Partitions de Chœur et Voix pour tous les ensembles

A symbolic ascending fifth opens the main melodic idea in this bright original for Christmas. Taking inspiration from 'Angels We Have Heard on High,' the chorus moves in a new harmonic direction, whil...

Contemporary songwriters Ben Glover and Francesca Battistelli remind us of the joy found in the holiday season. Expressive lyrics combine with the warm melody in a message appropriate for both school...

What better way for your developing choir to spread holiday cheer than a partner song arrangement of a favorite Christmas carol? Terrific writing for those who are just learning to sing in harmony, so...

This fresh take on the ever-popular winter song could have been called 'Jazzy Jingle Bells!' After a suspenseful introduction, syncopated rhythms and tight vocal harmonies permeate the remainder of th...

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 treatment of 'I Heard the Bells' an...

This country-style novelty number celebrates the Clark Griswold in all of us! How many outdoor decorations do YOU hang at Christmas? Accessible two-part writing in both voicings makes for easy-to-lear...

Words from the English carol, 'Good King Wenceslas' are set to the melody of 'Hey, Ho, Nobody Home.' Canonic writing ensures success, and the stately walking tempo suggests a processional. A light per...

This trio of Johnny Marks Christmastime favorites is the ultimate holiday medley. Alan Billingsley's rockin' arrangement captures the characteristic sounds of the '50s and '60s, right down to the inst...

Originally popularized by Chuck Berry in 1958, some say this was the very first rock 'n' roll Christmas song. Since then, it's been covered by everybody from Bryan Adams and Billy Idol to Kelly Clarks...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Crisp and cool as a peppermint stick, this re-imagined carol is refreshing in every way. From the light swing rhythms of the familiar melody to a jazz fantasia of Fa la la's in counterpoint, it's just...

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...

Chorpartitur - Chor unisono und Klavier

This Sephardic song features lively dance rhythms and playful melodies and lyrics describing the eight candles of Hanukkah, the special parties, games and foods.

This is a setting of a poem by Kerry poet Gabriel Fitzmaurice which beautifully captures the magical essence of Christmas from the perspective of a young child ('If you don't like the snow you're old!...

Pujdem spolu do Betléma is a popular traditional Czech Christmas carol whose title translates to 'Let's all go to Bethlehem.' In dance-like style, the verses describe different people playing their mu...

Adapted from the popular SATB Bethelehemu, Bailey's arrangement now affords developing two-part ensembles the opportunity to sing English and Swahili text Let's go together friend, let's go to Bethleh...

This holiday perennial from 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' is sure to warm the hearts of everyone within earshot of your performance. A welcome, fun addition to any holiday concert.

This mostly unison setting of the holiday classic brings 'Winter Wonderland' within the reach of even the youngest choirs. Just a couple of rehearsals, and you'll be ready to go public with this one!

Add a touch of holiday humor to your next concert with this pop Christmas classic! The arrangement is singable yet captures all the fun of the original song.

One of the all-time holiday classics heard by millions every year! Carl Strommen brings us this simple version that is sure to be enjoyed by everyone.

Frosty is truly a part of every holiday season. Here's a hand jive for your holiday program that includes 'Frosty the Snowman'. It'll be fun for everyone!

This fresh take on the ever-popular winter song could have been called 'Jazzy Jingle Bells!' After a suspenseful introduction, syncopated rhythms and tight vocal harmonies permeate the remainder of th...