Unison and Two-Part Christmas and Holiday Choral Music

Winter words are a perfect fit for this popular Ukrainian folk tune, as we sing about bundling up, sledding over hills and valleys, and dashing through snow-covered trees. The introduction and a brief

Combining three of the most beloved Christmas carols, this medley is a great way to close your concert. After all, who doesn't love to hear and sing Jingle Bells; Here We Come A-caroling and We

This fast-paced mini-medley is overflowing with holiday merriment! From the rollicking Here We Come A-Caroling and regal Good King Wenceslas to the sweet ballad  I Heard the Bells

Inspiring at any time of year, this song brings light from a single solo voice that gradually increases luminosity as the full texture builds. Mostly in English, with a short section on the Latin Lux

"Come share with all the world your own festive song..." Sing this original holiday piece with a light and joyful tone quality, with good diction, and spread a heartfelt message of peace and joy for

Two lively and fun French carols are paired together in this sparkling new arrangement filled with joy and jubilation. Showcase your choir; the vocal parts are easy to learn, yet the performance sounds much

Three traditional carol favorites are tastefully arranged and tied together with Pachelbel's enduring canon. For added charm, choir members may play sleigh bells during the canon interludes between

The familiar Longfellow Christmas text is paired with a sweet original melody in this arrangement. The piano accompaniment is based on Pachelbel's Canon in D and an optional descant adds to the

Looking for a cute holiday novelty that's easy to put together and high on audience appeal? This simple partner-song setting gives you two charming melodies that pair perfectly with each other for singers

All the glee and joy of a much-anticipated holiday bursts off the page in this cheerful showstopper that features a nice balance of unison and beginning-level two-part singing. For an extra touch, add the

This German carol, traditionally sung on Nikolausabend (Nicholas Eve), has been adapted for young voices in a festive setting for the holidays. The original carol has been expanded with the addition of a

"'Tis the season to be jolly. Deck the hall with boughs of holly. Sing with tidings of good cheer..." This joyful, festive holiday song is sure to brighten any concert! Teach rhythmic precision, diction,

This fun, fast-paced mashup of traditional carols includes Angels We Have Heard on High; Deck the Halls; Jingle Bells; Here We Come A-Caroling; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and Ding Dong

"Comes around but once a year, floating on a midnight clear. Close your eyes and you might hear a Christmas melody." This clever original song references classic Christmas carols in the text and piano

"Look, the trees are bright, strung with twinkling lights; there's excitement in the air!" It's true! This playful piece will put excitement in the air for singers and audiences alike. Quoting We Wish

Twenty-three familiar holiday songs in three minutes! For extra fun, you can involve your audience in counting the tunes as they fly by. Your students can even hold up numbered signs every time a different

A festive setting of the English round that will come together quickly at that busy time of year. After the rousing opening fanfare, the melody is sung in unison and becomes a two-part, and eventually a

From its opening measures, the joyous spirit and crisp energy of this festive piece will engage your singers and audiences and put them in the holiday spirit! Jingle bells will add to the merriment of this

Louisa May Alcott's cheerful text comes alive in this festive Christmas delight for young choirs! Rhythmic, echoing vocal lines are supported with a crisp and bright accompaniment. With just a hint of

Here's a delicate holiday ballad for two-part choirs that is easy to learn and enjoyable to sing. Featuring an optional glockenspiel and a closing descant, this piece is designed to come together quickly at

Cooroo Cooroo is the gentle song of the snow bird in this charming winterscape piece for treble voices. "Look to the sky, close your eyes; feel the snowflakes fall. All around, there is no sound