[2026] Jazz numbers perfect for Christmas. From classic standards to original pieces.
If you want to spend Christmas with a touch of style and long for a happy, romantic holiday, jazz versions of Christmas songs are just what you need.
Many artists have taken on jazz arrangements of well-known Christmas tunes, and quite a few have released them as full Christmas albums.
In this article, we’ll introduce a generous selection of classic jazz numbers perfect for Christmas listening—even for complete jazz beginners.
From timeless standards to hidden gems, and even artists’ original Christmas songs, enjoy a lineup that includes fresh, new tracks as well.
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[2026] Jazz numbers perfect for Christmas: from standards to original songs (71–80)
A Marshmallow WorldSeth Macfarlane

From the luxurious brass sound in the intro, it has that quintessential Christmas vibe—really nice, isn’t it? “A Marshmallow World” is a classic Christmas song, composed in 1949.
It became a hit in 1950 thanks to Bing Crosby, America’s celebrated singer and actor, often called the “King of Christmas Songs” for his many holiday recordings.
Since becoming a standard, numerous artists have covered it, and the version I’m introducing here is by Seth MacFarlane, a multitalented figure known as an actor and screenwriter.
His suave yet light, witty delivery is delightful.
By the way, the song isn’t actually about Christmas.
If you’re curious, check out the lyrics with a side-by-side translation.
Winter WonderlandTony Bennett

This song doesn’t mention Christmas in its lyrics, yet it always gets played during the holiday season.
The setting of the song is Central Park in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, a tourist spot known for offering various recreational activities.
It’s performed by the legendary singer Tony Bennett.
The Christmas FeelingPeter Ashland

This is a cover of a classic Christmas song by Peter Asplund, the Swedish trumpeter and singer-songwriter who is active as a jazz musician.
The exquisite sound will add color to your holy night.
He has also participated as a solo artist in recordings with other artists such as Lisa Ekdahl and Viktoria Tolstoy.
God Rest Ye Merry, GentlemenAndra Day

A traditional English Christmas carol that originated in the 16th to 17th centuries.
It has been recorded by many artists, including Annie Lennox and Pentatonix.
This version is by American singer-songwriter Andra Day.
HallelujahChris Botti

“Hallelujah” is a Hebrew word meaning “praise the Lord,” and is said to be one of the representative Hebrew prayers preserved in Christianity.
This piece is included on trumpeter Chris Botti’s Christmas project album.



