Bells are associated with the holiday season as well as celebratory and inspirational tributes and events. This song will be your favorite choral imitating the ring and sound of bells. Polyphonic and homophonic sections play offeach other and add to the diverse sound. An optional section allows two choirs to sing together in both musical styles. Simplistic singing builds to majestic singing then fades away like bells in a steeple chiming in fallingsnow. Now two-part ensembles can enjoy this memorable choral with an optional piano accompaniment. What cannot be sung by the two voices is now provided by the piano accompaniment. However if used as an a cappella piece theflavor and excitement are still there for the singers and audience. A wonderful addition for your treble library! Available separately: SATB unaccompanied; SSAA unaccompanied SSAB unaccompanied; 2-part accompanied.

What do you get when you give Mark Hayes two favorite winter songs to arrange? You get this incredible work of “Winter Wonderland” and “Let It Snow” together in one arrangement! The orchestration isspectacular as only Mark can do. Smart vocal lines that sing with the greatest of ease help make this a must-have choral for your holiday or winter program.

Traditional Zulu Dowry Song-Here is a popular Zulu traditional song as arranged by Rudolf de Beer former conductor of the Drakensberg Boys Choir of South Africa. What a vivid connection to the people and culture of that part of the world! Authenticpercussion and movement suggestions give this selection great visual appeal. Available separately: SATB SSAA. Duration: ca. 1:50.

What a stunning arrangement for the holidays! Happy holiday bells! Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians first performed this showstopper. Now you can sing and enjoy hearing this new arrangement for SATB voices and four-hand piano accompaniment including optional handbells and orchestra performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir! It will light up your holiday concert and certainly bring the house to its feet!

It is the words to the famous English carol you expect but the music is a pleasant surprise. The rolling piano part is reminiscent of a harp and sets the dance in motion. The vocal lines are buoyant and flowing. The harmonies are not what you expect from Burchard and the unexpected change is delightful.

A fabulous arrangement of the popular classic Wonderful World by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele for SSAA voices and soloist as arranged by Audrey Snyder.

Evoking the visions of John the Revelator this African American spiritual depicts the twelve gates of the city that represents eternal freedom. This arrangement features the traditional as well as original melodic material with triadic harmonies and a percussive and rhythmic accompaniment building in intensity to the final Hallelu!