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They lose those baby teeth everywhere -- particularly in this Latin-style treatment of the holiday classic. The percussion section adds most of the Latin flavor to this tongue-in-cheek setting. Enjoy the Christmas season with a smile on your face -- with or without those front teeth!

This novel setting of the traditional carol Good King Wenceslas will musically transport you and your students to the royal Christmas banquet hall of a medieval king!

This charming setting of James Lord Pierpont's classic festive tune is designed to be rehearsed and performed at the earliest stage of instruction. A solid march feel with repetitive phrases ensures a joyous Christmas presentation.

Quem Pastores Laudavere first appeared in a manuscript dated 1410 which was found at Hohenfurth Abbey in Germany. The melody and additional verses were published in many 16th century German song books (also with the title Wachet Auf) and remains a Christmas favourite to this day. American Grade 1. Duration 2:09

First the groove is established, then the clarinets introduce this familiar melody, followed by the rest of the ensemble joining in, with the percussion and low brass rocking in the background. A wonderful holiday choice for your first year ensemble to play after only a few months of instruction! Duration: 1:53

The most-revered Leroy Anderson tune of all time is finally scored for the beginning level. All the tricky rhythms and articulations have been distilled for this level but the charming melody is in tact to greet the holiday season with renewed energy! Duration: 2:29