a-maize-ing opening number. Sing about the world's most useful crop in a hilarious

With the recognizable March of the Toys, this selection features original lyrics that read like a wacky to-do list of holiday preparations with a couple of cameo soloists. With handheld percussion

"Lully, lullay, thou little tiny child..." The way this arrangement incorporates familiar strains of Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring with the cherished English carol tune is simply ingenious!

Only Mark Hayes could write such an enthralling arrangement of this timeless Irish air. Scored for voices, piano, flute, and optional percussion, it features a shimmering accompaniment and a flute obbligato

A festival arrangement of the traditional carol that is sure to impress. This reimagined classic features colorful harmonies, vibrant rhythms, theme-and-variations surprises, and a fantastic accompaniment

A fast swing intro punctuated by piano, bass, drums, and finger snaps leads into a jazzy arrangement of the traditional spiritual unlike any you've ever heard. The choral parts are fun to sing with scoops,

This song from the Sondheim musical "Anyone Can Whistle" is about not being afraid to try. Alternating between rapid and rhythmic unison patter and full, jazz-tinged choral harmonies, the