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You’ll experience the colors and energy of the orchestra from the beginning with Hark the Herald Angels Sing and Angels We Have Heard On High, followed by a warm, symphonic setting of What Child Is This that features a soprano or alto sax, ending with the transition to a driving and majestic version of Come Thou Long Expected Jesus.  

The rhythmic energy of Pat-a-Pan creates an immediate sense of celebration, with a high-energy, contemporary Christmas sound reminiscent of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, before seamlessly moving into the triumphant melody of Joy to the World.

The arrangement continues to build with driving rhythms, powerful orchestral textures, and dramatic intensity, blending these two timeless Christmas favorites into a bold, exhilarating, and joyful orchestral finale.

Intentionally crafted to give orchestra directors multiple performance options, this arrangement can be performed with full orchestra alone or enhanced with lead guitars and orchestra.

The music builds from a mystical, reflective atmosphere into a dramatic and powerful orchestral presentation—making it an excellent choice for Christmas worship services, Christmas concerts, seasonal programs, and church orchestra performances.

Originally written by Michael W. Smith, this beloved instrumental has inspired audiences around the world with its message of hope, peace, and faith.

Richard Kingsmore's expressive orchestra arrangement features solo piano and solo violin, capturing the sweeping melodies and heartfelt emotion of Michael W. Smith's original while remaining accessible for the church orchestra, as well as community, and university orchestras.

Your orchestra will love playing this new arrangement of the classic and well loved Michael W. Smith song, All Is Well, this Christmas!

It features a piano soloist, trumpet soloist, and can be performed with a rhythm section or symphonically. This arrangement would work great to feature your orchestra with this as you are planning for Christmas concerts and services! 

A dramatic arrangement of this beautiful carol, using the melody adapted by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Flexible arrangement designed as an orchestra feature, but can also be used with choir, or even with congregation.

Rehearsal Tracks are available at the bottom of this page.

Harold Darke's stunning melody for Christina Rossetti's wonderful poem is hauntingly beautiful. This full orchestra and choir arrangement carries some of the majesty of the poem.

Rehearsal Tracks are available at the bottom of this page.

A symphonic arrangement of this popular hymn, fully versatile - can be used as an orchestra feature, choir and orchestra presentation, or even congregationally.

Rehearsal Tracks are available at the bottom of this page.

A symphonic arrangement of this popular carol, fully versatile - can be used as an orchestra feature, choir and orchestra presentation, or even congregationally.

Rehearsal Tracks are available at the bottom of this page.

A symphonic arrangement of this popular carol, fully versatile - can be used as an orchestra feature, choir and orchestra presentation, or even congregationally.

Rehearsal Tracks are available at the bottom of this page.

March style setting of the well known tune from Southern Harmony with optional solo horn.

In a bouncy Baroque style with an optional solo flute.

Light Latin feel setting of an instropective hymn with optional solo cello.

A classical feel setting of this stately praise hymn with an ending reminiscent of Beethoven with optional solo flute.

A quiet setting of this devotional hymn. Quotes from other hymns are sprinkled throughout with optional solo clarinet.