Ultimate Christmas Fake Book, The
Call Number: MP1630.28 .U53 1997
Imprint: Milwaukee, WI : Hal Leonard Corp., [1997?]
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| Song Title | Composer Sort ascending |
|---|---|
| Pretty paper | Willie Nelson |
| Birthday of a king | William H. Neidinger |
| As with gladness men of old | William Chatterton Dix and Conrad Kocher |
| O hearken ye | Wihla Hutson, Alfred Burt |
| Some children see him | Wihla Hutson, Alfred Burt |
| Star carol, the | Wihla Hutson, Alfred Burt |
| This is Christmas (bright, bright the holly berries) | Wihla Hutson, Alfred Burt |
| Caroling, caroling | Wihia Hutson, Alfred Burt |
| All through the night | Welsh Folksong |
| March of the toys | Victor Herbert |
| Last month of the year (what month was Jesus born in?), the | Vera Hall, Ruby Pickens Tartt, Alan Lomax |
| Hyme | Vangells |
| Christmas greeting | Unknown |
| O Bethlehem | Unknown |
| Day, bright day of glory, A | Unknown |
| March of the three kings | Tradtional French |
| When Christmas morn is dawning | Tradtional |
| Boar's head carol, the | Traditionl English Carol |
| Deck the hall | Traditional Welsh Carol |
| Rise up, shepherd, and follow | Traditional Spiritual |
| Infant holy, infant lowly | Traditional Polish Carol |
| Jesus holy, born so lowly | Traditional Polish |
| O come rejoicing | Traditional Polish |
| Star carol, The (canzone d' zampognari) | Traditional Neapolitan Carol |
| Come all ye shepherds | Traditional Moravian melody |
| Snow on the ground, the | Traditional Irish |
| Angels we have heard on high | Traditional French Carol |
| Neighbor, what has you so excited? | Traditional French |
| Simple birth, the | Traditional Flemish |
| Friendly beasts, the | Traditional English Carol |
| I saw three ships | Traditional English Carol |
| When Christ was born of Mary free | Traditional English |
| Here we come a-wassailing | Traditional English |
| On Christmas night (sussex carol) | Traditional English |
| Masters in this hall | Traditional English |
| Virgin unspotted, a | Traditional English |
| Happy Christmas comes once more, the | Traditional Danish |
| Carol of the birds | Traditional Catalonian Carol |
| Fum, fum, fum | Traditional Catalonian Carol |
| As lately we watched | Traditional Austrian Carol |
| Jolly old St. Nicholas | Traditional 19th Century American Carol |
| Bell Carol | Traditional |
| Boy is born in Bethlehem, A | Traditional |
| I heard the bells on Christmas day | Traditional |
| Glad Christmas bells | Traditional |
| Christ was born on Christmas day | Traditional |
| I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus | Tommie Connor |
| I'm spending Christmas with you | Tom Occhipinti |
| Frosty the snow man | Steve Nelson, Jack Rollins |
| Christmas is | Spence Maxwell, Percy Faith |
| Suzy snowflake | Sid Tepper, Roy Bennett |
| O sanctissima | Sicilian Carol |
| Christmas Waltz, the | Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne |
| Let it snow! let it snow! let it snow! | Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne |
| Snowfall | Ruth Thornhill, Claude Thornhill |
| Nuttin' for Christmas | Roy Bennett, Sid Tepper |
| Chipmunk song, the | Ross Bagdasarian |
| Glad tidings (Shalom Chaverim) | Ronnis Gilbert, Lee Hays, Fred Hellerman, Pete Seeger |
| Old toy trains | Roger Miller |
| Coventry carol, The | Robert Croo; Traditional English melody |
| Auld lang syne | Robert Burns; traditional Scotish melody |
| He | Richard Mullen, Jack Richards |
| In the field with their flocks abiding | Rev. Frederic William Farrar |
| Grandma got run over by a reindeer | Randy Brooks |
| Goin' on a sleighride | Ralph Blane |
| Dance of the sugar plum fairy | Pytor Il'yich Tchaikovsky |
| At the hour of midnight | Puerto Rican Carol |
