All I Want for Christmas: SATB: Vocal Score

Since 1994 this release by Mariah Carey has been a popular addition to holiday playlists worldwide! Set in a retro '60s rock and roll feel it makes a perfect selection for Christmas programming.

Ella Fitzgerald’s When Santa Got Stuck Up The Chimney is a popular and upbeat Christmas classic. Choruses can enjoy the piece's sense of festive fun as a humorous addition to their seasonal repertoire.Arranged for SATB choir with an additional baritone part and piano accompaniment this single sheet choral release is perfect for choirs wanting to create their own Christmas programme piece by piece.

See Amid The Winter's Snow was originally composed by hymn writer Edward Caswall with music by John Goss. Choruses will enjoy this jazzy gospel-style arrangement of the classic carol – a wonderful re-imagining for any festive programme.Arranged by Matthew O'Donovan for SATB choir with piano accompaniment this single sheet choral release is perfect for choirs wanting to create their own Christmas programme piece by piece.

Peace love hope and the joy that comes from music that heals the heart and spirit – these are the true gifts of Christmas. This uplifting gospel-flavored song was premiered at the Deck the Hall Christmas Festival at OldSt. Patrick's Church in Chicago and arranged for choir by Rollo Dilworth. A perfect concert closer! Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Rhythm parts available digitally (b dm). Duration: ca. 4:00.

Create a special concert moment with this tender holiday standard in a jazz-flavored ballad setting that is certain to put everyone in the Christmas spirit! Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Rhythm parts availabledigitally (gtr b dm). Duration: ca. 2:45.

There is a wealth of Christmas repertoire for choirs to choose from and sometimes it is difficult to select which arrangement you want of your traditional carols. It is refreshing when you get a selection which has a new version of a familiar carol plus two carols which you think you should know but donâ??t. This is the case with Joanna Gillâ??s three new carols. â??Sir Christèmasâ? a traditional British carol in the setting by William Mathias has been a popular choice for many years. Yet here is a refreshing new arrangement with the hint of sleigh bells and a choral texture where the melody is passed from voice to voice. The carol builds to a triumphant ending to highlight the fun and merry making to be had at Christmas. Then we have two new original carol settings: â??I heard the bells on Christmas dayâ? with words by the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It is presented with a swinging bell like texture and a catchy tune builds to a dramatic ending wishing peace on earth goodwill to men. â??Look to the Stableâ? is a new carol with words by Becca Beschizza a gentle lullaby to the new born baby Jesus praising this event and the Glory of God. This gentle melody is bound to become a favourite with both choirs and audiences.The three carols in this album are going to appeal to the singer with their simple but effective word setting along with the beautiful and well-crafted accompaniments. Furthermore they are going to appeal to the audience and will become a popular feature in many Christmas carol services around the world.

Rejoice in the Savior's birth with dancing and pipes! This spirited Christmas anthem from the team of Williams and Paige will make both singers and congregation want to move with the spirit and shout for joy! A lively excitinginvitation to celebrate A Christmas Madrigal will make a great processional or festive call to worship.

Heather Sorenson's intriguing setting of this standard Christmas Carol is unparalleled. Her imaginative writing to a classic tune brings a deeper appreciation to the song. No question Heather's setting makes you want to sing this favorite all over again.

Lowell Alexander has done it again. Here's a fantastic new Christmas song that your choir will want to sing every year. Triumphantly arranged by Kyle Hill this piece has a compelling Middle-Eastern feel putting the listener onthe hills outside of Bethlehem. Brass and percussion parts and accompaniment CD are available separately.

Helen Grime wrote this Christmas carol for the Hallé Youth Choir to sing at the close of 2013. The words are from an anonymous medieval cradle song.Grime said of the piece: ?I haven?t written muchchoral music before so it?s really exciting for me. And I know they?re an absolutely fabulous choir. I wanted to write something quite simple in structure and clear in meaning.?