On with the Snow!: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts
Vocal Solo (Featuring: Sleigh Ride / Winter Wonderland / Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!)
Arr. Douglas E. Wagner
Grade: 3.5 (Medium Easy to Medium)
Item: 00-PK-0005393
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About the Arranger: Douglas E. Wagner

Douglas E. Wagner grew up in Chicago and earned both undergraduate and graduate degrees in music from Butler University. He spent three decades as a high school music director and administrator before transitioning to full-time composition and arranging work.
Since 1973, Wagner has published more than 3,500 works spanning choir, concert band, orchestra, handbell ensemble, organ, piano, and voice. His music has reached audiences through concert halls, television, and radio broadcasts across the United States and internationally, with over seventeen million copies sold worldwide. He currently lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Sandy.
Why we love this
Wagner threads three beloved Christmas standards together without interruption, creating the kind of familiar-yet-fresh moment audiences crave at winter concerts. The vocal soloist feature (with optional trumpet or alto saxophone alternatives) gives you flexibility to spotlight different students across performances, and the Grade 3.5 scoring keeps rehearsal time realistic while maintaining genuine polish.
What to expect
Familiar and warm without being saccharine. The arrangement celebrates these melodies as the singable, danceable standards they are, letting the joy of recognition carry the audience through three back-to-back classics. There's lightness here, this is the intermission energy your concert needs.
Who it's for
Concert bands at the middle school through early high school level looking for a crowd-pleasing winter concert centerpiece. Directors seeking a piece that showcases a soloist without demanding advanced technical facility from the ensemble.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the melody line through the ensemble so the vocal soloist sits clearly in front without requiring excessive volume; let the arrangement support rather than compete.
- Use the solo transitions between tunes as moment to reset ensemble focus and check intonation before moving into the next carol.
- Shape each medley section with slight dynamic swell at phrase peaks to maintain energy through the continuous flow.
- Bring out the characteristic rhythmic figures in the accompaniment parts, especially the syncopated patterns that give these melodies contemporary flair.
How to use it
Place this midway through your winter concert as a palate cleanser between heavier classical fare, or anchor the second half with it as the moment when audiences fully relax into the festive spirit. Pair it with Wagner's "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" arrangement to build a substantial holiday segment without requiring multiple rehearsal-intensive pieces.
Skills your students will build
- Sustaining blend and balance while accompanying a featured soloist
- Executing smooth transitions between contrasting sections and key areas
- Playing rhythmic accompaniment figures with precision and consistency
- Reading and performing contemporary popular music arrangements in concert band context