Product Description
by Michael Kravchuk (Editor), Polly Bekasova (Author)
Intermediate Christmas Piano Arrangements - Volume 1 is a musically rich collection of Christmas carols arranged for advancing intermediate pianists who are ready to move beyond easy settings but are not yet at a concert-virtuoso level.
This volume features 36 intermediate-level arrangements of 12 traditional Christmas carols, with three progressively refined versions of each piece. Rather than offering a single simplified setting, every carol is developed across three arrangements that gradually increase in harmonic depth, textural richness, and pianistic demand.
These are not lead sheets or elementary adaptations. Each version is crafted as a complete solo piano work, with flowing accompaniment patterns, balanced voicing, expressive phrasing, and idiomatic keyboard writing suitable for confident performance.
The repertoire includes beloved Christmas classics such as Carol of the Bells, O Holy Night, Silent Night, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, We Three Kings, Angels We Have Heard on High, and more.
Many selections feature broken-chord accompaniments, octave passages, layered textures, inner-voice shaping, and controlled hand independence, making this collection ideal for pianists developing musical maturity, tone control, and expressive playing.
Each piece also includes a QR code linking to an online reference performance, allowing musicians to hear the melody, tempo, and style for confident practice and preparation.
This book is part of the Intermediate Christmas Piano Arrangements series and is published by Road to Virtuosity (RTV) - an international music organization dedicated to structured repertoire, musical growth, and performance-ready resources.
Includes:
- 36 intermediate-level Christmas piano arrangements
- 12 traditional carols in three progressive versions each
- Musically complete solo piano settings (not lead sheets)
- Progressive harmonic and textural development
- QR codes for reference listening
- Professional engraving for performance use
