For SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.

James Kevin Gray's tender carol Little Baby Born of Mary successfully juxtaposes sound and silence, with warm harmonies and gentle rhythms providing the musical backdrop for the timeless story of the nativity.

For SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.

James Kevin Gray's tender carol Little Baby Born of Mary successfully juxtaposes sound and silence, with warm harmonies and gentle rhythms providing the musical backdrop for the timeless story of the nativity.

For SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.

James Kevin Gray's tender carol Little Baby Born of Mary successfully juxtaposes sound and silence, with warm harmonies and gentle rhythms providing the musical backdrop for the timeless story of the nativity.

For SATB and organ.

Set to the traditional text 'A Virgin most pure', Malcolm Archer's sprightly Christmas carol successfully combines a memorable tune, attractive sequences, and playful exchanges between choir and organ.

For SATB and organ.

Set to the traditional text 'A Virgin most pure', Malcolm Archer's sprightly Christmas carol successfully combines a memorable tune, attractive sequences, and playful exchanges between choir and organ.

For SATB and organ.

Set to the traditional text 'A Virgin most pure', Malcolm Archer's sprightly Christmas carol successfully combines a memorable tune, attractive sequences, and playful exchanges between choir and organ.

For SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.

This atmospheric piece sets a text by Christina Rossetti. The first stanza is for sopranos only, with expressive chromatic lines evoking the 'darkness' and 'chillness' of the text. The music flowers into four parts for the second stanza, with rich harmonies and flowing melismas creating a sumptuous texture.

For SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.

This atmospheric piece sets a text by Christina Rossetti. The first stanza is for sopranos only, with expressive chromatic lines evoking the 'darkness' and 'chillness' of the text. The music flowers into four parts for the second stanza, with rich harmonies and flowing melismas creating a sumptuous texture.

For SATB (with divisions) unaccompanied.

This atmospheric piece sets a text by Christina Rossetti. The first stanza is for sopranos only, with expressive chromatic lines evoking the 'darkness' and 'chillness' of the text. The music flowers into four parts for the second stanza, with rich harmonies and flowing melismas creating a sumptuous texture.

For SATB and organ.

A star as bright as day is a quirky and thoroughly enjoyable setting of a familiar Christmas text, in which Alan Bullard presents the nativity story through contrasting and varied musical passages, providing opportunities for close ensemble singing.