Put puti, ziemeli, ziemsvetku nakti (Mixed Choir): Choral Octavo for Mixed Voices (SSAATB)
Put puti, ziemeli, ziemsvetku nakti (Mixed Choir): Choral Octavo for Mixed Voices (SSAATB)
By Laura Jekabsone / Words Latvian Folksong Text
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About This Collection
Description
With over 1,800 titles, this Christmas choral collection spans everything from traditional arrangements to pop and movie songs, with voicings from unison through SATB. Andy Beck's "Sweet Silent Night" arrangements dominate, available in 2-part, 3-part mixed, and SATB versions. You'll also find John Debney's "Theme from Elf," Mark Hayes' arrangement of "Believe" from The Polar Express, and recent additions like Laufey's "Christmas Magic." Most titles include recorded accompaniments, and many offer optional staging and movement ideas.
Highlights
Teachers consistently return to Andy Beck's "Sweet Silent Night" in multiple voicings (2-part, 3-part mixed, and SATB), which remain the strongest sellers year after year. John Debney's "Theme from Elf" and Mark Hayes' "Believe" from The Polar Express are also popular choices for groups seeking film and Broadway repertoire.
Recently added
Recent releases include Hugh Martin's "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" in SAB and 2-part voicings, and Laufey's "Christmas Magic" available in both SAB and SATB arrangements, published in 2026.
Composer Spotlight
Andy Beck directs choral publications at Alfred Music and has written over 450 choral works currently in print. His "Sweet Silent Night" arrangements are the collection's consistent best sellers across all voicings. Beck is also known for his method books Sing at First Sight and Vocalize!, which tackle vocal technique through repertoire.
Mark Hayes brings concert pianist credentials and over 1,750 published works to this collection. His arrangement of "Believe" from The Polar Express has been widely adopted, and Hayes regularly conducts at major venues including Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.
Alan Billingsley is an internationally recognized arranger whose work spans educational music, Broadway, Disney attractions, and television. His "Winter Bells" arrangement shows his gift for making holiday material accessible to younger singers.
Greg Gilpin is an ASCAP award-winning composer known for conducting performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Sydney Opera House. His "Last Christmas" arrangement demonstrates his skill at bringing contemporary songs into the choral repertoire with musical depth.
