Unison and Two-Part Christmas and Holiday Choral Music

From the Disney animated video "Beauty And The Beast - The Enchanted Christmas" comes this charming Christmas ballad originally sung by Peabo Bryson and Roberta Flack. "As long as there's Christmas I truly

Painting a picture of flickering candles on a cold winter’s night, this tender original is filled with harmonies and scenes that evoke the celebration of Hanukkah. An ideal selection for school

This fast-paced mini-medley is overflowing with holiday merriment! From the rollicking Here We Come A-Caroling and regal Good King Wenceslas to the sweet ballad  I Heard the Bells

Inspiring at any time of year, this song brings light from a single solo voice that gradually increases luminosity as the full texture builds. Mostly in English, with a short section on the Latin Lux

The familiar Longfellow Christmas text is paired with a sweet original melody in this arrangement. The piano accompaniment is based on Pachelbel's Canon in D and an optional descant adds to the

A festive setting of the English round that will come together quickly at that busy time of year. After the rousing opening fanfare, the melody is sung in unison and becomes a two-part, and eventually a

This warm ballad is a tribute to everyone's hometown during the special month of December. Relatable to choirs in both warm and cold climates, this song is about the festive decorations and good vibes that

This warm ballad is a tribute to everyone's hometown during the special month of December. Relatable to choirs in both warm and cold climates, this song is about the festive decorations and good vibes that

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);

Lure your audiences into the holiday spirit with this bright and festive original which cleverly incorporates snippets of the seasonal favorites Deck the Hall and Jingle Bells. The limited

This is a great concert opener or closer with a message of holiday cheer. Designed especially for developing voices, the original music can be learned quickly with the familiar text of Deck the

Dating back to 16th-century England, Hey! Ho! Nobody Home! was sung by carolers who went from door to door to receive food for their singing, although there is no reference in the lyrics to the

Hearts will open wide to embrace the simple message of this tender original: hope, dreams, joy, love! Easily learned with minimal rehearsal time, your singers will love singing this song!