Sacred Christmas Choral Music

A tender setting with a gentle instrumental motif that unifies the steady growth between stanzas. Alternate lyrics for stanzas 2 and 3 provide an opportunity for an even richer worship moment. Parts for

This uplifting arrangement of the French carol captures the wonder of the nativity. Accessible to choirs of all levels, this setting will bring energy and the joy of Christmas to your worship service or

"Haunting" is the best word to describe this original setting of the traditional Advent text, scored for choir, piano and cello. Marked "mysterioso" in triple meter, it is such a creative interpretation,

The essence of Christmas is dramatically captured in the setting of this contemporary Christmas offering. Walk with Mary as she prepares for the birth of her son, alone and afraid. Experience the miracle of

Cleverly combining the traditional Austrian carol with Erik Satie's Gymnopedie No. 1, this introspective setting is unique and useful for Christmas concerts and services. The meter is stretched

Equally effective a cappella or with the optional piano accompaniment, this dynamic work with the traditional Latin text is a great choice as an opener for either Christmas or general programming. A fanfare

Opening with a mysterious chant-like unison setting of the first verse, this arrangement of the traditional carol seamlessly transitions into a lively 6/8 feel infused with a robust energy. A creative and

Seamlessly weaving together an original text and melody with the timeless charm of the beloved carol, this tender setting will find a home in both Christmas concerts and services. Set to be accessible to

In a fresh and flexible take on a traditional carol melody, this setting offers options for a shorter introduction, inclusion of an a cappella third verse, and the choice of text. With a returning motive

Opening gently with treble voices singing the first verse, this beloved carol moves into lovely harmonies that capture the beauty of Christmas. Your choir will love singing this arrangement filled with the

Based on the tune CRADLE SONG, this wordless carol features a lush orchestration while the choir ebbs and flows harmonically. One of the featured carols in the VOCES8 album A Choral Christmas.

Joyful and exuberant, this original carol for a cappella mixed choir features bell-like singing, canonic writing, and a sprightly tempo. It's an exciting and fresh choice for Christmas services and holiday

This Ukrainian folk tune is well known as Carol of the Bells, but this setting employs new lyrics that reflect its true heritage as a New Year's song. This text combines the narrative of the

In a laid-back, smooth jazz style, this creative pairing of two carols, Silent Night and O Holy Night, will be a highlight of your winter concerts. The gentle vocal jazz harmonies and the

With a soaring melody and harmonies that exude warmth, this lyrical setting of the traditional Latin text is expressive and bright. Traditionally sung during the Christmas season, this text can also be sung

Bright and festive, this work is an upbeat opener for a Christmas concert or service. Text from Edmund H. Sear's It Came Upon the Midnight Clear is paired with a classic English carol tune along

MUELLER and CRADLE SONG, two tunes commonly associated with this carol text, are blended beautifully with verses in both English and Spanish. The melodies and languages are woven together seamlessly,

This stunning carol tapestry includes threads of The Coventry Carol; What Child Is This; Noel Nouvelet and original thematic material along with new words. With conservative

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.

A great way to add sparkle to your Christmas or holiday program, this festive number for treble voices is joyful and powerful. With a bell-like accompaniment, antiphonal singing, and text adapted from

Written for the developing or advanced treble ensemble, this original setting of the beloved Rosetti text is just lovely. An undulating piano part, chilling harmonies, and a nod to Holst's melody paint the

Hark the Herald Angels Sing; O Come All Ye Faithful and Angels We Have Heard on High are reworked into a mash-up arranged perfectly for middle school voices. A quick learn that