Lins Emails
Tomorrow Night’s Rehearsal
New Music Makers Annual General Meeting
Chairman’s Newsletter
NMM Christmas Music 2026
A Pentatonix Christmas Medley (arranged by Mark Brymer)
It’s Beginning to Look Like Christmas (arranged by Mark Hayes)
From our archive – in the music pack you’ll be issued with from this week
Do You Hear What I Hear? (arranged by Harry Simeone)
Midwinter’s Chill (arranged by Greg Gilpin)
The Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth (SAB) (arranged by Jay Althouse)
Walking in the Air (arranged by Audrey Snyder)
From your personal libraries – you have these already
A Muppet Christmas Carol Medley
All I Want for Christmas is You
Fairy Tale of New York
Grown Up Christmas List
Somewhere in My Memory
Step into Christmas
The First Noel/Pachelbel’s Canon
We Wish You the Merriest
Choir Carols – From 100 Carols for Choirs
Cradle song – No 41, page 178
The Shepherds’ Farewell – No 89, page 344
Audience Participation Carols – From 100 Carols for Choirs
O little town of Bethlehem – No 57, page 234
Once in royal David’s city – No 61, page 260
See amid the winter’s snow – No 70, page 283
Kings of Orient – No 95, page 370
To be used when we are singing out and about at our “gigs”
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Most, but not necessarily all of you, hold this in your personal libraries already. If not, please see Tony.
And for those of you who want to get any early start with your learning, Jerry has kindly uploaded the necessary training music to the website already.
Please direct any queries about any music you hold to Tony too (librarian@newmusicmakers.com).
Best
Tony
Music Librarian, New Music Makers
Chairman’s Newsletter
Seating Plan
Chairman’s Newsletter
Chairman’s Newsletter
Bohemian Rhapsody
Believer
Circle of life
Go the distance
Dance a Cachucha
The Sound of Music medley
All things bright and beautiful
The Wellerman
The Seal Lullaby
Shine
SECOND HALF
Let’s Dance Medley
Let the River Run
Fix You
Something Inside So Strong
Can Can (standing and sitting!)
Flying Free
Galway Girl
Why We Sing
The Bare Necessities
Celebration