A timeless winter holiday song composed in 1945, famously performed by Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Ironically created during a California summer.
"Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!", written in 1945 during a heatwave in Hollywood, became an unexpected winter standard.
Its cozy lyrics and jazzy melody epitomize the mid-20th century American popular music era.
Iconic winter jazz standard originally recorded by Vaughn Monroe, frequently covered in various arrangements.
The brass quintet version emphasizes rich harmonies typical of holiday brass ensembles.
Written during a California heatwave in 1945, "Let It Snow" became an instant classic despite no holiday references. Its sophisticated lyrics by Sammy Cahn and melodic warmth by Jule Styne transformed it into a jazz-pop standard recorded by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and countless artists across generations.
