- 12 of the most popular secular Christmas classics - Stunning pop/jazz style arrangements - Written by prominent arrangers of this idiom in the US This is the perfect choral anthology for all mixed choirs who are sure that Santa Claus is coming to town! This collection boasts twelve dazzling arrangements of the top Christmas classics by some of America's best jazz and vocal arrangers. There's the holiday sentiment, Broadway verve, cool wit in all twelve exciting and engaging arrangements. In addition, each arranger has written practical performance notes, which offer advice to both conductor and singer on how to make music of this style come to life. Christmas just got spicier, so get ready to liven up your holiday concert and leave audiences (and singers) asking for more! Bill Hayes and Jay Johnson, arr. David Maddux: Blue Christmas Johnny Mandel/Alan and Marilyn Bergman, arr. Vijay Singh: A Christmas Love Song José Feliciano, arr. Paul Langford: Feliz Navidad Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin, arr. Paul Johnson: Have yourself a merry little Christmas Kim Gannon and Walter Kent, arr. Kevin Robison: I'll be home for Christmas George Wyle and Eddie Pola, arr. Bob Krogstad: It's the most wonderful time of the year! Johnny Marks, arr. Michele Weir: Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer J. Fred Coots/Haven Gillespie, arr. Jerry Rubino: Santa Claus is coming to town Jerry Herman, arr. Jerry Rubino: We need a little Christmas arr. Paul Johnson: We wish you a merry Christmas Frank Loesser, arr. David Maddux: What are you doing New Year's Eve? Felix Bernard/Richard B. Smith, arr. Greg Jasperse: Winter Wonderland