Feel like there’s almost nothing new in Christmas music?
You’re wrong. ;)
If you’re looking for Christmas pieces that aren’t common, I’ve got you covered.
I’ve found these awesome pieces that are now on my to-order list. :D
They’re great for performances, recitals, and personal enjoyment.
If you’re ever perplexed over duplicate Christmas pieces for recitals, these are great alternatives.
The videos are embedded below with the sheet music.
Christmas Medleys by Phillip Keveren
The following is a great collection of Christmas medleys arranged from the classics. (Sheet Music / Amazon)
A Christmas Celebration
Still, Still, Still / Deck the Halls
Emmanuel by Mark Hayes
The following pieces is part of a collection of “artful piano solos” for Christmas. :) (Sheet Music)
Emmanuel Comes
Christmas Carol from Anjou by Cesar Franck
Joy to the World/Emmanuel by James Koerts
Thanks, Joy, for sharing this arrangement!
Christmas Carols for Piano – Sally Deford
Sheet Music | Listen
These are a collection of Christmas carols arranged by Sally Deford. No videos, but I assure you they are decent. :)
Bonus: The Best in Piano Sheet Music
It’s a fun assortment of piano songs (with vocals and chords), with the classic Christmas carols.
I got this a few years ago and I’m happy with it.
There’s a good sightreading piece for almost everyone– the pieces range in difficulty.
If not, the melody lines are always fun to play. :)
Want some more Christmas sheet music? Here’s some jazzy Christmas piano solos.
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Your post is exactly what I’ve been looking for!! New Christmas arrangement recommendations for my students, where I could hear also some of the pieces in person! Thank you so much!
I’m glad this is helpful, Carla! :)