Sacred Christmas Choral Music

Loosely based on the Christmas carol We Three Kings, this carol setting is anything but traditional! Set in the style of a spiritual, this syncopated setting can be performed a cappella or

Four classic Christmas carols: Deck the Hall; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; The Sussex Carol and We Wish You a Merry Christmas, skillfully arranged for concert, worship, or caroling in the

Here is the perfect opening or closing piece for your holiday concert! Scored for choir and concert band or piano accompaniment alone, this arrangement incorporates three of the most popular carols: O

An original melody that sways with an ancient-modern feel sets these traditional lyrics from The First Noel. The choral texture moves from a simple unison to a full harmonic display with drama

A fresh and upbeat approach turns this classic carol on its end, injecting vibrant new energy with modern pop harmonies and an unexpected meter. Celebratory and joyful, this arrangement starts big and

This lovely four-part mixed divisi a cappella setting of the Polish Christmas carol begins with treble voices, gradually adding lower voices and varying the choral texture by verse. The lush harmonization

"Lullaby, lullay, my babe here asleep while I watch, while I watch and sing for you." This lullaby features beautiful and flowing vocal lines intertwining with each other and the violin accompaniment while

Opening with a free solo, this traditional carol is set in an arrangement that combines ancient with modern in a masterful way. A cappella, with improvised vocal percussion, the chant melody gives way to a

A stunning contemporary a cappella arrangement of the tender Christmas carol! The TTBB version is a cappella with soloists, exactly as performed by Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Vocal

This captivating arrangement of the familiar Wexford Carol with piano accompaniment becomes increasingly rich and textured with the addition of the optional oboe, percussion, and string quartet/quintet. The

This rousing rendition of the traditional French Burgundian Carol begs to be sung by an ambitious SATB choir accompanied by two capable pianists. Intriguing rhythmic interplay and shifting

It would be difficult to find a more spirited arrangement of this much-loved carol! This setting for SATB voices and piano requires an above-average accompanist and an energetic choir ready to work with the

This bright, joyful melding of the three French carols Sing We Now of Christmas; He Is Born and Carol of the Birds features contrasting sections of rhythmic punctuation with lyrical

This lively French carol from the 17th century is skillfully set to be accompanied by flute, oboe, violin and piano. Treble voices begin in unison with each verse expanding, dividing, and intertwining, all

Sara Teasdale's poem contrasts the familiar stories of shepherds and magi with the priorities of a sleepy newborn. The poet gathers pilgrims from the north, south, east, and heaven above; they converge on

A medieval Christmas poem and a cheerful setting combine to create a wonderful piece to celebrate the season. An energetic piano accompaniment allows for total independence in the voices, and the Celtic

This accessible and faithful adaptation of the traditional 15th century French Christmas carol is given a robust and mature arrangement for mixed choirs. Perform a cappella, or with the optional piano

Voctave's sparkling arrangement of two Handel favorites is available for mixed divisi a cappella groups as it appeared on their Christmas album, Snow. Extended ranges for your sopranos and basses as well as

Straight off their Christmas album The Spirit of the Season, here is Voctave's exact arrangement of the hit Christmas song that has been recorded and covered by countless artists over the past 25 years.

This a cappella setting is a joyful and energetic treatment of the traditional 19th-century Austrian carol. Unique and island-flavored, this Christmas piece will be a wonderful addition to your concert.

This poignant 16th-century English carol is carefully set in an arrangement with modern harmonies and shifting tonalities. Designed to be sung a cappella or with the supportive piano part, the sweeping

This simple concert arrangement employs Franz Gruber's original melody as sung in Northern Europe as well as three of Joseph Mohr's original German stanzas. Composed in a charming Austrian style, this

Michael Cox has arranged his madrigal-like carol in SATB, SSAA, and TTBB settings. Lilting "Alleluia" refrains contrast with introspective verses that are a perfect vehicle for the thought-provoking imagery

The text is Sir Walter Raleigh's response to The Passionate Shepherd by Christopher Marlowe; the two poems are worlds apart in their philosophical viewpoints. While The Passionate Shepherd