Weihnachtliche Melodien für alle!

Hang on! This is not a ballad! Instead, this choral is a more up-beat arrangement with an original Greg Gilpin partner-song. How unique and fun for this familiar favorite! Greg has carefully arranged...

Words By Joseph Mohr (1792-1848); Music By Franz Gruber (1787-1863) Welcome a new look at a beloved classic. The addition of an optional descant and C-instrument obbligato creates a fresh approach to...

Incorporating three treasured sacred holiday songs this little gem of an anthem will be the perfect teaching tool as well as a very effective presentation piece for your Christmas programming. This ge...

What a find! This outstanding medley of many well-loved holiday carols will fill the need for the familiar in your holiday concert, leaving time for the other Shawnee Press gems you'd like to program....

Smooth and elegant vocal styles featuring two short solos and a lush piano accompaniment and orchestration are in this arrangement of the classic holiday song Home for the Holidays. Just what you woul...

The always-creative Mark Hayes brings us a fresh new arrangement of a holiday favorite. Gesu Bambino is always eagerly anticipated as a solo, but here it has been beautifully harmonized for SATB choir...

From the opening rhythmic chant of 'When will he come, ' this exciting advent anthem creates a sprit of anticipation as it crescendos to a festive and celebratory ending. With its melodic basis in the...

From the highly successful cantata Journey of Promises comes this joyful advent proclamation, Arise and Shine! Your Light Has Come!, based on scripture from the prophecy of Isaiah. Joseph Martin's ada...

Joseph Martin's celebrated cantata Journey of Promises yields a glorious scriptural paraphrase for Advent or Palm Sunday usage. The musical vernacular of Lift Up Your Heads has a more classical appeal...

Like a treasured Christmas card this thoughtful anthem expresses all the special feelings of the season. Shawnee Press President Mark Cabaniss shows us his creative side with this melodic and expressi...

The music of the heavens is given to the young virgin and her newborn son as a beautiful gift from God. The miracle of the manger is expressively presented in this pull-out piece from the best-selling...

Perhaps the most celebrated carol of them all, Joy to the World has never sounded so rich and wonderful. This festive approach has it all, and you will be able to use this glorious version over and ov...

One of the most recognized of all Christmas carols is respectfully presented in this festive extraction from the best-selling cantata, The Voices of Christmas. The colorful orchestrations provide usef...

This ancient chant is one of our most profound sacred texts. The arranger adorns the tune with dramatic harmonies and special text painting creating an anthem of breathless beauty. Destined to be a cl...

Instrumental Parts

Valerie Shields presents an arrangement of A La Nanita Nana for 2-part Upper Voices, with accompaniment for Piano, Cello and 2 Trumpets.

5 pack of choral parts for the tale of children's frustrations when they wish for a white Christmas and have to deal with a wet one! Seven rock and shuffle-feel numbers with overture and bows music.

A Christmassy Musical Composed For Young Children, 5 Pack Performer's Parts

To Avoid Having To Take Santa Into Their Rock Group (Because He Doesn'T Sing Well), The Elves Suggest That Santa Goes On The Road With Elf Roddy Roadie. At A Voice Lesson It Is Discovered That Santa C...

Bringen Sie karibischen Schwung und ansteckende Lebensfreude in Ihre Advents- und Weihnachtskonzerte! Mit dem mitreißenden Arrangement von Tom Yalanis wird „Christmas Calypso“ zu einem strahlenden Hig...

Director's Score. The Children Want Snow For Christmas But Don'T Know Who Can Help Them. Through A Series Of Dialogues With Santa, Old Man Winter And Sally Snowflake, The Question Is Magically Answere...

Pupil's Part. The Children Want Snow For Christmas But Don'T Know Who Can Help Them. Through A Series Of Dialogues With Santa, Old Man Winter And Sally Snowflake, The Question Is Magically Answered.