Original song by Pentatonix (Words and Music by Mitchell Grassi, Scott Hoying, Kevin Olusola, Martin Johnson and Sam Hollander).

Arranged in four parts (SSAA) by Boo de Bruin. 6 pages for Sweet Adelines (ladies' barbershop) chorus.

Please note: in keeping with normal barbershop practice, an octave-shifted bass clef is used for the baritone and bass parts (roughly equivalent to alto 1 and alto 2). The piece does contain one 5 part bar (Bar 60) where the lowest part contains an optional C3. In a quartet, the bass could either sing this C3, or the C4. In a chorus without a bass section with reliable C3, the C4 on its own is also fine!

Vocal ranges are:
Tenor (S1): C4 - F5 (middle C to F above high C)
Lead (S2): A3 - C5 (A below middle C to high C)
Baritone (A1): Bb3 - C5 (Bb below middle C to high C)
Bass (A2): (Optional C3 in one bar) Eb3 - F4 (Eb below middle C to F above middle C)

2018 Holiday Contest Entry

This arrangement is my entry for the SMP Press 2018 Holiday Arranging Contest. If you are a fan of my work, or if my arrangements have helped the success of your group, please considering buying this arrangement before December 14th.


This upbeat early 2000's Christmas original in harmonic minor has a small rap solo in the bridge! Opportunities for multiple soloists, as long as they can handle the complex pop rhythms. Alto 2 goes down to F#3 with optional E3's. Feel free to adapt the arrangement in any way to accommodate the needs and strengths of your group.

With a Master of Music in Choral Conducting and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Theory & Performance, Brandy Kay Riha is an a cappella educator, vocal coach, and arranger with a special interest in building treble repertoire. Her innovative yet accessible arrangements have been performed by middle school, high school, and collegiate singers around the world.