Christmas Anthems for the Church Choir

Stunning musical moments abound in this beautiful motet with the harmonies and text perfectly in step with each other. Magical moments happen throughout the piece, including a wonderful moment at the end:

The sound of carols changes depending on the country from which they originate, and this one is unquestionably American with a traditional and classical feel to it. Perfect as an opening work in a concert

A remarkable, radiant setting of Kathleen Thomerson's beloved hymn tune HOUSTON. Trenney's superb craftsmanship shines through and sets this arrangement above the norm. An excellent anthem of general

Looking for something fresh and new for the Christmas season? Your choir will be delighted with Dan Kallman's clever setting of the ancient tune GAUDEAMUS PARITER, which features a familiar text about the

This setting of the Thomas Troeger text reminds us of the power of music to connect heaven to earth and that the greatest cause for singing is the resurrection. Its opening "alleluias" are woven in a

Bernard Sexton has crafted a beautiful, flowing Christmas anthem paired with Christina Rossetti's text which reminds us of the power and necessity of love. The birth of Jesus was an act of love, and we are

A familiar text is given a unique treatment in Bernard Sexton's setting of this familiar carol. The composer was inspired by African American spirituals and envisions this piece being performed in a broad

This is a lyrical Christmas selection that creates beautiful images of Jesus' birth and the ways that we can find Jesus in our lives. The violin part adds to the gentleness of this piece. This will be a

If you have been looking for a version of the Hallelujah from Handel's "Messiah" written for two voices and accessible for younger voices while keeping the depth of the work, then look no more -

This superb one-of-a-kind arrangement was written to showcase the talent of young singer Katy Gentry many years ago. Now finally available for choirs with their own soloist, it still has the power to

This powerful arrangement is very versatile - it can be performed in unison, two, or three parts and even has an optional solo soprano descant. It can serve equally well as a big brash opener for your

The tender strains of a cello and an opening solo set the tone in this exquisite arrangement of the traditional Irish carol. Canonic interplay between the vocal lines adds interest while the gorgeous Celtic

Here is a flexible piece that can be sung as written by an SATB choir with soloists, as an SATB anthem without soloists, or simply as a vocal solo. A thoughtful text reflects on the virgin birth, but

This original nativity piece with words and music by the composer sets the mood and atmosphere around the manger.  Scored for mixed choir with piano and optional cello, much of the piece is homophonic

The "Danny Boy" tune (also known as Londonderry) has been given some new words that sound as if they were meant to be there from the start.  It turns it into a beautfiful Christmas carol. Choirs will

Magnificently arranged by Duane Funderburk, Once in Royal David’s City is sure to be a Christmas season highlight. The majestic arrangement includes options for congregation, children’s choir,

Of course, there are many fine settings of GREENSLEEVES. That said, here arranger and composer John Cornish provides a fresh look at the traditional tune - varied textures, imitation, with a creative piano

This new work by composer Bill Snedden takes the familiar Francis Chesterton text and sets it to an original tune for mixed chorus, soprano and tenor solos, treble choir, and piano.  The lovely lyrical

This could be the most charming piece of the year - the We Three Kings carol in a 50's "Doo Wop" style.  You will start smiling from the first measure of music. The voicing choices are

The text to this carol is known to many and is found in a number of denominational hymnals.  In this setting composer Michael Larkin scores the work for mixed voices with limited divisi accompanied by

While there are many arrangements of the STILLE NACHT tune, this setting creatively fuses the traditional Gruber tune with original material by this fine young composer. Scored for mixed voices with piano,

The familiar Longfellow Christmas text is paired with a sweet original melody in this arrangement. The piano accompaniment is based on Pachelbel's Canon in D and an optional descant adds to the

This setting of Ding, Dong! Merrily on High! is a glorious celebration of music featuring choir, four-hand piano, and chimes. Accessible vocal lines are driven by the tremendous accompaniment,