Unison and Two-Part Sacred Christmas Choral Music

A la Nanita Nana and Coventry Carol sing one after another in this gentle choral setting. The piano rocks sweetly below the lilting text, creating a unique pairing of the familiar carols.

This is stunning! A marvelous lyric describes how beautiful the first Christmas night must have been "by candlelight." Gentle, lyrical music ebbs and flows to perfectly complement the text. Simple

Sing about angels, shepherds, wise men, the star, and "the baby born in Bethlehem" with this spirited original for Christmas. Choirs of any age will sound their best on the gospel harmonies and catchy hook.

The magic and imagery of a candle's glow on a winter night is expressively depicted in this lovely original canon. The way the voice parts weave together is simply marvelous! With alternate words that make

This fun, fast-paced mashup of traditional carols includes Angels We Have Heard on High; Deck the Halls; Jingle Bells; Here We Come A-Caroling; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and Ding Dong

Dating from the 16th century, the Coventry Carol is one of the most beautiful carols in the English language. This modern arrangement stretches the usual time signature to 4/4 with syncopation,

This is exquisite! The classic Christmas song has been tailored for elementary and junior high/middle school choirs. Plenty of optional notes have been provided in the three-part version to accommodate high

The intertwining of the two timeless works The First Noel and Pachelbel's Canon In D is absolutely beautiful! A choral masterpiece, this has become a classic, featuring a three-hand piano

A bright pairing of Il est ne and Angels We Have Heard on High - sing in English throughout or include some French text using the included pronunciation guide. The optional glockenspiel

Ideal for Christmas or contest programming, this accessible, well-crafted work is infused with a joyful spirit! With an easily-learned Latin refrain and contrasting English phrases, it is an excellent

Two short contrasting movements may either stand on their own or combine into one longer setting. The Gloria setting is upbeat, rhythmic, and fanfare-like, while the Alleluia is quiet, introspective and set

New words and original music add to the melody from Henry Purcell's spirited "Sing for Joy" to create a perfect opening holiday choral work. Unison singing introduces the melody, which develops into

The buoyant compound meter of this jovial Christmas charmer is suggestive of Irish folk music. Tuneful melodies are paired with merry "ding dong" counterlines as this refreshing choral (with processional