Unison and Two-Part Holiday Novelties

"Now listen here, Santa, the time has come for equal opportunity!" Finally - Mrs. Claus is ready to take center stage after years of working behind the scenes! A sassy holiday novelty for treble voices

Did you know the North Pole has a marching band? That's right, and Santa's the director! Who's on the roster? Elves, reindeer, and even Mrs. C! As this clever partner song unfolds, we sing about the whole

It's Jingle Bells and it's The Nutcracker, and it's incredible! This amazingly creative arrangement is an absolute must for choirs at all levels. Festive frivolity abounds!

This is incredible! Overture, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Russian Dance, Trepak, Dance of the Reed Flutes and Waltz of the Flowers are all sung to original words that tell the story of

Everyone does it - the Secret Santa gift exchange! This fun '60s-inspired crowd-pleaser explains how it all works with spoken solos in between choral lines that are super easy to learn for a quick holiday

Grab your shopping bag, credit card, and a handful of cash for this fun-filled holiday novelty number about a one-day shopping spree! A brief ballad introduction leads to a rockin' 1960s-inspired verse and

Here's a sassy swing chart with a silly sense of humor that sounds like it came from Broadway! This irresistible showstopper reads like a resume of special North Pole talents. "Not only am I good at making

It's a rock n' roll party from start to finish as we wait to hear from the weatherman and the school principal before celebrating the good news: "It's a snow day!" The echo format and basic harmonies allow

It's all about baking Christmas cookies, and making sure to leave some for Santa. Written in a 1940s swing style, this choral confection is chock full of accessible harmonies, with lots of built-in

Turn your choir into an orchestra with this festive main theme from the popular motion picture soundtrack, sung almost entirely in nonsense syllables! The perfect novelty for your holiday concert, but it's

Here's a Christmas crowd pleaser - C.C. Moore's classic poem set with swingin' jazz flair! A bass line sneaks along and finger snaps set the stage for some spoken opening lines. When the singing begins,

"The first day after Christmas my true love and I had a fight!" This humorous spoof addresses the use and disposal of those twelve famous gifts! Now in a new edition, with new voicings and hilarious sound

This hilarious send-up spoofs the usual gifts presented in The Twelve Days of Christmas: "eight ugly sweaters, seven pink flamingos, six Hawaiian shirts." The parody text provides lots of

This amazingly creative arrangement opens with a traditional setting of Deck the Hall which develops into a humorous collection of Fa-La-La variations, including musical moments from