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

This easy rock version of Jolly Old St. Nicholas is the perfect level for younger bands working towards their first holiday concert or for older players to work up with limited rehearsal time.

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

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

This driving Latin rock version of the Christmas classic makes the perfect ending to your holiday concert. The solo section features space for ad-lib solos for trumpet, alto sax or tenor sax before the

This easy jazz-rock ballad takes a nice eloquent twist on the holiday standard with just the right amount of subtle funkiness to keep things exciting. With beautiful counterlines in the saxophones and a

Starting out with an eloquent brass chorale, this tender arrangement of the holiday standard features some nice moments including a climactic lead trumpet soaring above the band. There are short written

This chart is both original and fun! Using themes from Handel's "Messiah" woven throughout exciting big band shout chorus writing, this chart is truly an inventive take on a holiday classic! The solo

Here's a very straightforward setting at around 120 bpm for younger jazz bands that will be a favorite with audiences and parents. With limited ranges and rhythms for the horns and extremely playable rhythm

A not so silent night? You bet! This half-time swing/funk arrangement takes Silent Night and gives the familiar tune a funky twist. With its infectious groove, killer harmonies, and dynamic twists

The youngest jazz bands can celebrate the holidays with this easy, driving rock version of Jingle Bells that features some exciting twists. With easy rhythm section parts and extremely

This driving rock version of Up on the Housetop is full of interesting surprises and perfect for young jazz bands or experienced ensembles. After establishing the funky rock groove, there's a duet

Lyrical, accessible and lush, this ballad treatment of the Christmas classic makes a great choice for holiday and winter concerts. It features a written alto sax solo on the timeless melody before

This Latin infused take on the Christmas classic is a great choice to add some spice and variety to your holiday or winter concert. With a laid-back groove that's fun, but easy to work up, this one is sure

This chart begins with a simple unison opening statement giving way to a grandiose chorale setting before settling into an accessible Basie-style swing groove. There's a tenor solo, a quick

Here's a really swingin' way to celebrate Hanukkah on your holiday or winter concert! Featuring jazzy treatments of Hanukkah, Hanukkah and Festival of Lights in the style of the great

Chris Sharp's jazz waltz version of this Christmas classic makes a powerful jazz statement at any holiday concert. Featuring a written or ad-lib tenor solo before an epic stop-time ensemble section

Not just another Christmas chart, Whoa Christmas Tree! is a funky, half-time treatment of the traditional O Christmas Tree. The open solo section features room for