A "fantasia" in the truest sense, this choral tapestry of English carols was composed in 1912 after Vaughan Williams had completed the scores for his first symphony ("The Sea") and the Tallis fantasia. In

From the opening measures, Dan Forrest's massive setting of this foundational carol implies that something marvelous is in store.  Scored for mixed voices, brass quintet, organ, timpani and

The transcendent glory of the traditional Latin text is treated with great sensitivity and depth in this superb setting for capable sanctuary, concert or festival choirs! With sweeping vocal lines and

With the touch of a master orchestrator, Bob Krogstad has completed this exuberant collection of Noels that everyone can enjoy.  Rich in vocal and instrumental color, the setting takes us through

Dan Forrest's setting of this beloved carol takes a wonder-filled, reflective gaze inside the stable in Bethlehem. The anthem takes its time to savor the beauty and meaning of the scene and to communicate

In a fresh and flexible take on a traditional carol melody, this setting offers options for a shorter introduction, inclusion of an a cappella third verse, and the choice of text. With a returning motive

Handel's original piece, lowered a whole step to the key of C major.  The keyboard part has been simplified somewhat as compared to other editions.  An orchestration to accompany this version has

Handel's original vocal parts in the key of D.  The keyboard part has been simplified somewhat as compared to other editions.  The orchestration to accompany this version has been adapted by the

Your centerpiece Christmas setting has arrived! This arrangement of the Christmas classic has everything you need.  It is arranged for multiple voicings and piano four-hands (or organ), optional

For choirs seeking a challenge, this Mack Wilberg rendition of the old English carol is a holiday event in itself! Scored for divisi choir and piano four-hands, it also features parts for handbells with

Christina Rossetti's text shines in this arrangement of the beloved carol with Gustav Holst's melody. The warm orchestration or flowing piano accompaniment are both nice options to enhance this piece for

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.