James Pierpont / Daniel Miner

Unison Two Part Mixed.
This clever, energetic setting of Jingle Bells has interesting repetitive patterns and a rhythmic ostinato which will prove to be a fun journey for the emerging mixed choir. A holiday programming MUST! Also available for TB Voices (BL1137) and SA Voices (BL1192).
Emerging mixed choirs love to sing Jingle Bells, so it is my hope that this setting with limited ranges, repetitive patterns and a rhythmic ostinato proves to be a fun journey for the choir.As you work through the piece, here are a few guiding points: The ostinato throughout should be rhythmic and accented. “Jing” should go straight to the “ng” sound. In contrast, the melody should be sung in a rhythmic, legato style. The piece offers an opportunity to work melodic versus accompaniment balance between parts. In a similar manner, in the call-and-response verse (mm. 29-39), parts should be equal in their dynamics while still achieving clarity in textual differences when they occur.

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