Tender and joyful, this Christmas choral ballad features flowing traditional SATB voicing and a worshipful spirit. Perfect for a Sunday morning in December!

A crisp arrangement of the classic carol for SATB choir with a slightly modern piano accompaniment by arranger Camp Kirkland. Excellent addition to a traditional worship service during the Christmas season. [Lyric video accompaniment track available for Unlimited PLUS Members.]

From the opening instrumental treatment of William Kirkpatrick's Away In A Manger to the exquisite use of SATB adult choir and children's choir together, Hal Wright's arrangement of Infant Holy, Infant Lowly is a can't-miss Christmas anthem. [Video Track available to Unlimited PLUS Members.]

Russell Mauldin has created an intimate, almost lullaby-like pairing of "Away In A Manger" and "Silent Night" for SATB choir. Perfect for traditional candlelight services, Christmas cantatas, or Christmas services. [Lyric video accompaniment track available for Unlimited PLUS Members.]

Only legendary arranger Bradley Knight could produce a song so simple, touching and worshipful. For SATB choir with optional flute, this piece would serve well in blended and contemporary services. [Lyric video accompaniment track available to Unlimited PLUS Members.]

Jeff Lippencott's Christmas Medley recalls the best musical medleys from classic Christmases gone by. Includes "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear," "The First Noel" and "Angels We Have Heard On High." [Lyric video accompaniment track available to Unlimited PLUS Members]

This fun and engaging song suite that includes a duet as well as pieces for SATB choir will help to liven up your Christmas service. They are accessible to all generations and would work well in traditional to contemporary Christmas programs.

A fresh take on the traditional hymn that will give your Christmas service extra sparkle. Solo + SATB for blended and contemporary settings.

Travis Cottrell has delivered beautiful harmonies in an accessible SATB arrangement that will find a home in any blended or contemporary worship service (and maybe even in a few traditional ones!).