Songs for Christmas: Book 2: Late Elementary Arranged Christmas Piano Solos Including a Christmas Jazz Ballad (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781972652978)

Looking for fresh Christmas music your students will actually enjoy playing?

Songs for Christmas, Book 2 is a festive collection of arranged Christmas piano solos by Pamela Jack designed for late elementary pianists who are ready for something beyond the ordinary. While remaining accessible and fun to learn, these arrangements include occasional left-hand melodies, unexpected harmonies, and creative musical touches that bring new life to beloved holiday favorites. The collection even includes a Christmas jazz ballad, giving students an opportunity to explore a different style while celebrating the season.

Included in this collection are engaging arrangements of Auld Lang Syne, Joy to the World, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, We Three Kings, All Through the Night, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Deck the Halls, and Silent Night (Jazz Ballad).

These studio-tested arrangements have been enjoyed by piano students who appreciate music that sounds impressive while remaining comfortable under the hands. Perfect as a supplement to any piano method, these solos are ideal for Christmas recitals, holiday parties, church performances, festivals, family gatherings, seasonal sight-reading, and Christmas-in-July fun. They also work wonderfully for sing-alongs and informal holiday music-making at home.

Whether you are a piano teacher searching for fresh Christmas repertoire, a parent looking for seasonal piano music, or a student eager to play something new this holiday season, Songs for Christmas, Book 2 offers memorable arrangements, creative musical surprises, and plenty of Christmas cheer.

Features:
- Late elementary Christmas piano solos
- Fresh arrangements of beloved holiday favorites
- Occasional left-hand melodies and creative harmonies
- Includes a Christmas jazz ballad
- Studio-tested and student approved
- Ideal supplemental repertoire for any piano method
- Great for recitals, festivals, church programs, holiday gatherings, sight-reading, and seasonal performances