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Harlan uses the hymn tune Hyfrdol, a gentle rolling accompaniment, and a choice of an anonymous Christmas text or a Charles Wesley text for Easter or general use. Easily prepared, would be a good warm...

Lilting Christmas lullaby, incorporating the Austrian carol Still, Still, Still, written for SATB with keyboard and optional flute (flute part is included in the octavo). Also available for SSA (HMC18...

From the Accent On Youth series. A spirited Christmas piece for SATB and percussion (finger cymbals or triangle, woodblocks, and bongos), contains optional handbells

This beautiful Christmas octavo is to the tune, Camilla. It has verses particular to both womens and men's voices as well as a sop/ten descant.

This is the first of Wilberg's three American carols. These are good concert pieces either individually or as a set and can be used for Christmas or for general use. This one starts things off with a...

This is the second of Wilberg's three American carols. These are good concert pieces either individually or as a set and can be used for Christmas or for general use. The first gets things off to a ro...

This is the third of Wilberg's three American carols. These are good concert pieces either individually or as a set and can be used for Christmas or for general use. The first piece gets things off to...

This beautiful yet simple Christmas piece arranged by Robert Lau uses the English folk tune, O Waly, Waly

As simple and sweet as the little donkey himself!An endearing way to include the children's choir for Christmas (flute part included)

From the Accent On Youth series comes a fairly advanced piece for Easter or Christmas. SATB with keyboard and optional percussion (tambourines, drum set)

A new look at the old mystery, good for times other than Christmas, suitable for young or new choir

For a medium Jr. high or high school or easy adult choir. This is a beautiful lilting melody meant for any Christmas concert, encompassing the traditional Christmas carol, O Little Town of Bethlehem.

Sweet little Christmas story for three-part youth choir and piano accompaniment

From K. Lee Scott for Christmas or Epiphany, a good choice for youth or adult choirs

Alfred Mann's scholarly edition of the Gloria from Bach's Magnificat that was first performed for Christmas vespers in 1723Published in connection with Mann's book: Bach and Handel-Choral Performance...

A reflective Christmas anthem with carefully crafted text

A new Christmas piece that is sure to become a favorite with its gentle and lilting melodiesInstrumentation: Organ, optional flute (or violin) and viola

A moving Christmas anthem combining Holst's noble tune Thaxted with words by Jaroslav Vajda, one of the most highly acclaimed text writers of his generation, beautifully arranged by William Braun.

For a high school or adult choir at Christmas time but also suitable at any time of the year, particularly nice for Communion

The Christmas story in a six-minute, seamless medley of well chosen, familiar carols.

A concert Christmas medley with soprano descant, medium advanced secondary level

Carl Nygard has done it again! This is a wonderful bit of whimsy for your holiday concert. (Choir: pay special attention to diction!)

Draws a parallel between the first Christmas and today's Christmas Eucharist: the miraculous whole being greater than the sum of the parts. Features a baritone solo

A spirited Christmas piece for secondary choir

A rich, savory arrangement of what can be a sweet little song. Recording of this song available on CD: Christmas With The Master Chorale Of Washington HS267cd.