Spartiti canti di Natale per coro

This fifteenth century English carol, originally titled 'Nowell, Nowell, Dieu vous garde' has been recast in modern form although the ancient feel is still present. Vocal parts may be doubled by wind...

This marvelous poetry is by award-winning Canadian poet, Wendy Jean MacLean, who also provided the fascinating text for Sirett's The Stars Point the Way'” (SSA and Piano, 979-0-051-48094-4) which was...

Hier kommt eine lebhafte und aufwendige Vertonung eines klassischen französischen Weihnachtsliedes! Als Imitationen der im Text erwähnten Flöten und Trommeln, spielen sich die Chorstimmen ihre 'tu-re-...

A gentle rocking-song from the Outer Hebrides, traditionally sung at Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Rogers' arrangement begins quietly with a solo soprano, and gradually builds to the full choir.

The tuneful melody of this lovely Austrian carol dominates the choral texture. The piano accompaniment provides a colorful harmonic underlay and feeling of momentum. Although scored for SATB voices, u...

This short and accessible Christmas anthem begins with a lilting 9/8 section, becoming harmonically richer and fuller as it builds to a joyous “Gloria.”

In terra pax, Christmas Scene for soprano & baritone soli, chorus & orchestra (1954/6). The text conflates Robert Bridges's poem Noel: Christmas Eve (1913) and Luke 2: 8-14. Finzi suggested that the N...

Chorsatz für Schul- und Laienchöre geeignet

Chorsatz für Schul- und Laienchöre geeignet

Chorsatz für Schul- und Laienchöre geeignet

Chorsatz für Schul- und Laienchöre geeignet

Eine beschwingte Schlittenfahrt durch das winterliche St. Petersburg. Das Werk des Deutschen Richard Eilenberg (1848-1925) geniesst in Russland so große Popularität, dass es mittlerweile als russische...

Frederick Bridge 's Christmas Day for SATB choir with Soprano soloist.

Calypso Carol, a three-verse Christmas song, is a joyous, upbeat seasonal tune that would be appropriate for student Choruses and amateur choirs alike. Calypso, like all Caribbean music, has its roots...

A Medley including 'Give My Regards to Broadway,' 'Hey, Look Me Over,' 'Step to the Rear,' and 'If My Friends Could See Me Now!'