This budget-stretching collection is a must-have for two-part choirs! Featuring six best-selling pieces with positive messages of togetherness in a variety of styles, veteran choral composer and arranger

Optional Flute. Christmas. Skillful choral writing gently supports the haunting melody of this classic French carol. Rewarding for your choir and enjoyable for your audience.

The traditional We Three Kings of Orient Are is cast in a moderate swing style that will be a jazzy showpiece for tenor-bass choirs. The piano part sets the mood and the vocals remain in

Beginning with a simple statement of "O Christmas Tree," this playful arrangement suddenly breaks out in a happy swing style with an original tune and clever text. Comfortable ranges, simple voice leading,

"Welcome season of delight. Welcome on this winter night." Open your December concert or madrigal dinner festivities with this sturdy, engaging choral fanfare. The largely independent piano part adds

"Ancient lights, still as bright, pierce the dark of night. Welcome, Hanukkah!" Set with quiet joy, the characteristic modal melody supports a text celebrating the highlights of the season of light.

"And what Christmas means to each of us is what makes the season bright...love will help us remember what Christmas means." Program this tender, original contemporary Christmas ballad to bring light to why

"Awake the voice, awake the string...what sweeter music can we bring?" Join a classic Robert Herrick Christmas poem and the inspired music of Jean Berger, and you have the makings of a superb addition to

It's about time someone asked this question regarding the gifts in The Twelve Days of Christmas! This humorous commentary on the impracticality of 23 birds, eight cows, 50 people, and a tree will