This arrangement is a pensive and somewhat darker twist on the classic Christmas hymn. The 4/4 time signature makes the piece feel more slow and mournful. Though solemn, this piece ends on a hopeful note. Rich harmonies and subtle dissonance evoke both grief and grace, making it a standout piece for advanced students and performers seeking depth and emotion in their holiday repertoire.
I hope it will bring listeners a moment of stillness and peace during the holidays!
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This arrangement is a pensive and somewhat darker twist on the classic Christmas hymn. The 4/4 time signature makes the piece feel more slow and mournful. Though solemn, this piece ends on a hopeful note. Rich harmonies and subtle dissonance evoke both grief and grace, making it a standout piece for advanced students and performers seeking depth and emotion in their holiday repertoire.
Turn up the heat this holiday season with a Brazilian jazz duet! This duet arrangement of “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen” features three soloing sections for students to show off their improv chops.
Hanukkah Hits
These one-of-a-kind jazz arrangements turn familiar Hanukkah tunes into toe-tapping piano duets. Designed for teacher and student, they blend style, creativity, and fun — with built-in improv moments that invite young pianists to shine. A festive way to light up your holiday repertoire!
Bring a burst of swing to your Hanukkah celebration with this playful jazz arrangement of Handel’s “See the Conquering Hero Comes” from Judas Maccabeus. Written as a teacher–student duet, this piece invites both players to groove together while spotlighting the student with a special solo improv section. It’s joyful, spirited, and full of style — you’ve never heard Handel quite like this before!
It’s hard to resist singing along with this energetic number!
A short instrumental break will give students the chance to show off their improv chops. Another Hanukkah hit is hidden in the ending of this piece. Can you name the tune?
This Hanukkah duet will get everyone’s toes tapping!
“Oh Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel!” Student plays in a 5-finger position throughout the song, making this song very beginner-friendly.
A very jazzy twist on a traditional Hanukkah melody.
This number is a studio favorite!
Reimagined Holiday Favorites
Bring new life to holiday traditions with these fresh, modern takes on the classics! Explore jazz duets, solo arrangements, and inventive reinterpretations of Christmas and Hanukkah songs.
