This uptempo 6/8 setting of a beloved carol is fresh and accessible. With tons of energy, great part-writing and a great orchestration, Rouse has breathed new life into this favorite. Great for a blended or

Steven Strite provides a stunning original setting of this classic Christmas lyric: "While shepherds watched their flocks by night." Rich sonorities and varied timbres and color abound in this inspiring

This setting of the contemporary classic captures the tender and simple melodic interpretation found in the artist's own rendition. It spans the spectrum dynamically while underscoring the overall theme

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

A tender and moving treasure from the pen of Michael W. Smith and Wayne Kirkpatrick, this exceptional arrangement features a child's solo at the beginning and stirring choral parts for the ensemble.

This beautiful arrangement partners Silent Night with an original melody, lending a delightful ambiance to this beloved classic. The flowing piano and cello accompaniments enhance the lyrical

This original Christmas anthem contrasts outer sections of effusive joy with a lullaby-like central section. Well crafted and engaging, this piece is sure to meet the needs of liturgical churches. 

The classic 19th-century Christmas text is presented here with new music in this lovely choral offering. The melody rises to express the key climatic moments: "Hail that ever blessed morn, hail redemption's

Composed by Jay Rouse with lyrics by Rose Aspinall, this powerful Advent anthem reaches out to tell the story of the coming child. The optional orchestration by Ed Hogan is a part of this piece's

This setting of the Thomas Troeger text reminds us of the power of music to connect heaven to earth and that the greatest cause for singing is the resurrection. Its opening "alleluias" are woven in a

Excerpted from Raney's top-selling cantata, Sing with the Angels!, this tender song combines All Night, All Day with another sweet folk melody, All Through the Night, to create a

This outstanding arrangement of the beloved Christmas carol is sure to delight choirs and congregations alike. Each stanza receives a thoughtful treatment in voicing and instrumentation, making this a truly

This traditional Christmas carol set in an energetic style incorporates melodies from Ding Dong! Merrily on High along with the title carol. The middle verse may be sung a cappella before entering

Neil Harmon has created joyous new music, rhythmic and lively with 6/8 and 4/4 in alternation for this traditional carol text. The dance-like setting is full of infectious fun with nice key changes and

The familiar words of the traditional carol are paired with new music and a modern feel in this dynamic piece that can be sung throughout the Christmas season. With a melody that congregations will catch on

Creatively pairing new music with two Christmas carol texts, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing and Angels We Have Heard on High, this bright anthem is an excellent complement to a Christmas

This festive setting of REGENT SQUARE is filled with joy, an exciting piece for Christmas Eve worship or a Christmas program. The extended introduction allows for a Christmas processional, and the whole

Here is a piece that can be used as a choral introit or a processional during the Christmas season. It also functions as a seamless introduction to the congregational singing of The First Noel.

This is the perfect anthem to program after a busy and full December! Antiphonal voices of any age and any number will be successful with this piece which depicts the magi's journey to Bethlehem. Consider

The well-known Christmas carol gets a modern twist in this highly stylized gospel arrangement. With a slow soulful groove, the harmonies, articulation, and rhythmic delivery of the text all have a decidedly

A tender setting of the CRADLE SONG tune, this a cappella setting features three verses sung in four parts throughout. Sopranos have the melody, accompanied by the choir on "oo" in verse one; tenors take