Christmas songs sung at karaoke! Introducing easy-to-sing tracks
When it comes to karaoke in December, Christmas songs are a must! You might want to try singing the classics, but they can seem a bit tough… Many of you may feel that way, right? Don’t worry! This time, we’re introducing Christmas songs that are easy to sing at karaoke during the holiday season.
They’re all familiar tunes or songs that even first-timers can enjoy singing, so be sure to find your favorite one!
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Christmas Songs Sung at Karaoke! Easy-to-Sing Tracks (21–30)
everlasting snowAimer
When it comes to the ballad queen of the Reiwa era, many people probably think of Aimer.
Among her works, the Christmas ballad I especially recommend is “everlasting snow.” The vocal range is a touch on the high side at mid2A to hiF, but it stays within a generally accessible range, and the pitch movement isn’t overly dramatic.
Overall, it’s a song that’s relatively easy to sing, but since the verses (A-melody to B-melody) feature frequent low falsetto, those who struggle with head voice might consider boldly raising the key to make the falsetto parts easier to produce.
Someday at ChristmasDISH//
DISH// is a four-member dance-rock band.
They’ve carved out a unique niche as an idol group that performs while dancing, and they’ve created numerous classic songs to date.
Among them, the one I especially recommend is Itsuka wa Merry Christmas.
Although the tempo is relatively fast, the vocal range is narrow and sits in the low-mid to mid range.
It doesn’t require vibrato or ad-libs either, so simply tracking the pitch is enough to aim for a high score.
HOLY NIGHTEXILE
The classic song “HOLY NIGHT,” included on their 21st single “Everything.” This piece, which conveys the Boys II Men-inspired vibe they respect, is crafted as a gentle, R&B-style ballad.
While the vocal range spans quite wide from mid1A to hiA#, the vocal line itself is orthodox, so for those who can use falsetto without issue, it can be considered an easy song.
The falsetto in the chorus sits a bit low, so if you find it hard to produce, we recommend boldly raising the key by one semitone.
Love Song in DecemberGACKT(Gackt)
When it comes to GACKT’s Christmas songs, many fans probably think of “12gatsu no Love song,” don’t they? Released in 2001, while it is a love song, its lyrics are framed like a prayer for peace, and it remains enduringly popular today.
Its vocal range is extremely wide—from mid1 A to high G-sharp—with very dramatic jumps in pitch.
Because the low notes are quite low, adjusting the key can be challenging; however, the tempo itself is relaxed, making it a song that’s relatively easy to keep in tune.
Christmas StoryAmatsuki
Amatsuki is a singer-songwriter who’s popular in the anisong and utaite scenes.
He’s also active as a streamer, so many people may have discovered him through his game streams.
His Christmas song “Christmas Story” features a wide vocal range from mid1 D# to hi D#, but the vocal line itself is extremely catchy.
The melodic rises and falls are gentle, so even those who struggle with tracking pitch can definitely give it a try.
Christmas EveYamashita Tatsuro
Tatsuro Yamashita’s classic “Christmas Eve.” It’s no exaggeration to say this piece represents not only Yamashita himself but also Japan’s quintessential Christmas song.
While the track features vocals that lean heavily on the off-beat, giving it a Western pop feel, it’s surprisingly easy to sing because the embellishments associated with Black music, such as vocal riffs and ad-libs, are kept to a minimum.
The vocal range is mid1 E to mid2 G#, so although it skews slightly low, the overall range is narrow; if you choose a suitable key, you shouldn’t struggle vocally.
I can hear the Christmas songShinzawa Toshihiko
This warm Christmas song, written and composed by Toshihiko Shinzawa, conveys the joy of Christmas to children in a clear and friendly way.
Included on the 1996 album “SEASON,” it features a memorable refrain of “Merry, Merry Christmas.” With simple, easy-to-remember lyrics and melody, it has long been loved in kindergartens and nursery schools.
It’s also used as panel theater teaching material, designed so children can enjoy a story while singing.
If everyone sings it together at a Christmas party, the whole venue is sure to be filled with smiles.
It’s the perfect song for family karaoke with little ones or for Christmas events at school!