The lovely piano introduction evokes the serenity of a quiet, snowy winter's night. Words of comfort and assurance are sung to the sleeping baby in a gorgeously nuanced choral texture that includes an a

Irish singer and songwriter Enya's gentle song about the falling snow is a wonderful programming option for any winter concert. Easy-to-learn parts float effortlessly over the ethereal texture, which would

This setting of one of Robert Frost's most well-known poems has great educational value, teaching lyricism, musicality, and the poetic connection. In a strophic form, it begins in unison, easing into clever

Pairing the traditional French tune UNE JEUNE PUCELLE with a frosty winter text, this lyrical seasonal song is an expressive selection for your winter concert. Very conservative ranges, simple rhythms, and

This tranquil original work celebrates the metamorphosis from fall into winter. A perennial favorite selection for fall concerts, the text and tune capture the turning of the leaves in song.

Detailed imagery and a haunting melody pull the singers into a frozen world that dramatically thaws and blossoms. Open harmonies and repeated skips in the voice-leading establish a lyrical style composed

This gorgeous original lullaby is full of simple and beautiful images: a garden awaiting the return of spring; snow as soft as lamb's wool; a sleepy child dreaming of songs that "rise on silken wings."

This Shakespearean text is explored in the remarkable Rutter style, giving you an ideal selection for your winter concert or any other performance occasion.

This atmospheric setting of words from Shakespeare's As You Like It is sprightly and uplifting, with singers being asked to perform with "a bit of frost and a knowing smile." Musically it includes

Treble choirs young and old will appreciate the part-writing, repeated patterns, and icy energy of Shakespeare's text. This piece is filled with delightful surprises, including percussion, some aleatoric

Brownsey and Lantz have done it again! What fun for elementary choirs this is! Not everyone lives in a cold climate during wintertime. This piece pits cold weather and warm weather in a friendly vocal disco