Adorned with a graceful Baroque spirit, this piece joins the text of O Little Town of Bethlehem with the COVENTRY CAROL tune and creates a special Advent choral offering. The short closing a

"We are longing for the Light." Appropriate for Advent or a Service of Lessons and Carols, this very effective piece is based on a Russian folk song, with brief references to VENI EMMANUEL. Accompanied by

This distinctive manger song conveys a profound message that speaks to our wounded world. After the opening vocal solo, the choir enters, serving first as backup and then taking preeminence. The solo

Lush melodic writing characterizes this original Christmas anthem, offering a thoughtful choice for worship or concert settings. The mystery of Emmanuel is center stage in message and the music, and the

"There is no name like the name of Jesus." The charming traditional carol Still, Still, Still threads through the introduction, interludes, and close, complementing the original music and text.

From the first leaping melodic interval, this enjoyable flourish for Christmas encourages and delights. This anthem is one of those rare pieces that works equally as well with smaller ensembles as it does

This anthem from the cantata Sing a Song of Christmas is an absolute joy to hear and sing! Set in an infectious call-and-response format, this quickly learned piece fills a happy Advent niche in

This vigorous anthem is based on two well-known carol tunes, La Marche des Rois and The Coventry Carol. This invitation to the manger is a great choice for post-Christmas

Dazzling and bright, this anthem radiates Advent hope and joy. The vocal texture is nicely varied, from homophonic to antiphonal to points of polyphony, and the accompaniment enhances the infectious

If you are looking for something fresh and unique to sing during the Advent season...don't miss this anthem!  Bursting with Celtic flair, the melody lines twist and turn and are as enjoyable for the

This amazing set of choral variations is just the ticket for a fabulous experience for your choir and audience alike. Decorated with two different orchestrations (full orchestra and a bluegrass consort),

Charles Wesley's beloved Advent text Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus is creatively paired with Mozart's Alleluia from "Exsultate, Jubilate." Approachable vocal writing captures the

With opportunities for a child or soprano soloist, this majestic Heather Sorenson original is a dramatic anthem for Advent, and includes a verse of the familiar carol Away in a Manger. Intricate

The intermingling of the COVENTRY CAROL and GREENSLEEVES tunes creates the perfect match for the O Come, O Come, Emmanuel text. After a meditative introduction, the theme unfolds with unison voices

Inventively combining the tunes Ding! Dong! Merrily on High and Good King Wenceslas, this anthem captures Mary's joy. The setting combines the Magnificat text with the first tune and an

This arrangement of a time-honored Christmas carol is a unique choice for concert or worship programming. Rhythmically vital and infused with syncopated rhythms, this anthem makes use of unison for

From the cantata Christmas Dreams, this festive arrangement of MENDELSSOHN is a joyous celebration of the season. Full of vibrant life and colorful flourishes, this setting is the perfect

Your choir will love the articulate melodic patterns and bold modal harmonic language of this festive original anthem. Adorned with optional percussion and flute, it harkens to an ancient style and uses

A creative pairing of two beloved seasonal tunes, THE HOLLY AND THE IVY and SANS DAY CAROL, this is appropriate for Christmas Eve or Christmastide. Lively and graceful, the music dances to an original text

A unique perspective is considered in this contemporary song that puts us in the place of the questioning magi. The chorus is an inspired series of questions, "How many kings stepped down from their

This anthem is like an authentic journal entry for a walk of faith, with a rare fragile quality that brings the listener close. The choral writing is well matched to the subject, and the unison verses help

A bell-like piano motive opens this lovely anthem and holds the sections together. Based on G. K. Chesterton's The Feast of Snow, it also references the beloved hymn Thou Didst Leave Thy