This brief, concise arrangement seamlessly strings together six carol favorites featuring various twists on meter and style while maintaining accessibility. It is perfect as a festive opener or closer that

Melding such favorites as Here We Come A-Caroling, Good King Wenceslas and We Wish You a Merry Christmas, this bright uptempo medley is sure to be an instant audience pleaser.

A delightful original Christmas piece that heralds the coming of the season for developing mixed choirs.

A warm and inviting secular winter song about looking back on treasured winter memories and family experiences of past Decembers with a hopeful eye toward creating new and lasting memories this year.

Best used as a concert opener, this buoyant piece may be sung from the risers or as a processional. Based on a Welsh folk song, it may be performed all year, or with the alternate lyrics for holiday

"To find the lost, to heal the broken, to feed the hungry..." this is the work of Christmas, as depicted in this deeply felt piece that will be especially strong for community groups with a tradition of

This whirlwind setting of the dance-like French carol will fill your performance venue with a spirit of festive joy! The familiar melody is surrounded with rhythmic harmonies that are ideal for a cappella

Colorful contrasts and vocal feats over a dazzling piano accompaniment are displayed in this festive arrangement of the traditional English carol for men's chorus edited by Tim Seelig. Opportunities for

This wonderful, energetic arrangement of the traditional English carol with a fresh new text will quickly become a favorite to sing and to hear. Scored for SATB choir and piano, the setting is challenging

This original Christmas piece from Cynthia Gray has the feel of a traditional spiritual presented in an upbeat, modern style that will have your choir singing for joy! Lots of accessible syncopation and a

"Season's greetings to one and all! It's time to celebrate and deck the hall! ... Fa-la-la!" Spark some holiday spirit with this bright, festive original which cleverly incorporates snippets of Deck the

Grab your coat, scarf and mittens and join us on a sleigh ride! This original festive winter partner song will give your choir plenty to sing about, both in unison and in harmony. When the familiar

This fantastically fun Christmas feature gives us Jolly Old St. Nicholas in a swing style with vocal jazz elements and slides over a boogie bass. The syncopated choral parts and tasty harmonies

This rip-roaring, country-style holiday novelty number celebrates the Clark Griswold in all of us! How many outdoor decorations do YOU hang for the holiday season? Accessible two-part choral writing makes

"Now listen here, Santa, the time has come for equal opportunity!" Finally - Mrs. Claus is ready to take center stage after years of working behind the scenes! A sassy holiday novelty for treble voices

Did you ever wonder what would happen if Rudolph, Frosty and Suzy threw a giant holiday party? Wonder no longer.  This creative mash-up of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman

This sparkling contemporary carol from Jay Althouse in 5/4 time is a fresh addition to any winter program! Features an evocative text that speaks to special sights, sounds, and feelings of the holidays.

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

This fresh take on the ever-popular holiday song could have been called Jazzy Jingle Bells! Syncopated rhythms and tight vocal harmonies permeate this swingin' arrangement. A short scat-singing

A festival arrangement of the traditional carol that is sure to impress. This reimagined classic features colorful harmonies, vibrant rhythms, theme-and-variations surprises, and a fantastic accompaniment

"Gather round, lend a hand, spread the joy throughout the land. Out of the cold and dark of night, love has come again." A heartfelt holiday love letter to the memories and special feelings that come only