Christmas songs: piano, vocal, guitar

All I want for Christmas is you (words and music by Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff) -- Angels from the realms of glory (words by James Montgomery ; Music by Henry T. Smart) -- Angels we have heard on high (Traditional French carol translated by James Chadwick) -- As long as there's Christmas (Music by Rachel Portman ; Lyrics by Don Black) -- As with gladness men of old (Words by William Chatterton Dix ; Music by Conrad Kocher) -- Away in a manger (Traditional, music by James R. Murray) -- Baby, it's cold outside (By Frank Loesser) -- Because it's Christmas (For all the children) (Music by Barry Manilow ; Lyric by Bruce Sussman and Jack Feldman) -- Bells of Christmas (Music by Barry Manilow ; lyrics by Adrienne Andersen) -- Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella (17th century French Provençal carol) -- C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S (Words by Jenny Lou Carson ; music by Eddy Arnold) -- Caroling, caroling (Words by Wihla Hutson ; music by Alfred Burt) -- Christmas is just about here (Words and music by Loonis McGlohon) -- The Christmas song (Chestnuts roasting on an open fire) (Words and music by Mel Torme and Robert Wells) -- Christmas time is here (Words by Lee Mendelson ; music by Vince Guaraldi) -- Christmas waltz (Words by Sammy Cahn ; music by Jule Styne) -- Cold December nights (Words and music by Michael McCary and Shawn Stockman) -- Coventry carol (Words by Robert Croo ; traditional English melody) -- Deck the hall (Traditional Welsh carol) -- Ding dong! Merrily on high! (French carol) -- Do they know it's Christmas? (Words and music by M. Ure and B. Geldof) -- Emmanuel (Words and music by Michael W. Smith) -- Feliz Navidad (Music and lyrics by José Feliciano) -- First Noël (17th century English carol; music from W. Sandy's Christmas Carols) -- Friendly beasts (Traditional English carol) -- Frosty the snow man (Words and music by Steve Nelson and Jack Rollins) -- Fum, fum, fum (Traditional Catalonian carol) -- The Gift (Words and music by Tom Douglas and Jim Brickman) -- Go, tell it on the mountain (African-American spiritual ; verses by John W. Work, Jr.) -- God rest ye merry, gentlemen (19th century English carol) -- Good King Wenceslas (Words by John M. Neale ; music from Piae Cantiones) -- Grandma got run over by a reindeer (Words and music by Randy Brooks) -- Grandpa's gonna sue the pants offa Santa (Words and music by Rita Abrams, Elmo Shropshire and Jon Gauger) -- Greatest gift of all (Words and music by John Jarvis) -- Greenwillow Christmas (By Frank Loesser) -- Grown-up Christmas list (Words and music by David Foster and Linda Thompson-Jenner) -- Happy Christmas, little friend (Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II ; music by Richard Rodgers)-- Happy holiday (Words and music by Irving Berlin) -- Happy Xmas (War is over) (Words and music by John Lennon and Yoko Ono) -- Hark! The herald angels sing (Words by Charles Wesley ; altered by George Whitefield ; music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy ; arranged by William H. Cummings) -- Holly jolly Christmas (Words and music by Johnny Marks) -- Holly leaves and Christmas trees (Words and music by Red West and Glen Spreen) -- How lovely is Christmas (Words by Arnold Sundgaard ; music by Alec Wilder) -- I saw three ships (Traditional English carol) -- I wonder as I wander (By John Jacob Niles) -- I'll be home for Christmas (Words and music by Kim Gannon and Walter Kent) -- I'll be home on Christmas Day (Words and music by Michael Jarrett) -- I'm spending Christmas with you (Words and music by Tom Occhipinti) -- I've got my love to keep me warm (Words and music by Irving Berlin) -- It came upon the midnight clear (Words by Edmund Hamilton Sears ; music by Richard Storrs Willis) --

