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Sing Fa La La!: SAB Choral Octavo

By Mary Lynn Lightfoot

Item: 35-DS01352687

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 14
SKU: 35-DS01352687

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Why we love this

Lightfoot crafts a piece that sounds considerably more sophisticated than its straightforward SAB voicing suggests. The fa la la framework becomes a vehicle for genuine musical interest rather than settling for novelty, making this a serious choice for choirs that want holiday warmth without condescension.

What to expect

Inviting and spirited. The fa la la framework creates an inherent sense of holiday merriment while the underlay supports genuine vocal writing that rewards careful preparation.

Who it's for

Three-part mixed choirs seeking accessible yet musical holiday repertoire. Works well for ensembles with developing singers who benefit from simpler voicing without sacrificing musical substance.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the fa la la sections between parts so they land as charming texture rather than distraction. The Altos and Basses need definition here.
  • Shape the lyrical passages with clear phrase breathing. These moments lift the piece beyond its playful sections.
  • Emphasize ensemble blend in the SAB voicing by having singers listen across sections rather than into their own part.

How to use it

Pair this with more traditional or serious holiday selections to provide contrast and lift during a winter concert. The piece's appeal to audiences makes it ideal for community performances or school events where engagement matters alongside artistry.

Skills your students will build

  • Maintaining independence in three-part harmony
  • Blending repeated rhythmic figures across voicings
  • Sustaining character and energy through accessible material
  • Phrasing lyrical lines within a secular holiday context

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