Advent and Christmas Collections

Ten carols of varying difficulty are presented in this piano solo collection which includes: Good Christian Friends, Rejoice; What Child is This?; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; Rise Up, Shepherd, and

Includes: Unto Us a Boy Is Born; How Brightly Beams the Morning Star; O Come, Little Children; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine; and O Little Town of Bethlehem.

Angels We Have Heard on High / Christmas Bells / Creator of the Stars of Night / God Rest You Merry, Gentlefolk / Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming / Winter Sky

This third edition in the Colours series is filled with pieces that fully capture the range of emotions that fill the Christmas season - from moments of joy and goodness to those of emptiness and loss.

You'll love playing from the Hal Leonard "In Easy Keys" series! Each collection in this series includes over 20 songs written in an "easy" key – with never more than one sharp or flat in the key

This very creative collection of favorite carols reflects the gentler side of Christmas and will work well for meditative services such as Blue Christmas, memorials, or during communion. Useful as

This collection of carol arrangements is truly unique and special. Described as "little arrangements of big carols," the arranger's intent is to express the spirit of the season without the frenzy.

Inspiration comes from traditional carols, but by applying contemporary styles of rhythms and harmonies, each has been given a touch of jazz. The many moods of the season are reflected in the variety of

Celebrate Christ's birth and encourage others with timeless Christmas carols expertly arranged by Lloyd Larson. Rejoice, the King is born!

Tracey Craig McKibben and her sister Sara Craig Elgersma have expertly crafted carol arrangements in a variety of moods and styles for four-hand piano. Some reflective, some fun, all well worth the time to

This collection is offered as both gift and blessing to your congregation. These ten fresh arrangements of beloved Christmas carols will inspire you to bring a new energy and profound beauty to your

Ten fresh arrangements of carols old and new are featured in this collection. Includes carols such as He Is Born and The Holly and the Ivy along with classics like IN DULCI JUBILO and

Enjoy the arrangements of timeless melodies of carols like O Holy Night, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, and O Come, All Ye Faithful in this previously out-of-print collection. You

Enhance your Advent and Christmas keyboard experience with these new settings for the season. You can prepare quickly with rewarding results to offer songs of reflection and joy during this holy and festive

Especially selected and arranged for church pianists and keyboardists at the skilled beginner level, this collection is equally useful for services or at home. Lyrics are provided as a practical

Eleven of Dan Forrest's beloved carol settings are transcribed here for solo piano. Artfully arranged, satisfying to hear and play, this collection will quickly become a favorite. Contents include See

Eight easy Christmas piano duets are offered for piano students in a variety of styles. This collection features easy student parts with mirrored right and left hands, fingerings notated on select passages,

This classic, beloved, and previously out-of-print collection is available once again with a brand new arrangement specifically for this edition. Fill the air this Christmastime with the sounds of these

This second edition features twelve traditional Christmas favorites that have been transformed into exciting jazz/blues/swing style pieces. It is not essential for the performer to have previous jazz

This songbook features 15 seasonal piano solos that will elevate both performer and listener into a peaceful state of mind. Includes: Away in a Manger; Candlelight Carol; The First Noel; The Huron

The music He is Born, the Divine Christ-Child was first published in 1862 in a collection Airs de Noels lorrains. This four-hand-piano arrangement takes its cues from the lyrics,

Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella was first published in a 1668 collection of Provencal noels. Jeannette and Isabella, presumed to be farmhands, found the Christ-child, then shared the good news