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My Christmas Tree: SoundTrax Digital Audio Download

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Arr. Tom Fettke

Item: 00-A-00014574

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Series: Alfred Pop Choral Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
SKU: 00-A-00014574

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About the Composer: Jack Feldman

Jack Feldman has spent decades writing for Broadway and film, collaborating with major composers to craft lyrics that resonate with audiences across generations. His work with Alan Menken on animated features and stage productions demonstrates a gift for clear, singable text that serves both the music and the story.

Why we love this

Feldman and Menken's collaboration produces melodies that feel both contemporary and timeless, making this arrangement by Tom Fettke instantly accessible for mixed choirs without sacrificing musical substance. The recorded accompaniment gives singers a reliable reference while learning the piece, and the pop sensibility sits naturally in a diverse holiday concert program.

What to expect

Bright and warmhearted, with the conversational ease of a well-crafted pop song that never feels overly sentimental. The arrangement draws from Broadway's tunefulness while maintaining the immediacy and groove of contemporary pop writing.

Who it's for

This octavo works for mixed choirs of all experience levels, from high school ensembles to community and church choirs looking for fresh holiday material with modern sensibility. The pop idiom and recorded accompaniment option make it especially valuable for groups balancing traditional repertoire with contemporary selections.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody between sections so the song's hook stays clear; anchor it in the soprano line while letting other voices support rather than compete.
  • Let the recorded accompaniment guide your initial rehearsals, then gradually shift toward ensemble independence during middle sections so the choir owns the performance.
  • Avoid rushing through the text; Feldman's lyrics work best when singers articulate cleanly and maintain conversational phrasing even in faster passages.
  • Shape the piece with light dynamics rather than dramatic swells; this pop arrangement benefits from clarity and groove over grandeur.

How to use it

Program this as a contrast to traditional carols or classical holiday selections, positioning it where you want the concert to shift tone and energy. It reads well as part of a mixed-season program exploring how different musical styles celebrate the season.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing pop-influenced melodic shapes with natural phrasing
  • Balancing independence within ensemble harmony sections
  • Following and eventually moving beyond a recorded accompaniment reference
  • Clear text articulation in contemporary vocal writing

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