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This wonderful text has accessible settings by David Ashley White for either two-part or SATB choir with an optional C instrument. Different textures are used throughout, and many sections are a cappella.

This introspective anthem, based on the familiar German carol Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming (ES IST EIN ROS), provides varied options for flexible performance: organ accompaniment alone, organ

This simple and beautiful Christmas carol sets a text by Richard Leach that celebrates the love shown through Christ's coming to earth at Christmas. The music is lush and lyrical, and would make a superb

This anthem for TB voices and organ was written for the 108th annual Christmas Carol Services at the Memorial Church, Harvard University. Carl Daw's text uses Joseph's warning and the flight into Egypt as a

Gold and Spices was written for Reading Phoenix Choir in 2018. The choir sings from memory and this influenced the use of patterns and repetitions within the piece, particularly the opening

This expansive chorale motet is based on the familiar hymn melody and text. Scored for double choir, the music unfolds gradually, building to intense climaxes and finally to a resplendent conclusion. The

An effective, simpler choral setting of the Magnificat for Advent or evensong that alternates between SA and TB and unison for varied texture. Carl Daw's paraphrase is a wonderful contemporary resetting of

A lovely, pastorale carol-like setting of Chatterton's Christmas poem, "The Silver Lamps." Though there is some divisi in the soprano and bass, it's still readily accessible for smaller choirs.

The delightful Swedish melody Bereden vag fur Herran is combined with a metrical text based on the familiar passage from Isaiah 9 to make a delightful, easy anthem for Advent. Though the melody is bouncy

Commissioned for the 106th Annual Christmas Carol Services at Harvard University's Memorial Church, David White’s carol-like setting of Edward Caswall's familiar text is warm and lyrical. The

William Witherup has arranged the familiar carol for handbells with finger cymbals and bell tree in a setting that explores the sound world of traditional Middle Eastern music, with its distinctive modal