Allan Koetz's instrumental interpretation of the traditional hymn, "Good Christian Men, Rejoice" is at once contemplative and exciting. Best tackled by a moderately experienced pianist, this is a perfect piece for an offertory or interlude.

This arrangement of the Christmas favorite stays faithful to the traditional feel and message of the original, while adding beautiful new verses from Nan Allen. It's arranged for SATB choir, but includes several sections in unison.

A simple, celebratory, small band arrangement, this unison carol was written for children, but is just as well-suited for soloists or congregational singing.

Arranged for string quartet and piano, this inspired rendition of the classic carol employs a modern touch with moments of jazz harmonization. Perfect for an instrumental feature during the Advent season.

Ready in one rehearsal, this simple arrangement of the familiar Christmas carol features mostly unison lines yet still builds with dynamic modulations and well-placed moments of harmony.

From Valley Worship comes this new Christmas worship song for congregational singing or a featured solo in the Advent season. With a broad triplet feel and sincere lyrics, this ballad works well with a small acoustic band for accompaniment.

Arranged for piano, two violins and viola, this thoughtful rendition of the classic carol is styled in an Americana feel with jazz harmony inflections throughout. A memorable instrumental feature for the Christmas season.

Arranged for piano, flute and clarinet, this instrumental trio develops with classical precision offset by contemporary syncopation. Well-suited for an offertory or prelude. [Note: may be performed with any combination of C (flute, violin, etc.) and Bb instruments (clarinet, trumpet, etc.)]

Arranged with a contemporary feel, this medley of familiar carols is designed as an invitation for the congregation to join the choir. Well suited for a Christmas Eve service or any Sunday in the advent season. [Full orchestration available for Unlimited PLUS Members.]