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#ChristmasMusicJoy24 - Share the Magic of Christmas Through Music

Welcome to #ChristmasMusicJoy24, a virtual concert where anyone - from beginner students to seasoned professionals - can share their Christmas music performances with the world. Whether you're on a grand stage or in the comfort of your living room, we encourage you to participate and spread the joy of the season through music. It's easy to get involved! To participate, follow the steps below, and for more information and suggestions, visit JoyfulSantaClaus.com.

1. Find the Songs for Your Instrument

Visit the webpage on ChristmasMusicSongs.com that has sheet music for your instrument(s) (see the list below). There is music for individual instruments, duets, lyrics pages, and lead sheets. Piano accompaniments and play-along recordings are also available.

2. Select and Practice

Choose the song(s) you’d like to perform. You can print the music or read it directly from the website.

3. Record and Upload

After practicing, record your performance and upload it to YouTube.

4. Tag and Share

Include the hashtag #ChristmasMusicJoy24 in your video title so others can easily find your performance.
Please add a link to the webpage where you found the music so others can join the concert, too! If you’d like it featured on the Joyful Santa Claus blog, send us an email.

Look for updates

For updates on #ChristmasMusicJoy24, you can sign up for the ChristmasMusicSongs.com newsletter, visit my blog at JoyfulSantaClaus.com, or follow the Christmas Music Songs Facebook page.

Tips to Make Your #ChristmasMusicJoy24 Video Festive and Fun

Besides giving a joyful performance, you can also make your video festive and fun! Here are some tips and suggestions to help you add a little extra Christmas spirit to your video:

Decorate Your Space:

Decorate the space where you’ll perform to add some holiday cheer. Christmas lights, a tree in the background, or even some simple garlands can make your video more festive. Classic holiday items like stockings, wreaths, or candles can also add to the holiday spirit.

Dress the Part:

Wear something festive! Adding holiday-themed clothing, such as a Santa hat, a fun Christmas sweater, or red and green attire, will make your performance feel more spirited and fun. Coordinating your outfits can add a nice touch if you’re performing in a group.

Involve Friends or Family:

Christmas music is even more enjoyable when shared! Consider performing with friends, family members, or even your local music group.
If you play different instruments, put together a small ensemble to add variety to your performance. Duets, trios, or large ensembles will make your video even more special.

Incorporate DIY Crafts:

If you’ve created your own DIY Christmas crafts, include them as part of your backdrop. Handmade decorations add a personal touch and reflect the joy of the season.
If you’re a fan of the Two Happy Bears, why not display some of their coloring pages in your video? It’s a fun, festive way to bring the bears into your Christmas celebration!

Most Important—Have Fun!

Remember, the goal of #ChristmasMusicJoy24 is to spread joy and celebrate the season through music. Whether you are performing solo or with a group, in festive attire or simple clothes, your performance will help create a magical Christmas music celebration for all!

Lastly, please review the full disclaimer before participating.

Christmas music for selected instruments

Select an image below to view and print Christmas songs written for each instrument.

Christmas music for violin
Violin
Christmas music for viola
Viola
Christmas music for cello
Cello
Christmas music for bass
Bass
Christmas music for flute
Flute
Christmas music for oboe
Oboe
Christmas music for clarinet
Clarinet
Christmas music for bassoon
Bassoon
Christmas music for alto saxophone
Alto Saxophone
Christmas music for tenor saxophone
Tenor Saxophone
Christmas music for trumpet
Trumpet
Christmas music for trombone
Trombone
Christmas music for French horn
French Horn
Christmas music for tuba
Tuba
Christmas music for recorder
Recorder
Christmas music for piano
Piano
Christmas music for guitar
Guitar
Christmas music lyrics
Lyrics
Piano accompaniments to Christmas Songs
Piano Accompaniments

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Table of Contents for the Christmas Song Lead Sheets:

Angels We Have Heard on High
Auld Lang Syne
Away In a Manger
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella
Deck the Hall
Ding Dong! Merrily on High
The First Noel
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
Good Christian Men, Rejoice
Good King Wenceslas
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
Here We Come A-Wassailing
The Holly and the Ivy
I Saw Three Ships
In Dulci Jubilo
In the Bleak Midwinter
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
Jingle Bells (short easy version)
Jingle Bells (full version)
Jolly Old St. Nicholas
Joy to the World
O Christmas Tree
O Come All Ye Faithful
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
O Holy Night
O Little Town of Bethlehem
Patapan
Quelle Est Cette Odeur Agréable
Silent Night
Toyland
The Twelve Days of Christmas
Up on the Housetop
We Three Kings
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
What Child Is This?

More Music and Educational Materials by Kyle Coughlin:

Learn about rhythm and improve your skills: Rhythm-In-Music.com

Free online metronomes that speak the beat: MusicAllTheTime.com

Sleigh Bell Metronome

Free blank sheet music paper: Music-Paper.com

Clarinet fingering charts and instruction: TheClarinet.net

Kyle Coughlin’s Publications