Choral

A beautiful, thoughtful, a cappella SATB chorus setting of the Howard Thurman text which offers the challenge to live out the Christmas story in very practical ways. Also available in other voicings: The Work of Christmas - SSAA The Work of Christmas -...

A beautiful, thoughtful, a cappella SATB chorus setting of the Howard Thurman text which offers the challenge to live out the Christmas story in very practical ways.

A spirited proclamation of the birth of the Savior, scored for a cappella SATB choir. Singers and worshippers alike will be caught up in the exuberance of the text and music.

The opening solo may fool you into thinking that a traditional arrangement is in store.  Once the men begin their syncopated ostinato, though, you’ll quickly discover that this is not your typical arrangement.  Craig Courtney takes...

Deborah Govenor's beautiful a cappella setting of Isaac Watts' immortal words depicting the pain and suffering of the crucified Savior.  The newly composed melody, the use of flute obbligato and impeccable vocal lines make this a great...

An a cappella SSAATTBB arrangement of this delightful carol. A spectacular program piece for the college/university choir or an exciting challenge for the capable church choir.

Are you looking for a light, fun carol arrangement to balance out all those lyric Christmas anthems in your library?  Consider this new setting by Craig Courtney written in the style of a sprightly madrigal. This a cappella setting boasts...

An a cappella anthem appropriate for the Christmas season. The charming melody and narrative text combine to form a selection that will be the highlight of your Christmas celebration. 

A harmonically challenging a cappella setting of the traditional GREENSLEEVES tune. This beautiful arrangement offers two solo opportunities and is complete with the alternate text MY TRUE LUVE’S LIKE A RED, RED ROSE, making it suitable for...

An a cappella SATB Christmas selection written in the style of a spiritual.  Lyrics by John Parker and music by David Lantz III.

Michael Jothen has crafted an SATB piece perfect for the beginning of your Christmas festival. The bouyant rhythms and open a cappella harmonies create a perfect opportunity for a processional and even present opportunities for simple percussion and...

An a cappella setting of Christina Rosetti’s Christmas poem. Contemporary, hushed, harmonies open to a breathtaking climax before closing the story of Mary and her newborn Son. 

The opening solo may fool you into thinking that a traditional arrangement is in store.  Once the men begin their syncopated ostinato, though, you’ll quickly discover that this is not your typical arrangement.  Craig Courtney takes...

Are you looking for a light, fun carol arrangement to balance out all those lyric Christmas anthems in your library?  Consider this new setting by Craig Courtney written in the style of a sprightly madrigal. This a cappella setting boasts...

An a cappella SSAATTBB arrangement of this delightful carol. A spectacular program piece for the college/university choir or an exciting challenge for the capable church choir.

A spirited proclamation of the birth of the Savior, scored for a cappella SATB choir. Singers and worshippers alike will be caught up in the exuberance of the text and music.

This rhythmic and contemporary SSATBB anthem written for a cappella choir will offer a significant challenge to your adult ensembles. Consider programming this during your Christmas service to add a unique flavor during an otherwise traditional time of...

A joyful, a cappella Yuletide selection with triangle and congas. Companion products digital downloads): Gloria! - triangle and conga parts - digital download Companion products (printed copies): Gloria! - triangle and conga parts 

Written in the style of a spiritual for 8-part a cappella choir, this anthem links the Child in the manger to the Lamb on the cross.  Lyrics by Pamela Martin.

The use of triple meter and a building ostinato pattern underlies the Christmas text and Mixolydian modal melodies. Written for SATB a cappella choir by Thomas More Scott.