Christmas Showstoppers 2

A Collection For Young Singers From Classic Holiday Musicals

One of our all-time best-selling song collections has been Christmas Showstoppers. That collection brought together eight amazing "showstoppers" from some of our most popular K-4 holiday musicals. Now, we're proud to bring you eight more rousing showstoppers in the new collection, Christmas Showstoppers 2! Christmas Showstoppers 2 includes:

Christmas Eve Eve - From The Reindeer Whisperer, this very energetic and festive song really sets the mood from the opening timpani roll downbeat to the final button at the end, it sounds like it's right from a big time Broadway show. The song is sung in unison and is easy to learn.
Ready For Christmas - This rousing, festive finale from Antlers has an infectious halftime beat that makes you want to move. Your students' high energy and enthusiasm is guaranteed to put smiles on the faces of your audience, who can also get involved by joining in the offbeat claps.
Party At The North Pole - Include some dance moves and movement with this lively pop rock tune from Narbert The Narwhal's North Pole Neighbors. The piano/vocal music has a list of suggested movements for each of the dance moves mentioned in the lyrics, like "the iceberg" and "the polar bear." Or, have your students make up their own moves!
A Musical Time Of Year - This bouncy, high-energy song will put anyone who hears it in a good mood. It's sure to have your audience toe tapping! It's sung in unison, and it's repetitive and easy to learn. From Fa La La Land, this is perfect for your next holiday performance.
Good, Good Holiday Feelings - The song itself has an infectious beat that will make it hard for your students to stand still. So, this would be a good opportunity for a bit of light choreography. There are also hand claps throughout the song from Fa La La Land. There's also the option of adding a few jingle bells or jingle sticks. It's perfect as the finale to your holiday concert.
Merry Christmas To All (And To All A Good Night!) - From The Santaclausian, this is very merry indeed! A shuffle with full orchestra and just the right blend of cheery jingles and chimes. It's a guaranteed toe-tapper. It's simple, unison, repetitive, and easy to learn. So easy, that by the time you get to the chorus the second time, you could invite your audience to sing along!
Jolly Fiesta - Fiesta is Spanish for party! So, this song from The Holly Jolly Pirates of Piñataville can be used in any kind of a holiday celebration. Consider having some of your singers playing maracas, claves, jingle bells, and the like. They also have the option of clapping on the beat. Great opportunities for rhythm and movement.
The Greatest Season - Right from the downbeat, you can feel the excitement and seasonal cheer as it builds to a big, crowd-pleasing finish. From The Greatest Snowman, the song is sung in unison and fairly easy to learn. The chorus is repeated several times, and at one point the band drops out and leaves just your choir singing, "The greatest season!" It's sure to give your audience goosebumps.