SSAA
Craig Courtney breathes new life into this familiar carol with this tender but powerful setting for SSAA and piano. Be prepared for a strong emotional response. This will be the highlight of your Christmas Eve worship. Also available for SATB and TTBB voicings.
SSA or TTB
This timeless classic continues to be a best-seller year after year. A perfect addition to any Christmas celebration! This arrangement can be sung as either 3 part men (TTB) or 3 part women (SSA)
SSAATTBB
Arranged for mixed chorus (SSAATTBB). The closing chorus from the Oratorio “The Redeemer” by Robert Cundick, with a lot of individualization in each part. “He is the root and the offspring of David and the bright and morning star. And let him who is athirst come. Let him take the water of life freely.” Conductor's score and parts available separately (#20039).
Difficulty: Difficult / difficult acc.
Performance time: 6:00
Reference: Isaiah 26:3–4, Psalm 145:8–9, 14–21, Revelations 22:16-18
Silent Night – TTBB (Luboff)
Bright, up-tempo Christmas arrangement for mens chorus (TTBB) and piano. Perfect as an opening Christmas number.
Come, Follow Me arranged for Male Chorus (TTBB) by Bradley V. Omer.
Original sacred work for a cappella mixed chorus (SSAATTBB), sung as a plea to the Lord for an increase of faith, wisdom and charity in adversity.
Give your choir and congregation the privilege of experiencing this traditional German Carol as never before. Courtney’s setting for TTBB choir, piano and optional string quartet gently redefines “joy” and challenges the listener to a new level of worship . Also available for SATB (CU1012) and SSAA (CU1014). Optional string quartet parts (CU1012A) are available.
This traditional carol is well suited to its jazz-flavored 5/4 setting in the style of Dave Brubeck's classic jazz tune Take Five. A sure hit for your next Christmas concert. Duration: 2:04
Mark Patterson has made a stunningly beautiful setting of this famous romantic poem by the great 19th Century English poet, William Wordsworth. With ranges well-tailored to young male singers, this sensitive piece will be a big hit with the gentlemen of the choir.
