Building upon his best-selling vocal series, the Mark Hayes Piano Library Series features many of the same songs adapted for solo piano. These exquisite arrangements bring a fresh touch to classic carols

The Mark Hayes vocal series features well-crafted signature arrangements that have become an indispensable resource for singers throughout the years. This newest addition to the series further explores the

This hauntingly beautiful arrangement features the gentle feel of a lullaby and an interesting mixture of major and minor modes. Adapted and translated from the traditional carol, it alternates between

Hearkening back to the days of medieval poetry, wandering minstrels and mystery plays, hear the sounds and musical styles of early Britain. The ancient Christmas poem takes on a whole new vitality in a

The title song of Chris Tomlin's Christmas CD has been artfully arranged for choir by Lloyd Larson. With a mention of the favorite carols Joy to the World and O Come Let Us Adore

Mark Hayes provides us with eight meditative arrangements designed to help us slow down and experience the thrill of anticipation that lies at the heart of Advent. Suitable for preludes, offertories, or

The famous Tschesnokov choral Salvation Is Created coupled with Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence creates a meditative and uplifting pairing for the Advent season. Choose to use voices and

A time-honored text anchors this expressive ballad from contemporary artist Christy Nockels. This introspective Advent piece has been arranged for success, with conservative vocal ranges and accessible

Ring in the season with this lively arrangement of the French carol Sing We Now of Christmas, including a hopeful, scripture-based text for Advent. Adapted from the cantata "A Garland of Carols,"

Quoting O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, this prayerful Advent anthem is an ardent plea for the Promised One to come and dispel our gloom and sadness. Contrasting sections of unison and four-part vocal

This spiritual arrangement is definitely rockin'! Solo opportunities sit above a rhythmic choral background leading into a harmonic chorus and key change. The optional baritone in the three-part mixed

This setting of the contemporary classic captures the tender and simple melodic interpretation found in the artist's own rendition. It spans the spectrum dynamically while underscoring the overall theme

True choral textures set the time-honored text of this 17th-century carol with beauty and the spirit of wonder. The well-crafted homophonic choral parts are enhanced by a descant on the final verse. The