Sure thing! Here's an example of a jazz brushes drum beat pattern that could work for "Silent Night":


~Swing feel, brush on snare drum~
1   2   3   4   |   1   2   3   4   |
S   .   S   .   |   S   .   S   .   |   (S = Snare, . = Ghost note)

~Brush sweep on beats 2 and 4~
1   2   3   4   |   1   2   3   4   |
S   /   S   \   |   S   /   S   \   (S = Snare, / = Brush sweep up, \ = Brush sweep down)

~Hi-hat or ride cymbal on beats 2 and 4~
1   2   3   4   |   1   2   3   4   |
H   .   H   .   |   H   .   H   .   (H = Hi-hat or ride cymbal)

~Bass drum on beats 1 and 3~
1   2   3   4   |   1   2   3   4   |
B   .   .   .   |   B   .   .   .   (B = Bass drum)

The above pattern incorporates the swing feel commonly found in jazz music. The snare drum plays on beats 2 and 4, with ghost notes in between. On beats 2 and 4, you can incorporate brush sweeps using a circular motion with the brushes moving up and down the snare drum. The hi-hat or ride cymbal plays on beats 2 and 4 to provide a steady rhythmic pulse. The bass drum plays on beats 1 and 3 to provide a foundational beat.

Be sure to adjust the dynamics, intensity, and embellishments to suit your mood of "Silent Night." These are just suggestions, and you should add your own personal touch to make it your own.
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