Sacred Christmas Choral Music

"On this day earth shall ring with the song children sing. To the child born a King, sing we alleluia!" This well-known 16th century carol text and melody is embellished in this creative setting.

This original Christmas piece from Cynthia Gray has the feel of a traditional spiritual presented in an upbeat, modern style that will have your choir singing for joy! Lots of accessible syncopation and a

Words from the English carol Good King Wenceslas are set to the melody of Hey, Ho, Nobody Home for a whole new take on the familiar carol. Canonic writing ensures success, and the stately

Syncopated rhythms in 5/4 meter bring a new sparkle to this well-known Christmas carol. With a dancing piano accompaniment and optional percussion parts for claves, shaker and hand drum. Recommended for

Melodic portions and excerpts from five traditional carols (In Dulci Jubilo; The Holly and the Ivy; The First Noel; Infant Holy Infant Lowly and Song of the

This tender Puerto Rican carol has a lilting feel to it and is a perfect addition to Christmas and other seasonal programs. Well crafted for success with younger and developing choirs! Translation and

An excellent selection for younger or developing choirs, your students will develop many important choral skills as they rehearse and perform this piece. Several contrasting sections alternate with the

The magic and imagery of a candle's glow on a winter night is expressively depicted in this lovely original canon. The way the voice parts weave together is simply marvelous! With alternate words that make

The jazz waltz feel is perfect for this carol! Sweet choral harmonies float above the lilting accompaniment in this simple, straightforward setting, and the effect is marvelous! Optional parts for saxophone

A symbolic ascending fifth opens the main melodic idea in this bright original for Christmas. Taking inspiration from Angels We Have Heard on High, the chorus moves in a new harmonic direction,

This fast-paced, energetic and joyful pairing of Pat-a-Pan and Sing We Now of Christmas is enhanced by both flute and percussion. Available in five voicings to meet the needs of most any

"Love was in the air that night, a long time ago." Natalie Sleeth's light folk style perfectly frames this original school-friendly Christmas text by Charlotte Lee. Repetition in the vocal lines will save

The haunting melody of the Coventry Carol is paired with original music set to the words of the traditional spiritual What You Gonna Call Your Pretty Little Baby. This artful and

The cherished carols Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head and Infant Holy, Infant Lowly are sensitively intermingled in this heartwarming Christmas offering for young and developing choirs. Lovely

The solid choral writing in this spritely setting of the traditional English carol guarantees success for any size ensemble. Clever bell motives provide musical continuity, with or without the inclusion of

An original countermelody, lyrical piano writing and new words enhance the beloved carol in this refreshing setting for women's voices.

This arrangement of the traditional French carol is a great confidence builder for young choirs, with bold vocal lines, well-crafted harmonies and optional percussion that can be performed by the

O Come, Little Children is paired with Angels We Have Heard on High in this arrangement that is equally appropriate for school or church choirs. An open-fifth motive on "Come, come..."

Sing about angels, shepherds, wise men, the star, and "the baby born in Bethlehem" with this spirited original for Christmas. Choirs of any age will sound their best on the gospel harmonies and catchy hook.

Bring an international flair to your holiday program with this joyous three-minute medley of four French carols. An IPA pronunciation guide is included for the few foreign words, and a festive concert band

This lovely Christmas piece introduces a beautiful yet simple melody that is surrounded by keyboard, optional handbells, and obbligato C-instrument accompaniment. Orchestration is also available. The warm

Here's as easy introduction to part singing for young voices. It's the familiar tune O Waly, Waly, also known as The Water Is Wide, set to original lyrics: "A tiny child was born this

This accessible setting of the traditional English carol provides many opportunities for Part 2 to sing the melody. Strophic in nature, the arrangement features varied textures in each verse, and is truly