The infectious sounds and tribal rhythms of the traditional South African tune Siyahamba are the roots of this unique anthem. It serves as a reminder for Advent that the music and light of Christ will shine in our lives forever. Use the instrumental parts or the P/A CD and the combination of tribal drums and voices will be a celebration you won't soon forget!

Here's an outstanding four-minute medley for mixed choir with piano or concert band, opening with Carol of the Bells and including Joy to the World; We Three Kings; and What Child Is This? Accessible to ensembles from middle school through high school, as well as community groups, this is an arrangement you'll want to use year after year! Highly recommended!

This Nigerian carol will impart a very special, dramatic flavor to your holiday concert! Sung a cappella or with optional percussion (conga, bongos, tambourines), it is a remarkable piece, with the original Yoruba text throughout. The helpful pronunciation guide will enable your singers to convey all of the authentic color and feeling!

Both of the familiar tunes for O Little Town of Bethlehem are interwoven into a beautiful musical tapestry for school and church choirs. A gentle arpeggiated accompaniment supports the expressive choral lines with style and grace.

Candlelight Carol is an absolutely stunning Christmas lullaby that tells the Christmas story in a unique and sensitive way. Singable voice parts and rich harmonies resonate well with large or smaller choral groups. A short a cappella passage adds depth to this expressive work that has earned a cherished place in the Christmas choral repertoire.

You can almost see the glow of candlelight at the humble stable in this handsome medley of three Christmas carols for accompanied mixed chorus. Use the P/A CD or the full orchestration, but this arrangement is so strong that voices and piano alone are enough to convey the scene with beauty and wonder. Churches, community concerts, retirement centers and schools will all be welcome venues for this setting of Infant Holy, Infant Lowly; Silent Night and O Holy Night.

This Ukrainian carol continues to be a popular piece every year. The rapid verse over the bell sounds in the accompanying voices is familiar to audiences and choirs everywhere.

Voices, keyboard and cello obligato reflectively tell the story of the Wise Men's journey to the manger in Bethlehem. Every step of the journey is felt in the music and their joyful arrival. The piece opens and closes with a powerful men's solo. A truly stirring choice for any Christmas performance.

In this fresh, joyfully rhythmic arrangement, jazz educator Michele Weir has given Alfred Burt's popular carol a new lease on life! Her tasteful use of 5/4 and 7/4 meter and some clever harmonic twists make it a special holiday treat for a cappella vocal jazz groups. Highly recommended!

Here is the ultimate "bell" medley for school, church or community choirs! Carol of the Bells; Ding Dong! Merrily on High and I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day make up this sparkling five-minute montage, which may be performed with full orchestration or piano with optional handbells. Mark Hayes' phenomenal arranging talent makes this a very special holiday feature that you'll want to perform year after year!