Hanukkah Choral Music

You won't want to miss this delightfully festive little piece that is a superb way to introduce a multicultural perspective into your holiday programming. Independent choral lines build a lively

This traditional Hanukkah blessing melody is known all over the world. Beautifully set for treble choirs in a harmonically rich arrangement, it is sure to bring light to any concert.

Building on the success of his SSA arrangement of this Ladino folk classic, it just so happens that J.A. Kawarsky has a TTBB version for tenor-bass choirs who felt left out of this enjoyable setting. For

This short Hanukkah montage is a medley of three well-known traditional songs about the Festival of Lights, especially crafted for Disney's Voices of Liberty. Hanukkah, O Hanukkah; The Dreidel Song

This music captures the sense of joy and celebration, the triumph of light over darkness, of purity over adulteration, of spirituality over materiality in both the words and the music. A fun, energetic, and

An energetic, celebrative Hanukkah song that rejoices, "Clash, Israel, the cymbals, touch the lyre," while the accompanying trumpet, horn, and cymbals add to the festivities!

The traditional Hebrew Hanukkah melody, also known as Rock of Ages, is given a modern facelift in this fresh arrangement. Contemporary harmonies and some rhythmic adjustments in the vocal lines are

A setting of a portion of the Hebrew prayer Al HaNissim (On the Miracles), recited on the Jewish festival of Chanukah. The prayer is an expression of gratitude for God's intervention on behalf of the Jews

This flexibly voiced setting of the ever-popular Hebrew song works equally well for three-part mixed, SAB, or SA voices. The canonic treatment of the melody, lush choral harmonies, and artful accompaniment

This well-known Hebrew blessing, set canonically, is rhythmically interesting and exciting. The simple Hebrew text, which translates as "Sing to God a new song. Sing to God all the earth," has universal

This gentle, lilting piece contains solo and unison passages during the beginning and middle sections and two-part passages during the ending section. Hebrew text dominates, with a few passages in English.

Three Pieces for Chanukah is not so much a set of arrangements of familiar words and tunes as it is a set of original compositions based on them. The first piece, Oh, Chanukah/Y'meit

Three Pieces for Chanukah is not so much a set of arrangements of familiar words and tunes as it is a set of original compositions based on them. The second setting features a jazz-influenced,

Three Pieces for Chanukah is not so much a set of arrangements of familiar words and tunes as it is a set of original compositions based on them. The mood of the third setting is extremely upbeat;