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Advent is the season for expectation and mystery and this piece offers both. The voices are accompanied by an English Horn, whose sound is uniquely wonderful. Appropriate for second coming themes as w...

Warm and fuzzy are good words to describe this Christmas song. The solo part is really best taken by a children's choir, but it will do the trick with the right solo voice too. A Christmas creche is t...

A carol of Joy - Dream every blessing we receive deep within this joy; a carol of peace - Here we are, breathing peace; and a carol of love - Love is always holding us. These are the powerful themes o...

This Christmas standard is one of the most recorded holiday songs of our time. This arrangement awakens the beloved song to new possibilities, dressing it in a sophisticated suit of traditional choral...

Die Botschaft und die Musik der Weihnachtszeit zu feiern, macht dieses Stück zu etwas ganz Besonderem für Ihr Weihnachtskonzert. Eine schöne, originelle Melodie wird mit beliebten Melodien der Saison...

This beautiful Christmas text announcing the birth of the baby Jesus is delicately set. A three stave organ part is provided but a skillful pianist can realize the part as well. Verse one is sung by t...

Philip Lawson has taken a beautiful poem by Sue Cowling and set it simply and expressively. The imagery is that of a winter walk in the country and the profound realization of the great miracle of Chr...

With a nod towards a Klezmer band--clarinet and tambourine--added to the piano accompaniment, here is a high energy Hanukkah song. Merging a traditional Hanukkah melody with original words and music b...

Hier ist eine moderne Version des wunderschönen Gesangs aus dem 15. Mit treibenden und synkopischen Rhythmen ist dies ein sicherer Hit für Ihr Weihnachtsprogramm.

Singing Noel over and over and layer upon layer the stage is set for joy. Setting this familiar carol in 4/4 rather than the customary 3/4 we are immediately aware that this arrangement is unique. Cou...

Ho, ho ho! Who wouldn't go? Pentatonix have been synonymous with the holidays since they exploded onto the scene. Their fresh take on this tune will have your audience bouncing in their seats. This ar...

Ho, ho ho! Who wouldn't go? Pentatonix have been synonymous with the holidays since they exploded onto the scene. Their fresh take on this tune will have your audience bouncing in their seats. This ar...

„Walk to Bethlehem“ von Ruth Morris Gray ist ein rhythmisches und mitreißendes Chorwerk, das die biblische Reise nach Bethlehem thematisiert. Das Stück zeichnet sich durch seinen energetischen, fast s...

Uses: Christmas Scripture: Isaiah 9:6; Matthew 1:18-25; John 1:14 Lilting with ebullient spirit, this graceful anthem is rich with the sacred sights and sounds of Christmas. The Word becomes song in t...

This standard Christmas Carol has been re-imagined by Tom Trenney. Tom asks, What are we planning to do to this poor baby when we get there? Why do we sing O come, let us adore Him with such bombast....

Uses: Christmas, Concert Scripture: Matthew 1:1-11; Luke 2:1-20 This is your festive finale moment for holiday programming! A masterful rendition of a cadre of colorful Christmas carols, this choral t...

Uses: Christmas, Concert Scripture: Matthew 1:1-11; Luke 2:1-20 This is your festive finale moment for holiday programming! A masterful rendition of a cadre of colorful Christmas carols, this choral t...

Uses: Christmas Scripture: Isaiah 9:6; Matthew 1:18-25; John 1:14 Lilting with ebullient spirit, this graceful anthem is rich with the sacred sights and sounds of Christmas. The Word becomes song in t...

Ideal for developing choirs! This accessible setting of the Andrews Sisters classic offers a sleigh-ride full of merriment with this bright and cheery song with great opportunities to build intonation...

This lyrical and expressive original by Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz with an expanded and elegant piano accompaniment will be a welcome addition to holiday programming. We are glowing, growing m...

Opening with a plaintive treble voice over a choral background, the verse/refrain unfold to reveal the loving truth of the nativity – “Born in a poor place, but rich in your glory. ”