Christmas and Holiday Music for String Orchestra

Three Yuletide Carols is grade 3 setting of three well-known holiday songs: Adeste Fidelis, Ukranian Bell Carol, and Pat-a-pan.

Commissioned and arranged for a community orchestra, String Noel! is a holiday medley for string orchestra with an optional sing-along featuring Joy to the World, God Rest Ye Merry

This creative setting of Jolly Old St. Nicholas and Jingle Bells for beginning string orchestra will make you feel like you are sitting around the campfire having a yuletide

3/4 meter and open harmonies place the listener in a medieval court. A great tribute to the modal Christmas music of the Middle Ages.

Expertly rescored for flexible instrumentation, this piece features a creative waltz setting, fresh, lush and effective harmonies, and great contrast between pizzicato and legato style playing. An excellent

The holiday season is a time of joy, merriment, excitement, and traditions. One such time-honored tradition is the holiday string concert, which is often the debut performance for young musicians. This

This arrangement combines the traditional melodies The Holly and the Ivy and Good King Wenceslas. Every section has melodic lines, and the music becomes quite chromatic and adventurous

This beautiful setting of the familiar carol will be the centerpiece of your holiday concerts. Lush harmonies and flowing counterlines combine to give a new, fresh sound to the timeless melody. Encourages

Santa begins his joyful Christmas Eve journey, but as the ride progresses, things become a bit hectic! Featuring frantic rhythms, percussion effects, humorous dissonance, and familiar holiday melodies, this

This easy medley of three holiday favorites gives every section in the orchestra an opportunity in the spotlight with the melody. Young ensembles will gain independence and confidence as they prepare this

This quirky holiday piece describes a scenario in which all the orchestra music is mixed up just before a Christmas concert begins. This delightful novelty captures the music of that fateful concert in an