This noted composer has focused his talents on the holiday season with this delightful musical treat. In this work he has masterfully merged the Christmas carols I Saw Three Ships and In the

The ships are swinging into New Orleans with this groovin' version of this popular holiday classic. Includes written solos for alto sax and trombone. First and second trumpets play a G on top of the

This 19th-century English carol is given a theme-and-variations treatment for a cappella divisi mixed choir. With a blend of traditional and modern harmonies and features for upper and lower voices, it

For SATB choir and piano, orchestra or brass ensemble (4tpt, 3tbn, tuba, perc, hp (opt)), this carol is also available in Carols for Choirs 3 and 100 Carols for Choirs. The accompaniments

Arranged by the lengendary Luther Henderson and recorded on the Canadian Brass CD, Christmas Time Is Here, this light-hearted version of the holiday favorite is adapted here for full concert band. 

This delightful setting of a popular traditional carol boasts a really nice variety of textures, rhythms, and keys as the setting builds verse by verse. The mimicking of bells in the vocals contributes to a

This light-hearted arrangement is a delight for both audience and ringer. The original English tune is interwoven with echos of sea shanty melodies and original material. The flute part, while optional,

This creative setting of I Saw Three Ships employs flute (penny whistle) and bodhran (hand drum) to invigorate the festive carol with a dance-like mood. The third stanza is set with strong offbeats

Just what you need for your beginners' very first Christmas concert! This tune was created with no key signature, uses only the first few notes learned, and can be performed after only a few months of

Opening with vocal "droons" and whistles, this setting of the traditional English carol breathes new life into a beloved melody. With a rhythmic jig-like piano accompaniment, this festive arrangement is

The jazz waltz feel is perfect for this carol! Sweet choral harmonies float above the lilting accompaniment in this simple, straightforward setting, and the effect is marvelous! Optional parts for saxophone

This arrangement of a beloved classic combines original material with the memorable theme, creating a joyful, rich, and unexpected version of the traditional English carol. Musicians and audiences alike

John Rutter made this setting of the English folk song for The Bach Choir in 1977. The choral part is shown in the score for reference but is not included in the set. The arrangement is compatible with the

The solid choral writing in this spritely setting of the traditional English carol guarantees success for any size ensemble. Clever bell motives provide musical continuity, with or without the inclusion of

The Christmas melodies I Saw Three Ships and O Come, O Come, Emmanuel combine in this creative arrangement with optional parts for string orchestra. With no bell changes included, it can

This is not the traditional melody of I Saw Three Ships, but it's so delightful, it's unforgettable! The traditional words are refreshed in their new musical context, making for a bright, happy

This fun and boisterous arrangement includes mallets and many other stopped techniques. The lilting opening section gives way to a grandiose presentation of the melody and then returns to the sea-shanty

Suitable for both church and school choirs, Craig Curry's setting of the traditional English carol is absolutely exquisite and extremely well crafted. Curry uses dramatic dynamic changes, stunning piano

This very tasteful setting of the old English carol, which dates back to the 17th century, will be well received in school, church, or community concerts. With limited bass bells, it is easily prepared with

Understated, straight-ahead swing a la Dave Brubeck meets traditional English Christmas carol. There's mostly full-ensemble playing with a brief, written trumpet solo, cued for trombone. Features drums