A lovely, straightforward 4-part arrangement of the well-loved hymn with simple piano accompaniment for traditional settings, especially at Christmastime!

Sheldon Curry has turned the traditional anthem "Alleluia! Song of Gladness" on its head with this celebratory arrangement, set to a traditional Jewish melody. The energy and intertwining parts are fun for any choir and congregation! [Brass and handbell parts available to Unlimited PLUS Members]

A flowing praise offering in 6/8, The Treasure Of My Heart is perfect for use in a Christmas musical, living Nativity scene, or a praise service. For soloist and SATB choir, this piece works well in traditional, blended, and light-contemporary worship settings.

Only legendary arranger Bradley Knight could produce a song so simple, touching and worshipful. You'll find this new classic a warm and inviting addition to your Christmas celebrations! For SATB choir with optional flute, this piece would serve well in blended and contemporary services.

Based upon the hymn text by Phillip Brooks, Never Silent Song finds new life through Wes Ramsey's original melody. At once classic and fresh, this piece for SATB choir speaks across generations and would serve well in traditional and blended services.

Get ready for a rip roarin' celebration of the birth of the Savior! Features the spirituals "I'm Gonna Sing," "Wonderful Counselor," "Wasn't That A Mighty Day" and "Go Tell It On The Mountain!"

This worshipful reflection of the birth of Jesus is sung from the point of view of a shepherd. Arranged for soloist with SATB choir, this Christmas anthem serves well in blended and light-contemporary settings, and may find a home in traditional services as well.

With its easy-to-learn melody and classical nuances, this is a worshipful and elegant setting of the angels' pronouncement of Christ's birth. The descant makes it even more fun!

This grand 4-part anthem arranged by Russell Mauldin tells the story of salvation from the manger to the Cross, proclaiming that Christ is forever King of Kings. Works equally well for Easter or Christmas.