| Christ is born this evening | Polish Carol |
| Brazilian sleighbells | Percy Faith |
| Merry Christmas polka, the | Paul Francis Webster, Sonny Burke |
| Poor little Jesus | Paul Campbell |
| Mister santa | Pat Ballard |
| Happy Christmas, little friend | Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rogers |
| My favorite things (from \the sound of music\) | Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rogers |
| Burgundian carol | Oscar Brand |
| Noel! Noel! | Nicolas Saboly |
| Hear them bells | Neil Diamond |
| You make it feel like Christmas | Neil Diamond |
| Silent night | Mohr, Gruber |
| White world of winter, the | Mitchell Parish, Hoagy Carmichael |
| It's beginning to look like Christmas | Meredith Wilson |
| Hark! the herald angels sing | Mendelssohn |
| Christmas song (chestnuts roasting on an open fire), the | Mel Torme, Robert Wells |
| Wonderful Christmas time | McCartney |
| I still believe in Santa Claus | Maurice Starr, Al Lancollotti |
| This one's for the children | Maurice Starr |
| Mary's little boy | Massie Patterson, Sammy Heyward |
| It's just another New Year's Eve | Marty Panzer, Barry Manilow |
| From heaven above to the earth I come | Martin Luther |
| Do they know it's Christmas? | M. Ure & B. Geldof |
| Christmas is just about here | Loonis McGlohon |
| Everywhere, everywhere, Christmas tonight | Lewis H. Redner, Phillip Brooks |
| Christmas carol, a | Lesile Bricusse |
| O come, all ye faithful (adeste fideles) | Latin |
| Let's have an old fashioned Christmas | Larry Conley, Joe Solomon |
| I'll be home for Christmas | Kim Gannon, Walter Kent |
| Happy Hanukkah, my friend (the hanukkah song) | Justin Wilde, Doug Konecky |
| It must have been the mistletoe (our first Christmas) | Jusin WIlde, Doug Konecky |
| There's a song in the air | Josiah G. Holland, Karl P. Harrington |
| Feliz Navidad | Jose Feliciano |
| Night before Christmas, the | Johnny Marks, Clemont Moore |
| Santa Claus parade, the | Johnny Marks |
| We are Santa's elves | Johnny Marks |
| Silver and gold | Johnny Marks |
| When Santa Claus gets your letter | Johnny Marks |
| Jingle, jingle, jingle | Johnny Marks |
| Joyous Christmas | Johnny Marks |
| Old-fashioned Christmas, an | Johnny Marks |
| Everyone's a child at Christmas | Johnny Marks |
| Holly jolly Christmas, a | Johnny Marks |
| Caroling we go, a | Johnny Marks |
| Merry, merry Christmas to you, a | Johnny Marks |
| Rockin' around the Christmas tree | Johnny Marks |
| Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer | Johnny Marks |
| Most wonderful day of the year, the | Johnny Marks |
| Away in a manger | John T. McFarland, Jonathan E. Spillman |
| Away in a manger | John T. McFarland, James R. Murray |
| Good King Wenceslas | John M. Neale |
| Happy Xmas (war is over) | John Lennon, Yoko Ono |
| Greatest gift of all, the | John Jarvis |
| One bright star | John Jarvis |
| I wonder as I wander | John Jacob Niles |
| Gather around the Christmas tree | John H. Hopkins |
| Christians, awake! salute the happy morn | John Byrom |
| Jesu, joy of man's desiring | Johann Sebastian Bach |
| Jingle-bell rock | Joe Beal, Jim Boothe |
| Santa baby | Joan Javits, Phil Springer, Tony Springer |
| Mary's llittle boy child | Jester Hairston |
| We need a little Christmas (from \mame\) | Jerry Herman |
| C-h-r-i-s-t-m-a-s | Jenny Lou Carson, Eddy Arnold |
| Blue Christmas | Jay W. Johnson, Billy Hayes |
| Silver bells (from \lemon drop kid\) | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans |
| Angels from the realms of glory | James Montgomery and Henry T. Smart |
| Some things for Christmas (a snake, some mice, some glue and a hole, too) | Jacquelyn Reinach, Joan Lamport |
| How brightly beams the morning star | J.S Bach and Philipp Nicolai |
