Despite having been written as recently as 1991 this modern Christmas song has already been covered by more than twenty artists and now forms an indispensable part of the choral Christmas repertoire rightly being called a classic. With lyrics and music by Mark Lowry and Buddy Greene Mary Did You Know? was originally recorded by the Christian recording artist Michael English on his solo debut album. Multiple recordings have appeared over the years across multiple genres ranging from contemporary gospel to a cappella country and R&B most recently by the popular vocal group Pentatonix.   Part of Fred Bock Publications Mary Did You Know? is arranged for SSA Voices.

Bring us joy! Bring us hope! Bring us love! For the Advent/Christmas season “Mary's Son Precious One” captures the anticipation of the coming of the Christ child. Written for SAB voices this freshly crafted lullabyis easily accessible to both smaller and larger choirs. The moving text and delicate melody are perfect for your Christmas Eve worship.

Discovery Level 2-On This Merry Christmas Day by George Strid and Mary Donnelly for SSA choir with piano accompaniment.

Here's a Christmas spiritual medley...swing style! Mark Hayes has created an ingenious pairing of two well-loved spirituals: Mary Had a Baby and Go Tell It On the Mountain. Your choir will really enjoy puttingthis one together. Rhythmic and fun! Available: SATB Instrumental Pak (Rhythm and Winds) ChoirTrax CD.

Your choir will absolutely love singing this soulful anthem and your congregation will love hearing it! Incorporating the spiritual 'Swing Low Sweet Chariot' with her gospel-swing original melody Mary McDonald has created a real gem for any worship setting.

Mary Did You Know?. This setting is structured after the amazing Pentatonix version from their That's Christmas to Me album in 2014 and may be sung a cappella or accompanied. Ideal for pop/jazz or concert choirs, the beautiful layered vocal textures will create a stunning moment in your concert!

Hungary has a thousand-year-old tradition of reverence for the Virgin Mary. In the course of the centuries the Church has found more and more occasions for the celebration of Mary. The greatest is the celebration of Mary?s assumption into heaven which coincides with the anniversary of the death of Saint Stephen on August 15. The texts of these choral works originate from various supplicatory prayers from the office vocal texts and hymns. The six choral works don?t form a cycle since the texts are associated with different liturgies. The choruses: Regina caeli ? antiphon for Easter Sub tuum praesidium ? antiphon Maria Mater gratiae ? short hymn Ave Regina caelorum ?antiphon for Lent Ave maris stella ? Hymn to Mary Virgo parens Christi benedicta ? responsorium can be sung singly or in any combination.

3 From A Menagerie Of Song-Penguin No.3 from Carolyn Jennings' 'Menagerie of Songs' - a collection of pieces that set the text from Mary Ann Hoberman's 'The Raucous Auk: A Menagerie of Poems' to music.This piece is for Unison/2-3 Part Choir with Piano accompaniment.