A perfect opener for your holiday concert or Madrigal dinner, this inspired original partners with Deck the Hall and possesses all of the color and pageantry of a Renaissance court celebration.

Inspired by the spontaneous ceasefire that occurred on many battle lines on the first Christmas Eve during World War I, this piece lives in a moment when the world was at peace. Accounts tell us that carols

Create an exhilarating feel-good experience for singers and audiences alike with this bright arrangement of the seasonal classic paired with a clever original melody. The optional accompaniment puts the

This bright, cheerful piece really sparkles for young and developing voices! Easy to sing, with an optional bells part and kid-friendly lyrics, it will make an excellent holiday concert opener!

Robert Frost's sensitive and introspective text is the canvas for this beautifully crafted piece. The music is delicately created with lush harmonies and a warm key to suit the mood of the poem, and it

This exciting, Broadway show-style opener will immediately grab your audience's attention and get them into the spirit of the season. Add in easy vocal parts and an upbeat, very Christmassy accompaniment

"I wish I were a dove and had wings and could fly; this night to my love's window...by the soft moonlight all night I would wait, and think of pretty Saro 'til the rosy dawn of day." This soulful

Using the early American tune Star in the East, this setting is an easy-to-sing selection in a unique style. The original text makes this a delightful offering for concerts in the winter

"Beyond the silver mountains, beyond the beautiful hills, my spirit and joy, my lovely one, has gone, and winds have been stilled." Douglas Wagner wrote this tender song of parting shortly after his

Refreshingly unique and tasteful setting of this traditional Hebrew song of peace. An excellent choice with extremely limited ranges, and a sensitive, supportive accompaniment.

This versatile patriotic work is easy to prepare and suitable for many occasions. Effectively pairing America, the Beautiful with an original melody and text in a partner song setting,

A canon written in the 18th century, this arrangement highlights the lilting character of the early Classical period. It is very easily learned because each part sings the melody of the canon. Bright and