Sacred Christmas Music

This is the G. Schirmer edition that has become part of every musician's experience with Handel's masterwork. A "must" for every library.

A cappella choirs will enjoy this ethereal arrangement of the traditional Christmas carol. The melody is easily identifiable throughout, and a quiet energy makes it an exciting setting.

This Shaw–Parker edition has become a staple in choral programs and libraries throughout the world. Victoria's masterwork is a stellar example of 16th-century polyphony.

Excerpted from Forrest's Christmas Joy, this creative arrangement of the beloved Christmas carol combines the music and text to bring a fresh feel to the Handel classic. Use of the optional brass

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

A simple prayer of a servant, this a cappella work masterfully captures Mary's response to the angel Gabriel. "Behold, I am the servant of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your will." A

The familiar Austrian carol is presented in a tender choral setting with keyboard and optional flute, oboe, and string quartet accompaniment. The text is adapted from the carol, and close harmonies

A lush and emotive original carol that can be sung at Christmas or any time of year. Expressive and lyrical, with themes of love, joy, peace and the promise of the season. Sweeping melodic lines and

This traditional Irish carol possesses folk-like melodic turns of phrase that suggest modal qualities. The tune has an easy flowing grace marked by elegant lyricism. This arrangement complements the tune

They are the words to the famous English carol you expect, but the music is a pleasant surprise. The rolling piano part is reminiscent of a harp and sets the dance in motion. The vocal lines are buoyant and

This very effective SSA setting of the Catalan Christmas carol El Cant Dels Ocells has a very haunting accompaniment for piano or four handbells. Occasional use of a cappella moments provides

Julian Wachner gives us a pastoral of the traditional tune, and text from A Recueil de noel en langue Provencal, 1856 (Collection of Christmas Carols in Provincial Languages, 1856). Included in the

Here is set the traditional text from Luke with a joyous and energetic musical vocabulary that will challenge the best collegiate and professional choirs. There is divisi in all voices, but primarily in the