Christmas Anthems for the Church Choir

This 13-minute medley is a montage of traditional and familiar Christmas carols, expertly arranged and orchestrated. It includes many of your favorite carols, and some are sung in their original languages.

This artful rendition of a lesser-known 19th-century carol presents the angel's visitation to Mary. Creative harmonic motion is accompanied by a lilting piano part or optional chamber orchestration.

The awe and wonder of this contemporary Christmas classic are masterfully portrayed in this beautifully orchestrated setting that will wrap your listeners in a warm and enveloping sonic tapestry. Your choir

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

An Appalachian carol based on a fragment collected by John Jacob Niles, this Christmas folk song has become a true classic, and this arrangement reflects sensitivity to the work's origins. The choral

A quintessential Christmas classic is skillfully arranged for choir, baritone solo, and optional orchestra. Equally at home in concert halls and sanctuaries, it is faithful to the original, has stellar

This traditional and much-loved carol from Ireland is a welcome addition to any concert. This straightforward arrangement enhances the powerful emotions contained in the lyrics.

This is a beautiful anthem that combines two traditional songs for the Christmas season with texts by Christina Rossetti and Edward Caswell. This arrangement truly is a gift to behold!

A traditional setting of this beloved English carol, incorporating a section of The First Noel. Moving harmonies throughout give each part independence, and different parts are featured in each

Shimmering with beauty, this collection of three beloved carols offers flexible performance options for seasonal worship or concerts. Perform them a cappella or accompanied by piano and/or hand chimes,

Based upon a historic Christmas text by early 17th-century writer Ben Jonson, this lovely anthem floats effortlessly above accompaniment scored for piano or full instrumentation. A soaring soprano solo

Inspired by the classic carol text Silent Night, Holy Night, this setting moves beyond its source material and delivers an exquisite portrait of Christmas grace. A memorable melody propels the

This rather provocative title instantly awakens our curiosity, but we soon discover the meaning behind the concept. Come all you who are weak, bitter, broken, weary of praying, come see what your God has

Vibrant and festive, this brilliant arrangement of the traditional English carol will raise the roof at your next Christmas concert. A classically styled yet spirited accompaniment leads the way, and the

This stellar new version of the Christmas classic is a must-do holiday anthem. Updated with colorful choral effects, the result is an exuberant sonic experience that will leave the audience wanting more.

A modern classic, this contemporary song combines a beautiful melody with a text that is a favorite of many. The music is soothing and includes parts for praise band, making it well suited for a blended

There is a pristine beauty in this setting of Longfellow’s classic poem. Using winter as a spiritual metaphor, the text takes us from despair to hope, reminding us of the true heart of Christmas. The

A popular Christmas spiritual is adapted with tasteful choral textures, including call-and-response and interesting inner lines. Nice original music propels the transitions with shouts of "Halle,

Heather Sorenson has reimagined this beloved text, fashioning a melody with beautiful arching leaps. Scored with piano accompaniment or full orchestra, it builds slowly through a repeated chorus of "Gloria

Written in 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis, this meaningful classic is a plea for peace and an affectionate portrait of the spirit of Christmas. The arranger brings a sense of cinematic scope and

Springing from the words of Martin Luther, this newly composed anthem uses mostly unison and two-part writing in the verses, opening up to richer four-part writing in the refrains. The piano accompaniment

Christina Rossetti's treasured text appears in a fresh setting with optional flute or chamber orchestra. The expressive piano part supports a beautiful choral tapestry that opens with three-part women's