John Rutter has created a gentle and lyrical setting of the well-known 15th-century English text, A Babe Is Born All of a May, to Bring Salvation unto Us. The SATB divisi voices and soprano solo

Juxtaposing styles of the 16th century melody, and classical and contemporary harmonies and rhythms, here is an unexpected and surprising twist on this traditional Christmas ballad that really works. With a

A cool arrangement of a beloved carol, also incorporating the Gloria from Angels We Have Heard on High, that somehow manages to be fresh and nostalgic at the same time! Shaw utilizes a jazz

A gentle setting of this beloved carol for developing treble voices. An opening solo grows into a beautiful choral setting with an optional descant to fully explore the harmonic texture. The simple piano

The well-loved Christina Rossetti poem and Gustav Holst tune come to life in this stunning arrangement that rises and falls in complexity from the beginning solo soprano voice to its return at the end.

This arrangement of HUMILITY with the time-honored text by Edward Caswall swells with emotion in the stunning unfolding of the text. It is scored for SATB choir and piano, now also available scored for TTBB

A brilliant arrangement of the traditional English carol for SATB choir and piano or optional chamber orchestra. This piece is high in joyful energy from start to finish and certain to become a regular part

This outstanding arrangement of the beloved Christmas carol is sure to delight choirs and congregations alike. Each stanza receives a thoughtful treatment in voicing and instrumentation, making this a truly

This tender pairing of two beloved carols features a flowing piano accompaniment with optional use of handchimes. Gentle melodies and harmonies that tie the two carols together add beauty, depth and

The crisp, accented energy of this original a cappella Christmas spiritual exudes rhythmic excitement from start to finish. A soloist is featured with the choir in a call and response style section and the

Perfect for that reflective, quiet moment on your holiday concert, a haunting original minor melody showcases Katherine Parker's well-known "winds through the olive trees" text which seamlessly leads us

This poignant 16th-century English carol is carefully set in this new arrangement with modern harmonies and shifting tonalities. Designed to be sung a cappella or with the supportive piano part, the

What Child is This? receives a hip new treatment in this a cappella original that features optional djembe and body percussion. This arrangement is freshly set in 2/4 with accompanying rhythmic

Your singers will shine in this carefully crafted contemporary a cappella arrangement. Arranged to work with piano accompaniment or as an a cappella selection, this fresh take on the traditional carol

This nativity poem by G.K. Chesterton, offering evocative imagery of the mother, the babe, and the world, is paired with music that is delicate, moving, and mysterious. The optional percussion - wind chimes

Melodic vocal lines flow effortlessly above a gently rhythmic, supportive piano part in this stunning new arrangement of one of the most recorded contemporary Christmas standards of all time. The air of

This stunning contemporary a cappella setting of the beloved carol is sung in both German and English. Skillful vocal counterpoint and lovely harmonies with some dissonance provide a nice challenge for

Looking for something really different for Christmas? This new setting pairs an original melody for It Came Upon the Midnight Clear with the traditional Angels We Have Heard on

A simple statement of the beloved Dona Nobis Pacem moves seamlessly to the cherished carol The First Noel in this striking choral work for Christmas. The two melodies are woven

Incorporating the hip 5/4 rhythms of Take Five gives a new flavor and modern feel to this beloved Christmas carol. A satisfying mix of the familiar and the fresh, this up-beat arrangement uses

A triptych of pieces for harp (or piano) and SATB divsi chorus using texts by poet Christine Schenk. Her version of the "O Antiphons" provides a means of contemporary reflection on those ancient texts. The