Choral ePrint Christmas and Holiday Music

This lovely arrangement of a Bolivian lullaby features easy Spanish text, with English translation. Elegant in its simplicity, with lyrical melodic lines and supportive accompaniment, this is very sweet for

The traditional "Gloria in excelsis" text is presented with classical energy and is an accessible choice for churches and schools. This setting is from Jose Mauricio Nunes Garcia's 1811 Christmas Eve Mass

This arrangement of a familiar Christmas classic begins with a chant-like opening. The carol emerges in a strong statement from the treble voices; the tenor-bass voices enter soon thereafter to add

As featured in A Charlie Brown Christmas, this holiday pop classic is an absolute must for school and community choirs! There is some divisi in the voice parts, as well as some optional solo phrases, and

This joyful Philippino Christmas carol, masterfully arranged in a simple SATB a cappella setting, is a welcome addition to the season and will be thoroughly enjoyed by performers and audiences alike.

A sense of wonder and mystery pervades this touching, beautiful work. Full of rich, lush chords and delicate motives, it is a deeply reverent setting of the traditional Latin text.

This is a delightfully entertaining piece to add to any Christmas concert. Beginning seriously with the German carol in hymn style, it soon adds optional bottle band to the yodeling chorus to add a fun

Already a haunting melody, this setting is even more captivating with the addition of the oboe obbligato. If possible, the use of harp instead of piano furthers the mystic sonorities. This is a stunning

With the traditional words but a brand-new melody, some sassy rhythms, and loads of fun, you have this holiday festival piece! Written with a four-hand piano accompaniment that absolutely sparkles, this

This joyful carol is also known as Personent Hodie. This arrangement begins by adding majesty and triumph with a middle section that brings new emotion in an a cappella rendering. Returning to the

This energetic and popular Philippine carol from George Hernandez's Saringhimig Singers Philippine Folk Song Choral Series will enhance any holiday program.

Celebrate a Spanish Christmas with this smart, skillful arrangement. A pronunciation guide and translation are provided for this fun cross-cultural holiday number.

This is one of a series of three carols, each capturing the big-band swing sound. The choral writing is both intelligent and musical, with nicely placed syncopations that create a real bounce. The big-band

This setting of the traditional English text is melodically beautiful, draped in warm harmonic fabric that is so very rich and satisfying. "There is no rose of such virtue as is the rose that bare Jesu..."

Taken from the very popular Magnificat, this first movement is a lovely setting for tenor-bass voices that allows them to sing a piece traditionally reserved for treble voices. This is a unique Christmas

This traditional Filipino Christmas carol makes an intriguing multicultural choice for your holiday concerts. Gently set, with either piano or harp accompaniment and optional handbells, it is a beautiful

Arranged in a swing style, the big-band flavor adds a classy element to the sound and is the charm that brings a smile to the listener's face, as this is not anywhere near the familiar setting of this

This a cappella original rings with energy and joy for Christmas. Ripe with antiphonal qualities, the piece opens with a brief fanfare and proceeds through several meter changes to an exciting conclusion.

In this superbly crafted setting of the traditional carol, bell sounds resonate beautifully for a cappella voices. This is a joy to sing and hear!

The sound of carols changes depending on the country from which they originate, and this one is unquestionably American with a traditional and classical feel to it. Perfect as an opening work in a concert

"O Nata Lux" by Guy Forbes continues to be one of the most popular 8-part a cappella selections in the Pavane catalog.  This new selection follows handsomely in that tradition.  Wonderful for the

One of the most popular texts to sing during the Christmas season, this compelling single-movement work breaks from the traditional liturgical text and surprises us with the English statement "For unto Us"