Choral ePrint Christmas and Holiday Music

Here's a bright wintertime feature in the spirit of an eastern European snow song. With lively syncopated entrances, tuneful melodies, and independent voice parts, it's just so easy to sing. And, with no

When sung by children, this exceptional partner song teaches vocal independence; when performed by more mature voices, the artistic arrangement yields many musical moments. The pairing of Away in a

Here's a warm, wintertime ballad with no mention of the holidays. A dreamy text longs for snow and captures the delight of making snow angels. Delicate and independent voice parts overlap throughout, with

Optional drum and tambourine parts enhance this madrigal-influenced tune that would make a festive processional for your holiday concert or madrigal dinner. Well-crafted vocal parts are easy to learn and

"The wind is cold, the branches bare, but hearts are warm and bright. For there is peace and hope to share this wondrous winter night." This heartwarming canon is characterized by a simple, small-range

Young and developing choirs can't go wrong when two singable melodies combine and complement each other as well as they do in this inventive arrangement of the traditional Over the River and Through the

The traditional French carol has been arranged for a cappella mixed chorus by the Shaw–Parker duo. Easily learned, it possesses a familiar melody and strong voice leading.

Pianists will instantly recognize Clementi's Prelude in D minor, and now choral singers can share in the beauty of his music during the Christmas season. Ingenious composer Ruth Morris Gray adds

A gentle ode to heavenly stars and falling snow, this original winter-themed work paints a peaceful scene with delicate vocal lines and an ethereal piano accompaniment. Very easily learned, it features the

Everyone does it - the Secret Santa gift exchange! This fun '60s-inspired crowd-pleaser explains how it all works with spoken solos in between choral lines that are super easy to learn for a quick holiday

Bring each section of the choir down a different aisle to add a theatrical element to the opening of your program and highlight the antiphonal qualities of this piece. Built upon three accessible parts in

Here's a happy partner song that pairs an original tune with Up on the Housetop, with additional words and music by the arranger, including some fun "fa la la" phrases. It's easy, singable, and

Enjoy this lighthearted Renaissance madrigal highlighting resonant treble sonorities, terraced dynamics, and accessible homophonic voice parts. Consider adding the optional piano accompaniment, optional

This little-known English carol might remind you of God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, but it is not. Evoke a Renaissance atmosphere this December, singing of wassail both as a cordial greeting and as a