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Parry presents a fresh take on this popular 15th-century macaronic carol through appealing imitation, strong rhythmic interest, mixed meter, and imaginative harmonic language, culminating in a satisfying

A setting of the Archbishop Rowan Williams' text 'Advent Calendar' for choir and organ.

This Advent original carries with it an ethereal and dreamlike quality, evoking a reference to starlight in the candle itself. This lovely offering symbolizes the coming of Emmanuel.

The glorious events of Christmas and the scene at the manger are brought to life as the bells in paradise ring together, announcing the birth of a savior on earth. With classic lines and feel in the style

Thomas Troeger's text of thanksgiving and praise tells of angels, joyful singing, and the blessing of peace. This sparkling setting for treble choir with organ accompaniment is useful during the Christmas

With a colorful text by Brian Wren, the mystery of Christ's journey from cradle to cross is explored through shifting time signatures and lovely, intertwining vocal lines. Accompanied by keyboard (piano or

This lively, inventive setting by Benjamin Harlan of the 19th century French carol Angels We Have Heard on High features interesting choral textures, a great keyboard accompaniment, and 7/8 meter.

A radiant original setting of the familiar words, this carol displays Will Todd's characteristically emotive harmonic language, rich in poignant suspensions. The arching melodies for verse and refrain

With plenty of excitement and anticipation, this exuberant carol sets a medieval macronic text, featuring changing metres and a driving piano part.

Incredibly nice! John Rutter's superb talents are evident in this sprightly, uplifting original Christmas carol. Voice ranges are exceptionally good and totally supported by the rhythmic piano or harp

Archer's innovative setting of this traditional text swings energetically between 7/8 and 6/8, presenting a fresh take on the original tune. Subtly shifting keys and choral textures illumine the verses.