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Winter Wonderland: SATB Choral Octavo

By Felix Bernard / arr. Ed Lojeski

Item: 00-PO-0005468

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No matter whether you live in the south or the north, the mind's eye sees beautiful, fluffy white snow at the Holiday Season. When audiences want to remember holidays past, there is just nothing finer, then to serenade them with a tasty slice of familiar melody.

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Series: Alfred Archive Edition: Alfred Pop Choral Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 8
SKU: 00-PO-0005468

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About the Composer: Felix Bernard

Felix Bernard (1897-1944) was an American composer and songwriter who specialized in popular melodies and seasonal favorites. He is best remembered for "Winter Wonderland," co-written with lyricist Dick Smith in 1934, which became one of the most recorded and performed holiday songs in the American songbook.

Why we love this

Ed Lojeski's arrangement respects the melody's immediate charm while building warmth through accessible four-part writing. This is the rare holiday selection that feels fresh to singers and audiences alike, avoiding both oversaturation and obscurity.

What to expect

Wintry and nostalgic, painted with gentle warmth rather than bombast. The arrangement wraps the iconic melody in harmonies that evoke snowfall and childhood memory without sentimentality.

Who it's for

SATB choirs of any age seeking a genuinely beloved holiday standard that works equally well for festival performances, winter concerts, and community events. The arrangement is approachable for volunteer and educational choirs while remaining musically substantial.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the familiar melody so it soars through the arrangement without drowning out the harmonic support beneath it.
  • Keep the tempo moderate and unhurried; resist the urge to rush, which robs the text of its lyrical quality.
  • Shape the phrase endings gently rather than with hard stops, allowing the song's nostalgia to breathe.

How to use it

Pair this with one upbeat holiday selection and one reverent piece to create a balanced winter program that spans the season's full emotional range. It works beautifully as a program closer or as the anchor of a pops-style holiday medley.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing pure vowels on sustained melodies
  • Maintaining harmonic independence while supporting the soprano line
  • Balancing ensemble blend across dynamic changes
  • Communicating text clarity in a familiar melody without overacting

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