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A Pentatonix Christmas (Medley) (arr. Mark Brymer): SAB Choral Octavo

As performed by Pentatonix / Arranged by Mark Brymer / Arranged by Ben Bram

Item: 35-DS00381072

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 35
SKU: 35-DS00381072

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About the Artist: Pentatonix

Pentatonix emerged from the reality television competition The Sing-Off in 2011 and quickly became a global phenomenon by proving that five voices and creative arranging could compete with full instrumental bands. Their signature approach combines tight vocal percussion, lush harmonies, and contemporary interpretations of everything from pop standards to classical masterworks, earning them Grammy Awards and a devoted following across multiple generations.

In the classroom and rehearsal hall, Pentatonix's work has become essential repertoire for understanding modern a cappella technique. Their arrangements demand rhythmic precision, blend awareness, and the kind of vocal flexibility that transfers directly to any ensemble setting, making them invaluable models for student musicians learning how contemporary ensembles build texture without instrumental support.

Why we love this

Mark Brymer and Ben Bram have distilled Pentatonix's signature sound into an arrangement that actually works in a three-part setting without sacrificing the energy that made the original recordings irresistible. A 35-page medley gives you substantial musical content that stays fresh from rehearsal to performance, and the SAB voicing opens this style to choirs that might otherwise feel locked out of contemporary pop arranging.

What to expect

Energetic and polished, with the kind of vocal precision that only comes from singers who know exactly what they're doing together. The medley structure keeps momentum moving while allowing moments of genuine warmth, mixing the sparkle of contemporary pop production with the timelessness of holiday music.

Who it's for

Directors programming holiday concerts who want to reach students and audiences with contemporary music that feels current and exciting. Choirs with solid blend and rhythmic control will find this arrangement rewarding; the three-part voicing makes it accessible without dumbing down the arranging craft.

How to get the most out of it

  • Establish the vocal percussion parts early in rehearsal. These rhythmic layers are what make the arrangement breathe, and locking them in gives the rest of the ensemble a solid foundation.
  • Pay attention to blend balance between the melody and harmony lines, especially in slower sections. The beauty of Pentatonix's aesthetic relies on hearing each voice part distinctly while maintaining cohesion.
  • Use the digital download format to loop and isolate individual sections during sectional rehearsals. Breaking a medley into manageable chunks prevents fatigue and builds confidence faster than tackling it whole.

How to use it

Slot this into your December concert as either a show-stopping first half closer or a concert opener that immediately signals to your audience that this won't be a traditional holiday evening. The length and contemporary style pair beautifully alongside a cappella chamber pieces or as a counterweight to more classical holiday fare, giving your program narrative arc and genuine variety.

Skills your students will build

  • Vocal percussion techniques and rhythm section coordination
  • Blend and balance in contemporary harmonic textures
  • Navigating quick transitions between multiple songs within a single arrangement
  • Precision and articulation in pop-inflected phrasing
  • Reading and performing complex rhythmic patterns in SAB voicing

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