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Ring in the joy of Christmas morning with ringing men's voices! Melodic
  part writing makes this a quick learn, but the effect is mature and
  impressive.

Good Christian Men, Rejoice

TB Octavo

This vigorous lesser-known Christmas carol takes text by 19th-century
  poet William Morris and marries it to a French dance tune. When set here for
  men's voices, the result is a rousing carol that works wonderfully as a
  processional. Available in the lower key of C minor or the higher key of D
  minor a double check to make sure you select the listing for the one in the
  key you want!

Masters In This Hall

This arrangement takes the traditional four-part harmonization of the OLD HUNDREDTH hymn tune and pairs it with an expressive piano accompaniment that includes a fun reharmonization on the third verse. Very singable and accessible for emerging choirs. Also suitable for church choirs and liturgical uses.

All People That on Earth Do Dwell

SATB Octavo

A Christmas favorite, set here for men's voices with divisi (most often
  in unison or two part, with shorter accessible four part sections). Your
  tenors and basses will love the vigorous singing called for in this
  arrangement.

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

Exuberance and reverence come together in this setting of Mary's song
  from the Gospel of Luke. Featuring the composer's trademark text painting and
  surprising but singable modulations, it was written as a companion piece to
  his Nunc Dimittis (also available) and shares a common Gloria Patri ending
  section.

Magnificat

Set a tone of otherworldly and divine wonder in your Christmas program with this arrangement of the traditional and haunting French carol. Works well as a processional.

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

From the majestic, fanfare-like throne room opening, to the rhythmic
  pounding of roaring waves, to the reverent resting place at the end, every
  verse of this psalm is brought to captivating life for your choir and
  audience. Don't let the changing meter or frequent shift of tonal center fool
  you; your choir will find it very singable.

Psalm 93

This gentle setting of Simeon's Song from the Gospel of Luke builds to a
  powerful Gloria Patri ending, which it shares in common with its companion
  piece, Magnificat (also available). Though it uses the traditional Latin
  title, the text is in English from the Book of Common Prayer.

Nunc Dimittis

This arrangement of the familiar Austrian Christmas carol features a newly written text that more closely reflects the original German. Lush three-part writing and expressive phrasing makes for a magical experience for your tenor-bass choir and your audience.

Still, Still, Still

TBB Octavo

Subtle text painting and unexpected yet very singable harmonic shifts
  make this a short gem of a piece. Suitable for both concert/festival and
  liturgical settings.

We Have This Hope

This piece takes the full traditional medieval text for Resonet In Laudibus, but sets it to new music that will fill your performing space with a building, glorious resonance. The changing meter and divisi make this an excellent choice for larger intermediate to advanced choirs.

Resonet In Laudibus

This lesser-known hymn originally traced the life and death of Christ, but here additional text by the composer gives a special focus to the mystery of the Incarnation with an eye towards Christ's mission of being born into the world to give his life. A haunting minor melody is given moments of majesty and vigor in this setting for men's voices.

Who Is This, So Weak and Helpless

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