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This traditional hymn is one of the signature songs of Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Vocal Point. Adapted to be a joint performance for mixed chorus with symphony orchestra, it features a solo and underlying harmonies on a pulsing Latin text to create a very modern feel surrounded by a lush orchestration. The a cappella versions are not compatible with the orchestrated version.

Nearer, My God, to Thee

SATB Octavo divisi, Orchestrated version

With over 50 million views on YouTube, Brigham Young University's treble a cappella group BYU Noteworthy has made this arrangement of the classic hymn with the modern twist an instant classic. Sing their exact arrangement with the SSAA divisi version, or perform the SATB divisi adaptation with your mixed choir.

Amazing Grace

SATB Octavo divisi

Crafted for the BYU Men's Chorus, this setting of the classic Dvorak melody with text by William Arms Fisher glides serenely through a lush harmonization as it longs for home. Their original version is the TTBB version, while the SATB is adapted for mixed choirs up a fourth from the original key.

Goin' Home

This beloved hymn is given a fresh setting by Brigham Young University's amazing a cappella group BYU Vocal Point. Presented in their exact version for divisi tenor-bass choir with soloist and some optional improvised vocal percussion, this lilting Celtic tune is a beautiful song of dedication and consecration.

Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing

TTTTBBBB Octavo

This clever combination of an African spiritual and an English folk song creates a world music showcase for tenor-bass choirs. A solo feature with stacked harmonies and improvised vocal percussion, this arrangement was made popular by Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Vocal Point.

Noyana/Come, Come, Ye Saints

TTTBBBB Octavo

Beautiful a cappella harmonies support a solo line throughout in this arrangement of the traditional English carol, available in an identical arrangement that is notated for either mixed SATB or all-treble SSAA choirs. Made popular by Brigham Young University's a cappella group Noteworthy, this signature arrangement is popular on YouTube and will make a wonderful addition to your Christmas concert or service.

The First Noel

Arranged in the standard Sacred Harp texture but for treble choir, this strophic folk hymn presents the opportunity for solid four-part a cappella singing with a focus on placement and blend. Charles Wesley's lyrics ring out strong and clear in this arrangement that features the second sopranos on the melody line throughout. Appropriate for both concerts and services.

Hallelujah

SSAA Octavo

Crafted for the BYU combined choirs, this sturdy arrangement of the traditional hymn showcases the strength and majesty of the text and melody, with a standard harmonization for choir and organ. Available in versions for mixed, treble, or tenor-bass choirs, it can be sung by a variety of choirs.

Guide Us, O Thou Great Jehovah

SATB w/ Organ

Arranged for and performed by the BYU Men's Chorus, this setting of Pat-a-Pan is scored for TB (optional TTBB) voices, snare drum, piccolo, and piano four hands. Staying true to the original Burgundian carol, this lively and methodical arrangement is a delight for tenor-bass choirs!

Pat-a-Pan

TB Octavo divisi

Strains of Schubert's Ave Maria are present in this cleverly arranged version of the traditional English carol. Featuring a trio of soloists, a Latin text and an English text combine and layer to create a truly ancient-modern a cappella experience. The SSAA is the signature arrangement of Brigham Young University's a cappella group Noteworthy, and the SATB is an adaptation.

What Child Is This?/Ave Maria

SATB Octavo  divisi

This beloved hymn is presented in the signature arrangement of Brigham Young University's a cappella group Vocal Point. Scored for double choir, with a soloist throughout on the main melody, three-part mixed (SAT) and tenor-bass divisi (TTBB) choirs support the melody with a contemporary a cappella texture and vocal percussion in this outstanding arrangement that is already popular on YouTube.

SATB Octavo with SAT/Double Choir

This a cappella arrangement as performed by BYU Noteworthy spreads the beauty of this popular Christmas song across many voices lifted in praise. Scored for soloists and choir, share this O Holy Night with audiences and congregations as it's not been heard before. This is sure to capture the spirit of Jesus' birth this holiday season.

O Holy Night

F.E. Weatherly's humorous text tells the tale of two young goslings that fall in love but end up being served for Christmas dinner. Complete with staging and performance suggestions, this a cappella selection will showcase your tenor-bass choir's acting abilities while still demonstrating a full and rich choral tone. Perfect for any time of year!

The Goslings

TTBB Octavo

This unusual pairing of the Ukrainian Carol of the Bells and the spiritual Wayfaring Stranger provides a stunning arrangement as performed by the a cappella group BYU Vocal Point. Set for soloists and choir, this piece will challenge your ensemble to reach for their best - and in turn provide a rewarding experience for both singer and audience.

Carol of the Bells/Wayfaring Stranger

Opening with a free solo, this traditional carol is set in an arrangement that combines ancient with modern in a masterful way. A cappella, with improvised vocal percussion, the chant melody gives way to a rhythmic texture that is layered with lines of flowing Latin chant, vocal ostinatos, and amazing contemporary harmonies. Perform the exact arrangement from Brigham Young University's Vocal Point with your tenor-bass a cappella ensemble, or use this adapted SATB version with piano accompaniment for your mixed ensemble.

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

SATB Octavo divisi, with piano accompaniment

This is Jingle Bells like you've never heard it before! From Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Vocal Point, this stellar arrangement is retro chic. With elements of vocal jazz, contemporary a cappella, and big band, this swingin' setting has a walking bass line, plenty of vocables, and a great jazzy solo. With the improvised vocal percussion, this is the way to bring down the house at your Christmas concert!

Jingle Bells

This spectacular arrangement or the traditional Christmas carol was crafted for the Brigham Young University Men's Chorus. It creatively employs a four-had piano accompaniment, oboe obbligato, and percussion along with a trio of soloists. The text comes alive as the expressive setting moves through the gifts brought by the Three Kings. The four-part tenor-bass harmonies are full and lush - the overall effect is mesmerizing.

We Three Kings

This original song, as performed by BYU Noteworthy, proclaims nothing in this life can come between the love of the Creator and His creation. "No bitter cup which overflows, no things before nor things to come will keep me from His perfect love."

His Perfect Love

Here is a fresh take on the beloved French carol! In the exact arrangement made famous by Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Noteworthy, this contemporary setting is in 6/8 for a gently lilting feel. With improvised vocal percussion and an alto 4/bass line that falls in the tenor range, this has a full harmonic texture with legato choral lines that support the soloist in waves of sound. Exceptional!

Gloria (Angels We Have Heard on High)

SATB Octavo divisi, or SSAATB

The music and lyrics to the hymn Abide with Me; Tis Eventide were influenced by the American Civil War. Both composer and lyricist held positions in the military and experienced firsthand the loss and sorrow brought on by the war. This arrangement, as performed by the BYU (Brigham Young University) Noteworthy a cappella group, seeks to faithfully reproduce the backdrop of a nation divided with the hope of calling on the light in the world's darkness.

Abide with Me; 'Tis Eventide

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