It must have been the mistletoe (Our first Christmas) (By Justin Wilde and Doug Konecky)

It won't seem like Christmas (Without you) (Words and music by J.A. Balthrop)

It's beginning to look [a lot] like Christmas (By Meredith Willson)

It's Christmas time all over the world (Words and music by Hugh Martin)

It's just another New Year's Eve (Lyric by Marty Panzer ; music by Barry Manilow)

Jesus born on this day (Words and music by Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff)

Jesus what a wonderful child (Words and music by Mariah Carey, Walter Afanasieff and Loris Holland)

Jingle-bell rock (Words and music by Joe Beal and Jim Boothe)

Jingle bells (Words and music by J. Pierpont)

Jolly Old St. Nicholas (Traditional 19th century American carol)

Joy to the world (Words by Isaac Watts ; music by George Frideric Handel; arranged by Lowell Mason)

Last Christmas (Words and music by George Michael)

Let it snow! Let it snow! Let is snow! (Words by Sammy Cahn ; music by Jule Styne)

Little boy that Santa Claus forgot (Words and music by Michael Carr, Tommy O'Connor and Jimmy Leach)

Little Saint Nick (Words and music by Brian Wilson and Mike Love)

Lo, How a rose e'er blooming (15th century German carol ; translated by Theodore Baker ; music from Alte Catholische Geistliche Kirchengesang)

Marshmallow world (Words by Carl Sigman ; music by Peter De Rose)

Merry Christmas, Baby (Words and music by Lou Baxter and Johnny Moore)

Merry Christmas, Darling (Words and music by Richard Carpenter and Frank Pooler)

Merry Christmas from the family (Words and music by Robert Earl Keen)

Merry Christmas polka (Words by Paul Francis Webster ; music by Sonny Burke)

Merry merry Christmas, Baby (Words and music by Margo Sylvia and Gil Lopez)

Miss you most at Christmas time (Words and music by Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff)

O Christmas tree (Traditional German carol)

O come, all ye faithful (Adeste fidelis) (Words and music by John Francis Wade ; Latin words translated by Frederick Oakeley)

O come, o come Immanuel (Plainsong, 13th century ; words translated by John M. Neale and Henry S. Coffin)

O holy night (French words by Placide Cappeau ; English words by John S. Dwight ; music by Adolphe Adam)

O little town of Bethlehem (Words by Phillips Brooks ; music by Lewis H. Redner)

Old toy trains (Words and music by Roger Miller)

One bright star (Words and music by John Jarvis)

Please come home for Christmas (Words and music by Charles Brown and Gene Redd)

Pretty paper (Words and music by Willie Nelson)

Rockin' around the Christmas tree (Music and lyrics by Johnny Marks)

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer (Words and music by Johnny Marks)

Share love (Words and music by Nathan Morris)

Silent night (Words by Joseph Mohr ; translated by John F. Young ; music by Franz X. Gruber)

Silver bells (Words and music by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans)

Sing we now of Christmas (Traditional)

Some children see him (Lyric by Wihla Hutson ; music by Alfred Burt)

Star carol (Lyric by Wihla Hutson ; music by Alfred Burt)

Still, still, still (Salzburg melody c. 1819 ; traditional Austrian text)

There's a song in the air (Words and music by Josiah G. Holland and Karl F. Harrington)

Up on the housetop (Words and music by B.R. Handy)

We need a little Christmas (Music and lyric by Jerry Herman)

We three kings of Orient are (Words and music by John H. Hopkins, Jr.)

What child is this? (Words by William C. Dix ; 16th century English melody)

What Christmas means to me (Words and music by George Gordy, Allen Story and Anna Gordy Gaye)

While shepherds watched their flocks (Words by Nahum Tate ; music by George Frideric Handel)

Who would imagine a King (Words and music by Mervyn Warren and Hallerin Hilton Hill)

Wonderful Christmastime (Words and music by McCartney).