Grinch! A Christmas Choral Medley (from the motion picture Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas): 2-Part Choral Octavo
Welcome Christmas * You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch * Perfect Christmas Night
Arr. Andy Beck
Item: 00-PO-0002352
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About the Arranger: Andy Beck

Andy Beck leads choral publications at Alfred Music and has created over 450 choral works, vocal resources, and musicals for singers of all ages. His arrangements and compositions appear regularly in choirs across the country and around the world, and he remains active as a guest conductor, clinician, and adjudicator for honor choirs and all-state groups, particularly throughout the Southeast.
Beyond his publishing work, Beck is an accomplished tenor who performs with the North Carolina Master Chorale Chamber Choir and has contributed to Alfred Music's studio singer roster since 1992. He holds degrees in Music Education from Ithaca College and Northwest Missouri State University, bringing both pedagogical expertise and practical choral experience to every piece he develops.
Why we love this
Beck's arrangement captures the irreverent charm of the Grinch without losing musical substance. The 2-part voicing keeps this accessible for developing ensembles while the medley structure gives you a full four minutes of infectious material that singers genuinely enjoy learning and audiences love hearing.
What to expect
Pure holiday joy wrapped in a pop sensibility. The familiar "You're a Mean One" melody anchors the medley while supportive harmonies and energetic orchestration create a festive momentum that feels contemporary rather than old-fashioned.
Who it's for
Middle school and high school choirs looking for concert-ready material that engages both singers and audiences. This works equally well for mixed ensembles singing 2-part arrangements and for treble or lower voice choirs.
How to get the most out of it
- Nail the rhythmic articulation on "You're a Mean One" to drive home the playful attitude. These singers need precision, not just intonation.
- Lean into the text styling of the Seussian phrases. "Fah who foraze" demands character work that adds personality to the whole piece.
- Balance the recorded accompaniment carefully in rehearsal so singers hear their own blend without drowning in the arrangement.
How to use it
This piece finds its natural home in a holiday concert as an upbeat, audience-pleasing anchor. Pair it with one or two more serious seasonal selections to balance the program, or open the second half with it to reset the energy.
Skills your students will build
- Rhythmic precision and articulation in pop-style arrangements
- Character singing and textual interpretation
- Reading 2-part voicing with sustained harmonic independence
- Blend and balance within pop accompaniment textures
- Phrasing across medley sections with different harmonic profiles