Contemporary/Modern Christmas Anthems

Here is a fresh take on the beloved French carol! In the exact arrangement made famous by Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Noteworthy, this contemporary setting is in 6/8 for a gently lilting

Original text on the theme of love is paired with new music and the well-known hymn, Love Came Down at Christmas. As a contemporary setting with gentle syncopation, one section melds into an a

This upbeat anthem is a soulful and heartfelt testimony of the miracles that we can encounter when we follow the light of Jesus. This powerful solo with choir backup is an expressive and energizing

This energetic anthem captures the wonder and joy of the great news of a Savior come to Earth. It is a dynamic and accessible arrangement that incorporates the voices of children to bring the good news to

With an orchestral overture highlighting favorite carols, this is the perfect opener or closer for your Christmas service.  The piece encapsulates the joy and celebration of the season. With familiar

This beautiful ballad with narration opens with lush harmonies into a fervent worship experience. This moving anthem expresses enduring faith and the ever-present sacrifice of Christ. A great addition to

The Father said, "Let there be light," and there was light given to a dark and hopeless world. This dynamic setting for solo, choir, and orchestra invites us to be in gratitude for the precious gift we have

This sweet anthem has the feel of a lullaby and will have you reflecting on the tenderness of baby Jesus in the manger. The piano accompaniment and orchestration support the voices as the sections get a

Reimagine the Christmas story with this song arranged for solo, choir, and orchestra. Led by a tenor soloist, this arrangement stays true to the original recording while being complemented by accessible

This choir-led anthem for the Advent and Christmas seasons reflects on the anticipation of Christ's birth and his return. It includes a well-crafted transition into the hymn Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God

A classic song pairing from The New Young Messiah has been adapted and arranged in this dynamic choral work. Featuring modernized music from Handel's "Messiah," this challenging choral setting is truly

A delightful invitation to Advent, this setting of BENSANCON is especially appropriate for the third (Gaudete) Sunday. The music, from the four-part choral writing to the accompaniment for keyboard or

Four of the "O" antiphons are the text basis for this Advent song that connects to the etymology of "Bethlehem" meaning "house of bread." Includes solo or SATB for verses and SATB or assembly on refrains,