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Your choir will swing into the season with this fun arrangement by Mac Huff. Most recently recorded by Brian Setzer Orchestra, this one really rocks! Available for SATB, SAB, 2-Part, Instrumental Pak...

From John Leavitt's Festival of Lessons and Carols, this beautiful setting of the English carol is not to be missed. The accompaniment may be performed on keyboard or harp for an exceptional concert e...

Get out your jingle bells to herald the arrival of Santa! This fun medley is the perfect way to get into that special holiday spirit. Songs include: Here Comes Santa Claus; Jingle, Jingle, Jingle; San...

Praise Noels adds a contemporary touch to Christmas...by blending beloved carols with some of today's most popular worship songs. Don Marsh seamlessly weaves the two elements together in singable, yet...

Incorporating the ever-popular Shout to the Lord praise song, this setting brings a festive Christmas touch to worship. The anthem moves quickly to a soul-stirring arrangement of Joy to the World and...

Recently featured by the Blind Boys of Alabama, this is not to be missed. Energetic and fun to sing, this will be a favorite for years to come. A real powerhouse! Available for SATB, SAB, 2-Part and S...

Tell Santa just how deserving you are this holiday season with this swingin' original by Kirby Shaw. Available for SATB, SAB, SSA, IPak(R) and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:30.

Celebrate the special sentiments of the season in this 30-minute medley arranged by Mac Huff with staging suggestions by John Jacobson. Featuring some of the best-known Christmas songs, each section s...

Celebrate the special sentiments of the season in this 30-minute medley arranged by Mac Huff with staging suggestions by John Jacobson. Featuring some of the best-known Christmas songs, each section s...

Ruth Elaine Schram requires no introduction due to her steady output of useful choral music. This Christmas selection weaves the well-known Once in Royal David's City into her own music and poetry. In...

Silent Night is a popular Christmas carol that originally came from Austria. Goodyear's arrangement of the English version is moderate in pace and based on Siciliano from the 2nd flute sonata by J. S....

This is a popular Christmas carol whose text is based on a traditional French carol and translated into English by bishop James Chadwick. Swann's arrangement is stately in character but suitable for g...

Edmund Sears, pastor of the Unitarian Church in Lancaster, MA, wrote the poem, which provides the text for this popular Christmas carol. In this arrangement by Goodyear, you can hear the influence of...

Donald McCullough is the conductor of the master chorale of Washington DC. His three-movement work for Advent/Christmas is skillfully scored for mixed voices, brass, percussion and organ. There are th...

Great Christmas song for any choir. SAB with piano, original words and music by Carl Nygard Jr.

Medium-easy Christmas song, great for a concert.

From our Moravian Music Foundation series comes this versatile selection. In the octavo are two versions (treble duet and chorale) of a simple lullaby with two stanzas for Christmas: one for lent and...

A simple piece for the Christmas season

From the traditional melody: Geistliche Nachtigal, Vienna, 1649, based on Berceuse Op. 57, Chopin, with piano and flute obligato. Available in TTBB (HMC1039).

Medium easy adult choir. For SAB choir with flute and keyboard. The flute part may also be whistled by a solo or group. This light Christmas song would be a great addition to a churchChristmas program...

Easy Christmas song, for any mixed choir, with optional solo, this sweet gentle 'lullaby' is sure to please both choir and audience

Beautiful song for advent, energetic and uplifting this piece would be great for you church choir

This charming octavo would be a great addition to your Christmas program

Easy, two-part piece for children or adults Full of joy and hope, this is a jubilant Christmas octavo with lots of energy! Hymn tune: Puer Nobis from Piae Cantiones, 1582.