The Polyphonic Spree, a choral rock band from Dallas, Texas, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary of their annual holiday music show with a Tiny Desk concert at NPR. The band, known for its grand performances, brought a large ensemble of horn players, singers, and various instruments for the performance. Despite the logistical challenge, the band adeptly navigated the "human Tetris game" to deliver a captivating set.

During the Tiny Desk concert, The Polyphonic Spree showcased tracks from their new CD, Holidaydream, featuring reworked classics like "Do You Hear What I Hear" and "White Christmas." Led by singer/songwriter Tim DeLaughter, the band's unique musical style blends pop and rock elements with a large vocal choir and an array of instruments including flute, trumpet, violin, piano, guitars, and more.

The band's festive spirit and dynamic stage presence were evident throughout the performance, reflecting their decades-long career of creating vibrant and uplifting music experiences for audiences. The Polyphonic Spree's ability to seamlessly harmonize a diverse range of instruments and voices while delivering memorable renditions of holiday favorites solidified their reputation as a standout act in the choral rock genre.