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Your students will be rockin' this holiday season with this new grade 3 arrangement of the traditional Ukrainian carol. Set in a contemporary rock style, it contains interesting material for all instr...

Dieses Weihnachtslied stammt aus der Yoruba-sprachigen Region Nigerias. Diese helle und fröhliche A-cappella-Behandlung zeichnet sich durch reichhaltige, gestapelte Harmonien, optionale Soli und lebha...

An alternate text (included in the publication) makes this stunning lullaby from Ireland appropriate for Christmas or at any time of year. Sustained a cappella phrases create expressive moments, and b...

Tambourine and hand drum enhance the dance-like character of this Spanish villancico that dates back to the Renaissance era. This arrangement makes brilliant use of varied a cappella textures, from so...

Tambourine and hand drum enhance the dance-like character of this Spanish villancico that dates back to the Renaissance era. This arrangement makes brilliant use of varied a cappella textures, from so...

Dieses Weihnachtslied stammt aus der Yoruba-sprachigen Region Nigerias. Diese helle und fröhliche A-cappella-Behandlung zeichnet sich durch reichhaltige, gestapelte Harmonien, optionale Soli und lebha...

Now available for men, this best-selling arrangement features constant rhythmic intensity from start to finish. Add the optional percussion to increase the effect.

Keith Christopher provides a unique new setting of the beloved William Dix lyric, What Child Is This, set to a Scottish folk tune. The well-crafted vocal lines bring a new dimension to a familiar text...

The catchy introduction hooks you right away, and the Latin groove seals the deal! There are only a handful of Spanish words, making it a cinch for developing choirs to sing this multicultural Christm...

Winter words are a perfect fit for this popular Ukrainian folk tune, as we sing about bundling up, sledding over hills and valleys, and dashing through snow-covered trees. The introduction and a brief...