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Santa Mash-Up: 2-Part Choral Octavo

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Santa Mash-Up: 2-Part Choral Octavo

Featuring: Santa Fever / Santa Is the Man

Words and music by Lois Brownsey and Marti Lunn Lantz

Item: 00-35497

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Two of Alfred Music's all-time favorites have been given the Glee treatment in this super-fun disco remix! Better than a medley, this funky combo moves freely from one powerhouse to the other without pause. A knock-out novelty that your kids will beg for at every rehearsal! Staging is featured on Showbiz! choral movement DVD (00-35858). Titles: Santa Fever * Santa Is the Man.

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Series: Alfred Choral Designs
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 8
UPC: 038081396934
SKU: 00-35497

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About the Composer: Lois Brownsey

Lois Brownsey

Lois Brownsey studied music at Temple University in Philadelphia and trained at the Guitar Workshop, where she developed fluency across multiple genres including musical theatre, pop, rock, and blues. She performed extensively from 1973 through 1997 in clubs and concert venues across the USA and internationally, and has contributed commercial jingles for major clients including AT&T and GMC Truck Dealers.

For decades, Brownsey has collaborated with Marti Lunn Lantz as a songwriting and arranging team, producing numerous seasonal and multicultural choral works for Alfred Music. Their catalog includes instrumental collections focused on world music and environmental themes. Based in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, Brownsey co-owns Red Rock Recording Studios with her husband Kent Heckman, an engineer who has worked on many Alfred projects. She remains active in her community as a Celebrant and arts advocate.

Why we love this

The writing team nails the disco energy without relying on cheap novelty gimmicks. This arrangement flows seamlessly between two beloved Alfred favorites, giving students a contemporary pop sensibility while keeping the vocal writing accessible for young singers who are building confidence in two-part harmony.

What to expect

Funky, infectious, and unabashedly fun. The disco remix treatment gives these pieces a modern pop sheen with heavy groove and attitude, creating the kind of number that makes singers want to move and audiences want to smile.

Who it's for

Middle school and early high school choirs looking for high-energy holiday material that appeals to performers who love contemporary pop and Glee-style arrangements. This works especially well for groups that enjoy movement and staging and want something that generates genuine excitement rather than eye-rolling during holiday season rehearsals.

How to get the most out of it

  • Establish a steady, confident disco groove in rehearsal before layer in the vocal parts; the pocket drives everything else
  • Highlight the contrast between the two songs by slightly shifting the energy or dynamics as you move from one to the other, even though there's no pause
  • Lean into the fun during staging rehearsals; students perform these energetic pieces best when they feel permission to commit fully to the movement

How to use it

Position this as a show-stopping closer or highlight on your holiday concert, where movement and staging can shine under stage lights. The novelty appeal and high energy also make it strong programming for casual holiday performances at community events where you want to reach listeners who might not connect with traditional seasonal repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing in two-part harmony with rhythmic precision and conviction
  • Following choreography while maintaining vocal focus and breath control
  • Understanding contemporary choral arranging techniques and how classic melodies can be reimagined
  • Building confidence performing material that celebrates joy and entertainment value

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