Mixed Choir a capella

It's a high-energy, gospel-infused take on one of the most treasured Christmas carols of all time. Riveting rhythmic syncopation, triadic choral harmonies that climb in inversion, and plenty of melodi...

Unforgettable 'Sam the Snowman' (voiced by Burl Ives) sings this tune in the iconic Christmas special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. The reflective words and lyrical melody make this a cherished ever...

A Renaissance-era carol brought up to date in a fresh contemporary setting. Veteran Broadway music director and conductor Ben Cohn brings a modern musical theatre sound to this traditional English son...

Victor's arrangement of this gentle nativity carol from Spain is sung entirely in the original language (a pronunciation and translation are included). This sensitive treatment captures the lullaby mo...

Kirby Shaw's jazzy arrangement is inspired by Michael Bublé's recording of this cherished holiday standard. Each new refrain glistens more than the last as the lightly syncopated gem unfolds. Perform...

Presenting Victor Herbert's instantly recognizable 'March of the Toys' with all-new hilarious lyrics! This festive feature reads like a wacky to-do list of holiday preparations with non-stop punchline...

Advent Gift is an inspired pairing of the beloved carol tune Ihr Kinderlein, Kommet (O Come, Little Children) with a charming melody by Charles Gounod. Suggested corresponding lectionary readings incl...

It's back to the 50's with this slow rock ballad that's perfect for your winter concerts. It's not a Christmas piece, so it's suitable for any secular winter-time concert. Jay Althouse cleverly mixes...

It's back to the 50's with this slow rock ballad that's perfect for your winter concerts. It's not a Christmas piece, so it's suitable for any secular winter-time concert. Jay Althouse cleverly mixes...

Philip Kern has combined two Christmas classics ('Hark! The Herald Angels Sing' and 'Angels We have Heard on High') into one very special arrangement. The gentle opening, with harp-like accompaniment,...

Philip Kern has combined two Christmas classics ('Hark! The Herald Angels Sing' and 'Angels We have Heard on High') into one very special arrangement. The gentle opening, with harp-like accompaniment,...

The perfect opener for your Christmas concert. Sing We Now of Christmas is actually a fanfare (with optional brass quintet and snare drum) featuring new words set to this majestic French carol. It's w...

The perfect opener for your Christmas concert. Sing We Now of Christmas is actually a fanfare (with optional brass quintet and snare drum) featuring new words set to this majestic French carol. It's w...

Davis, Onorati, & Simeone

The finest pairing of melodies we've heard in years: The First Noel and Pachelbel's famous Canon in D. It works! In fact, the intertwining of these two timeless works is absolutely beautiful. A first-...

You-know-who is SQUEEZIN' DOWN THE CHIMNEY? Just putting this title in your Christmas program will guarantee a giggle from your audience. It's fun, but like all of Jay's music, it's easy-to-teach, and...

Phil Kern has skillfully weaved two cherished Christmas favorites ('Still, Still, Still' and 'O Holy Night') into one of the finest seasonal works we've heard in years. This beautiful arrangement is d...

Phil Kern has skillfully weaved two cherished Christmas favorites ('Still, Still, Still' and 'O Holy Night') into one of the finest seasonal works we've heard in years. This beautiful arrangement is d...

Mary Val Marsh knows young voices and with BABY'S BORN IN BETHLEHEM, she's given us a winner for middle school and junior high choirs. It's a light calypso number with perfect ranges and singable melo...

Lieder aus der Kantate für Hausmusik, gleichzeitig Chortpartitur der Kantaten-Fassung = BA2167. Gemischter Chor-SATB - Chorpartitur

Zwei Weihnachtskonzerte für 2 Vokal-Chöre oder zwei Bläserchöre (Blech- und/oder Holzbläser) oder Sänger- und Bläserchöre. Für Aufführungen mit Bläserchor wird die Ausgabe BA5438 benötigt. Gemischter...

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