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This old Carpenters song has straightforward harmonies and typically, is not pitched too high! The highest note for top sops is an E and the lowest note for altos is B flat below middle C. We loved singing this one as it is not heard very often at Christmas these days, and it was popular with the audience. Recommended. (Also available in SATB and SAB if you want to buy your own)

Lovely arrangement of this song with some upper harmonies gently du duh-ing over the top of the main tune at "A time for living ....". Very achievable in F major, changing to B flat major half way through.

Lively and so different!! This is based on the Glenn Miller tune "In the Mood" but Christmas words have been added. Very American language and we adapted some words to make them more suitable for our audience but if your choir likes to rock and roll, then this is the one for you. We loved it .......... but a great exercise in trying to get words across as it is very fast paced. Go on, I dare you!

A great favourite of ours. 3/4 time so a lilting melody,  and very achievable. Sops highest note is C above middle C and altos go down to a G below middle C. Quick to learn, a great filler, and very popular with choir and audience alike. Keyboard accompaniment but a handbell accompaniment can be purchased separately (code 1701). Great for a ladies beginner choir.