Christmas Concert Band Music

Delight your holiday audiences with a charming and colorful set of variations on this popular Christmas carol. This jolly setting leads to a colorful Spanish bolero, a rousing march, and a Bach-style fugue,

This version of Jolly Old Saint Nicholas is perfect for your beginning band's first winter or holiday concert. The entire composition is based on the first six notes of the concert B-flat scale,

Here's an expertly crafted arrangement of the holiday classic, Jingle Bells. Using only the first six notes of the B-flat scale and no eighth notes, this piece can be performed confidently by

Bring the classic Dickens tale to life with this engaging attacca suite. A narrator guides the audience through the story of Ebenezer Scrooge as he encounters Marley's ghost and the Ghosts of Christmas

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

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;

Imagine the sweet sounds of Silent Night lulling you to sleep when the next-door neighbors start blasting holiday carols at full volume! This musical battle between woodwinds, brass, and percussion

Arranged in the keys of concert F and Bb, this setting for developing bands is specifically designed to reinforce the clarinet technique of moving fluidly across the "break." The melody moves from 6/8 to

One of the most anticipated experiences of the holiday season is listening to the sounds of bells. I Saw Three Ships; Ding Dong! Merrily on High; I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day and

Composed as a concert opener or encore piece, this holiday musical collage combines three beloved carols, including Adeste Fideles; Angels We Have Heard on High and Joy to the

This festive collection of the beloved Christmas favorites Angels We Have Heard on High; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing and Angels from the Realms of Glory has plenty of