Psalm.95

Also known as O Come, All Ye Faithful, this late-19th-century carol is still one of the most widely performed of all Christmas songs. This fresh, easy-to-play version is extremely accessible and

Set primarily in a march-like style with a more lyrical song-like interlude, this work (originally for brass quintet) has been adapted for flexible 5-part wind band with optional percussion. It opens with

The traditional carol O Holy Night has been reimagined in a completely fresh and creative setting. The percussion section is featured as we are musically transported to the Serengeti and jungles of

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.

A festive Christmas concert opener or closer, this handsome title uses fragments of Joy to the World; Jolly Old Saint Nicholas; O Come All Ye Faithful; Good Christian Men, Rejoice;

John Rutter wrote this great work for the 2012 Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols held each Christmas Eve at King's College. This arrangement is written for combined concert band and chorus, but may be

Cowritten and recorded by Mariah Carey in 1994, this familiar tune has become a perennial holiday favorite. Scored for flexible instrumentation, this appealing arrangement features the moderate swing style

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