Grab a cup of hot cocoa, sit back, and relax as we present 10 Cozy Choral Favorites for Christmas! This lovely selection of songs offers an opportunity for the entire family to slow down and reflect on the birth of our dear Savior as we worship in the Christmas season. These calm and comforting songs include some of our favorite individual Christmas pieces and a few medleys as well. Musically on the mellower side of things, these songs are a bit softer and contemplative, and they're an absolutely perfect addition to your Christmas worship services!
Beautifully arranged by Ed Kee, Phillip Keveren, Russell Mauldin, Jeff Lippencott, and others, these cozy Christmas favorites range from easy to difficult, and are well suited for both traditional and contemporary worship settings. We hope you'll enjoy these wonderful selections and consider them as you plan and prepare music for your Christmas worship services!
Adoration Medley
Arranged by Ed Kee
Ready in one rehearsal, this simple medley of "What Child Is This" and "Silent Night" features two solos and 2-part choir. A perfect last-minute addition for a Sunday in December.
Silent Night, Holy Night
Silent Night, Holy Night (with orchestra)
Arranged by Phillip Keveren
Lush and dramatic, this stellar arrangement for SATB choir glides between delicate emotion and powerful crescendos. Challenging dynamics will call forth the best from your choir. Works well in traditional and blended worship services. [Full Orchestration available to Unlimited PLUS Members]
Sweet Child of Mercy
Sweet Child of Mercy (with woodwinds and strings)
Arranged by Brian Russell
For blended and contemporary settings, Sweet Child of Mercy touches the heart from the unique viewpoint of Mary as she sings to the Christ child in her arms. Solo with SATB choir. [Simple orchestration available for Unlimited PLUS Members]
Manger Medley
Manger Medley (with video track)
Arranged by Russell Mauldin
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.]
Blessed Savior, Son of God
Arranged by Phillip Keveren
This delicate Christmas ballad features a lush orchestral backdrop and tender harmonies. A beautiful, gentle adoration of Jesus, our Emmanuel.
Candlelight Carols (Medley)
Arranged by Hal Wright
This easy and straightforward Christmas medley weaves together "Bring A Torch, Jeanette, Isabella," "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly," "How Great Our Joy," "Sing We Now Of Christmas" and "Still, Still, Still." Can be performed by a choir, ensemble, or congregation!
It Was a Starry Night
Arranged by David Huntsinger
Perfect for a Christmas musical or Christmas concert, It Was A Starry Night's sweeping melody and male/female duet (complimented perfectly by optional SATB choir and fully orchestrated track) make this a great traditional and contemporary go-to for the Christmas season.
When Christmas Comes to Me
When Christmas Comes to Me (with woodwinds and strings)
Arranged by Jeff Lippencott
Mike Harland & Jeff Lipencott's anthem notes that shepherds, angels, Mary, Joseph, & the Magi all had their opportunities to respond to the birth of Christ Jesus...what will OUR response be? Serves well in traditional and blended settings. [Limited orchestration available to Unlimited PLUS Members]
In the Bleak Midwinter
In the Bleak Midwinter (with orchestra)
Arranged by Phillip Keveren
Phillip Keveren has done it again. This haunting melody and pitch-perfect arrangement for SATB choir in a traditional or blended setting is an inspired offering. Features child's solo. [Orchestration available Unlimited PLUS Members]
Angels Sing Medley
Arranged by Craig Adams
This beautifully flowing medley ties together 5 of the most treasured songs about the birth of Jesus. Arranged for SATB choir, it includes "Silent Night," with excerpts from "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear," Angels We Have Heard on High," "Angels from the Realms of Glory," and "What Child is This?"