Secular Holiday Choir Sheet Music

Amy Bernon's imaginative style is fully evident in this charming winter piece for younger groups. Singers will explore varied musical styles as the text considers different kinds of songs the snow might

This clever medley features five different pop styles with five popular holiday songs: Jolly Old Saint Nicholas (swing); Deck the Hall (doo-wop); Up on the Housetop (Motown);

Mark Weston seamlessly weaves together twelve well-known songs of the season in this perfect program finale. Easily learned vocal parts balance the musical variety, and the colorful synth-track

Take a walk through the silent, gentle snow and engage your singers in the delightful imagery of this charming winter piece. The memorable vocal parts are paired with an accompaniment of equal importance,

This bright, festive original sparkles with the energy and anticipation of the holidays. With its lively tempo and bell-like sounds which are employed in both the piano and vocals, the two main melodies

Warm and lilting, this charming multimeter lullaby includes unison passages as well as lovely three-part and two-part harmonies. Built-in echoes allow the melody to be shared by all voice parts. Alternate

This secular original contrasts the quiet mysteriousness of a cold winter night with the celebratory "snow globe" feeling of a snowstorm. Moving from minor to major and incorporating key and tempo changes,

Capturing the anticipation and excitement of the first snowfall of the season, this gleeful song is perfect for choirs who are just beginning to experience the joy of part-singing. The inspired writing

Your singers will have a blast as they sing about all their exciting winter activities! Fun and energetic vocals are enhanced by the student-played percussion for an outstanding winter showcase.

This extremely creative partnering of two French carols is a unique programming choice for your next winter concert. The optional rustic percussion amplifies the mood set by the text and the modal flavor of

"Look, the trees are bright, strung with twinkling lights; there's excitement in the air!" It's true! This playful piece will put excitement in the air for singers and audiences alike. Quoting We Wish

A la Media Noche; Deck the Hall and Noel Nouvelet represent three nationalities in this bright medley. With a quick-moving pace and pulse in two, the first "fa la la" establishes

Weaving the colors and sparkle of the season throughout, this terrific medley of eight popular carols is just what you want for your holiday concert! Included are: Here We Come a-Caroling; Jingle Bells;

According to the lyrics, this is the song that Santa and his reindeer and elves love to sing. And who can blame them? It's irresistibly jolly! When we play We Wish You a Merry Christmas on our

Santa Claus has never sounded funkier! Hip and hot, it's hard to believe this is a carol from the 1800s. Designed for choirs of any age to bring the house down as they sing, and maybe dance, this perky,

Elegant, expressive and evocative. The poetry elicits icy images of winter, while the music sends shivers up the spine. Listen closely for the voice of winter, sung by a soloist or small group, to appear

Sung in unison, two, three, and eventually four-part round, this beautiful melody was penned by sixteenth century master of polyphony Thomas Tallis. An excellent teaching piece, the lyrical tune, set with

Begin with one voice and build to many as you use the candle as a symbol of peace and enduring traditions. "For, with the candle glow, we celebrate the season. So all the world will know the special

Here's a warm, wintertime ballad with no mention of the holidays. A dreamy text longs for snow and captures the delight of making snow angels. Delicate and independent voice parts overlap throughout, with

Bring each section of the choir down a different aisle to add a theatrical element to the opening of your program and highlight the antiphonal qualities of this piece. Built upon three accessible parts in

With selections that are familiar but not overdone, the spirit of the season abounds in this festive four-song medley that transitions seamlessly from carol to carol. Performed in just over three minutes,

Winter words are a perfect fit for this popular Ukrainian folk tune, as we sing about bundling up, sledding over hills and valleys, and dashing through snow-covered trees. The introduction and a brief