SKU: HP.2814P

UPC: 763628228149. By Johnny Marks.

Popular Christmas tune by Johnny Marks
This holiday classic was made famous by Burl Ives as the title track from his 1965 Christmas album. The charm and nuances that make this favorite tug at the heartstrings and call up fond memories from Christmases past are perfectly captured in this enchanting setting. The addition of handchimes, synth strings and percussion further enhances the feeling of this magical time of the year.

SKU: HP.2895

UPC: 763628128951. Michael W. Smith; Wayne Kirkpatrick.

Contem porary classic by Michael W. Smith and Wayne Kirkpatrick This Lloyd Larson setting of Michael W. Smith's contemporary classic captures the tender and simple melodic interpretation found in the artist's own rendition, while at the same time creating a lush choral version to enhance the Christmas worship experience. It spans the spectrum dynamically while underscoring the overall theme that Emmanuel has been born and now, All is well. The addition of the optional instrument parts for flute, oboe, horn and cello can heighten the impact of the performance. Orchestrations: Conductor's Score, Flute, Oboe (or Soprano Sax or Clarinet), Clarinet in B-flat, Bassoon (or Bass Clarinet), Horn in F (or Clarinet), 2 Trumpets in B-flat, 2 Trombones (or Baritone T. C. ), Percussion 1 and 2, Piano, Harp, 2 Violins, Viola, Cello, String Reduction.

SKU: HP.2441

UPC: 763628124410.

Tradi tional English Carol This thoughtful and quiet rendering of the traditional English carol by arranger Sandra Eithun is a perfect fit for times when a more reflective mood during holiday performances is desired. All of the greenery of the Christmas season is covered as segments of O Christmas Tree are woven into this lyrical setting for 3-5 octave handbells.

SKU: LO.20-2067L

ISBN 9780787763046.

In this expressive, challenging piece, Matthew Compton weaves together the tunes COVENTRY CAROL and GREENSLEEVES with exquisite sensitivity and craft. Flowing LV accompaniment patterns support the melodies, which are shared by treble and bass ringers. This piece is one that’s worth the extra practice time—it is certain to be a beautiful addition to Christmas concerts and services.