| Jingle bells | J. Pierpont |
| Happy New Year darling | J. Carmen Lombardo, Johnny Marks |
| Happy holiday | Irving Berling |
| It's Christmas time all over the world | Hugh Martin |
| Almost day (It's almost day) | Huddie Ledbetter |
| I heard the bells on Christmas day | Henry Longfellow, Johnny Marks |
| Out of the east | Harry Noble |
| From the eastern mountains | Godfrey Thring, F.J. Haydn |
| You're all I want for Christmas | Glen Moore, Seger Ellis |
| Toyland (from babes in toyland) | Glen MacDonough, Victor Herbert |
| O Christmas tree (O tannenbaum) | German |
| Last Christmas | George Michael |
| Hallelujah chorus (form Handel's Messiah) | G.F. Handel |
| Joy to the world | G.F. Handel |
| Ding dong! merrily on high | French Carol |
| Christmas is a-comin' (may God bless you) | Frank Luther |
| Greewillow Christmas | Frank Loesser |
| What are you doing New Year's Eve? | Frank Loesser |
| Grandma's killer fruitcake | Elmo Shropshire, Rita Abrams |
| It came upon the midnight clear | E.H. Sears, R.S. Willis |
| I wish everyday could be like Christmas | David Erwin, Jim Carter |
| Baby in the cradle, a | D.G. Corner |
| 'Twas the night before Christmas | Clement Clard Moore, F. Henri Klickman |
| Santa, bring my baby back (to me) | Claude DeMetrius, Aaron Schroeder |
| Come, thou long-expected Jesus | Charles Wesley, Rowland Prichard |
| Wonderful world of Christmas, the | Charles Tobias, Al Frisch |
| Once in royal David's city | Cecil F. Alexander, and Henry J. Gauntlett |
| All my heart this night rejoices | Catherine Winkworth, Horatio Parker |
| Hard candy Christmas | Carol Hall |
| Marshmallow world, a | Carl Sigman, Peter De Rose |
| There is no Christmas like a home Christmas | Carl Sigman, Mickey J. Addy |
| O come, little children | C. von Schmidt and J.P.A Schultz |
| Ring out, ye wild and merry bells | C. Maitland |
| O little town of Bethlehem | Brooks, Redner |
| That Christmas feeling | Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss |
| Because it's Christmas (for all the children) | Barry Manilow, Bruce Sussman, Jack Feldman |
| Parade of the wooden soldiers | Ballard MacDonald, Leon Jessel |
| Up on the housetop | B.R. Hanby |
| Douglas mountain | Arnold Sundgaard, Alec Wilder |
| How lovely is Christmas | Arnold Sundgaard, Alec Wilder |
| Tennessee Christmas | Amy Grant, Gary Chapman |
| (There's no place like) home for the holidays | Al Stillman, Robert Allen |
| Go tell it on the mountain | African-American Spiritual |
| Mary had a baby | African American spiritual |
| O holy night | A. Adam |
| God rest ye merry, gentlemen | 19th century carol |
| Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella | 17th century French Provençal Carol |
| First Noel, the | 17th century English Carol |
| Lo, how a rose e'er blooming | 15th Century German Carol |
| Babe is born in Bethlehem, a | 14th Century Latin Hymn |
| Child is born in Bethlehem, | 14th Century Latin Hymn |
| Good Christian men, rejoice | 14th century German Melody |
| O come, o come Immanuel | 13th Century Plainsong |
| One for the little bitty baby (go where i send thee) | Paul Campbell |
| As each happy Christmas | J. Wilhelm Hey, Harriet R. Spaeth, and Johann C. H. Rink |
| Shepherd's cradle song | Glatz Folk Song |
| Shout the glad tidings | |
| We three kings of orient are | |
| We wish you a merry Christmas | |
| What child is this? | |
| Sing we we now of Christmas | |
| Sleep holy babe | |
| While shepards watched their flocks by night | |
| Winds through the olive trees | |
| Star of Christmas morning, the | |
| Holly and the ivy, the | |
| Star of the east | |
| Still, still, still | |
| Pat-a-pan | |
| Rejoice and be merry | |
| Twelve day of Christmas | |
| Watchman, tell us of the night |