This is a Christmas piano medley arrangement of the ever-popular holiday number Carol of the Bells and Rachmaninoff’s “The Bells” symphony. The opening theme from The Bells: Movement 2 transitions seamlessly into the familiar 4-note motif of Carol of the Bells. Themes from Movements 1 and 2 of The Bells are blended in throughout for a uniquely classical Rachmaninoff Christmas arrangement. Best for early intermediate pianists and an excellent choice for a holiday concert.
This early intermediate piano solo is written in contemporary style. The LH accompaniment favors one-octave open arpeggios while the RH melody plays the sweet melody up above, with occasional simple harmonies. It has a distinctly calm, lullaby feel and is a lovely Christmas easy piano solo. Early intermediate pianists will enjoy how the pedal and different octave ranges give this arrangement a full, beautiful sound.
This Christmas carol favorite has been arranged here for late beginner as an easy piano solo. The LH plays mostly single notes in F Major hand position with occasional finger extension, while the RH plays melody and harmony with some hand movement. It’s a lovely arrangement for a holiday performance and works well for solo piano or as an easy vocal accompaniment.
This grand, elegant Christmas carol has been made accessible for brand new beginners here with this melody-only arrangement, written simply around Middle C.
Multiple Versions Available:
Single User License in 6/8: Written in 6/8 time signature. PDF includes 2 versions — one with rests and the other with all rests hidden to simplify readability for new music readers.
Single User License in 6/4: Written in 6/4 time signature (note values doubled). PDF includes 2 versions — one with rests and the other with all rests hidden to simply readability for new music readers.
Studio License (Both 6/8 and 6/4): Includes all versions — 6/8 with rests, 6/8 with rests hidden, 6/4 with rests, and 6/4 with rests hidden.
Often played at Christmastime, but really a great song for anytime during the winter! A great choice for a winter piano recital piece. This is a beginner/easy piano arrangement in F major (no key signature). Finger numbers are written in to help with the moving melody line and work well even for small/young hands.
This arrangement may be performed as an easy/beginner piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment; if used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should follow the lyrics and melody along with the piano. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow.
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“Pa-rum pum pum pum”! He may not have had gold, frankincense, or myrrh, but the little drummer boy was able give the gift of music to the baby Jesus. This Christmas song has been recorded by countless artists, including the Trapp family, Harry Simeone Chorale, Pentatonix, Josh Groban, and more.
This is an easy piano arrangement in F major with optional voice. Best for later beginner to early intermediate pianists and great for all ages!
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment (solo or duet). If used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist(s) should read the Treble staff of the piano part. For Vocal Solo: follow the melody (upper Treble notes). For Vocal Duet: Higher voice sings melody (upper Treble notes), lower voice sings harmony (lower Treble notes) or unison (where no harmonies are included).
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This intermediate piano solo is cheery and welcoming. It begins with a warm and simple introduction that develops into progressively more involved accompaniment and harmonies to a fortissimo finish! With a key change, octave changes, and an ever-building natural momentum, this arrangement is fun and rewarding without being overly challenging for mid-intermediate students. It’s a great Christmas concert showpiece!
A classic take on a popular short carol, this arrangement starts with single-note melody and adds accompaniment little by little, building to a fuller sound. It all comes together with a final dramatic molto ritardando, fermata, and octave jumps to finish with a flair.
