2002

Multi-TraditionalHoliday Sampler

for

Men’s Chorus

Original Christmas Music

TTBB VOICING

(Sampler contains 3-4 pages of each score)

ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC

NEW! Pg 3 Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind by Karlan Judd YR1J15

BEST SELLER! Pg 7 Christmas Is Delicious by Scott Henderson YR1101v1

BEST SELLER! Pg 11 If Not At Christmas by Scott Henderson YR1117v1

NEW! Pg 15 May Gladness Fall,Like the Christmas Snow by J. William Greene YR2800

NEW! Pg 19 Under The Holly Bough by Scott Henderson YR1112v2

BEST SELLER! Pg 23 You’re Home For The Holidays by Scott Henderson YR1103

Tenor I

Tenor II

Bass I

Bass II

Piano

Hymn-like

Hymn-like

Blow, Blow Thou

Blow, Blow Thou

Blow, Blow Thou

Blow, Blow Thou

Win - ter Wind,

Win - ter Wind,

Win - ter Wind,

Win - ter Wind,

You are kin - der

You are kin - der

You are kin - der

You are kin - der

T. I

T. II

B. I

B. II

Pno.

4

than the world;

than the world;

than the world;

than the world;

Blow, Blow Thou

Blow, Blow Thou

Blow, Blow Thou

Blow, Blow Thou

Win - ter Wind,

Win - ter Wind,

Win - ter Wind,

Win - ter Wind,

Words and music by

Karlan Judd

TTBB with Piano

Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind

© 2001 Yelton Rhodes Music Publishers (BMI), Los Angeles. All international rights reserved. www.yrmusic.com

YR1J15

Lyrics inspired by William Shakespeare's poem"Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind"

T. I

T. II

B. I

B. II

Pno.

7

You are kind,

You are kind,

You are kind,

You are kind,

you are kind, Oh,

you are kind, Oh,

you are kind, Oh,

you are kind, Oh,

Win - ter Wind Blow

Win - ter Wind Blow

Win - ter Wind Blow

Win - ter Wind Blow

on.

on.

on.

on.

T. I

T. II

B. I

B. II

Pno.

11

Freeze, Freeze Thou

Freeze, Freeze Thou

Freeze, Freeze

Freeze, Freeze

Win - ter Breeze;

Win - ter Breeze;

Win - ter Breeze;

Win - ter Breeze;

2

T. I

T. II

B. I

B. II

Pno.

15

Your bit - ter cold is

Your bit - ter cold is

Your cold is

Your bit - ter cold is

so re - fre - shing;

so re - fre - shing;

so re - fre - shing;

so re - fre - shing;

Past re - grets, they

Past re - grets, they

Past re - grets, they

Past re - grets,

fly a- way;

fly a- way;

fly a- way;

fly a- way;

T. I

T. II

B. I

B. II

Pno.

19

Fly a - way,

Fly a - way,

Fly a - way,

Fly a - way, they

fly a - way, Oh

fly a - way, Oh

fly a - way, Oh

fly a - way, Oh

Win - ter Breeze go

Win - ter Breeze go

Win - ter Breeze go

Win - ter Breeze go

on.

on.

on.

on.

3

Pno.

Lively!

begin clapping on beat 3 of each measure

23

Pno.

28

T. I

T. II

B. I

B. II

Pno.

33

Blow!

Blow!

Ch ch ch

Blow!

Blow!

Blow!

Ch ch ch

Blow!

4

Piano

1

Larghetto ( 72 )

legatosimile

B2

Pno.

6

6

Bass 2 Solo

Dear San - ta, it's De - cem-ber and

B2

Pno.

11

time to let you

11

know the lit - tle dreams that I've been dream - ing

legato

of.

Music by Scott HendersonTTBB and Piano

Christmas Is Delicious

© Copyright 1997 by Yelton Rhodes Music. All international rights reserved.Unauthorized copying of this music in any manner violates the Federal Copyright Law.

YR1101v1

Lyrics by Debbie Greig

B2

Pno.

16

I

16would - n't mind re - ceiv - ing a brand new this or

( )

that and

B2

Pno.

21

an - y - thing bright

21

red I'd real - ly love. But most of all, Dear San - ta, I'm

B2

Pno.

27

hop - ing you might

27share a cop - y of your Christ-mas re - ci - pe, so

B2

Pno.

33

when the mood has

33

mel - ted the flav - or will re -

dim.

main to sav - or like a

dim.

vin - tage

- 2 -

B2

Pno.

39

me - mo - ry.

39

End Solo

Pno.

44

T1T2

B1B2

Pno.

49Tutti

Can-dles shim-mer-ing,Tutti

Can-dles shim-mer-ing,

49

sub.

ci-der sim-mer-ing,

ci-der sim-mer-ing,

snow-flakes waltz-ing in a

snow-flakes waltz-ing in a

wisp of wind.

wisp of wind.

Rib-bons ruf-fl-ing,

Rib-bons ruf-fl-ing,

- 3 -

T1T2

B1B2

Pno.

54

choc-'late truf-fl-ing,

choc-'late truf-fl-ing,

54

cards with sen-ti-men-tal

cards with sen-ti-men-tal

rhymesto send.

rhymesto send.

Cho- irs ca-rol-ing,

Cho- irs ca-rol-ing,

bob-sleds bar-rel-ing,

bob-sleds bar-rel-ing,

T1T2

B1B2

Pno.

59

Christ-mas cook-ies frost-ed

Christ-mas cook-ies frost-ed

59

green and red.

green and red.

Sleigh-bells jin-gl-ing,

Sleigh-bells jin-gl-ing,

neigh-bors min-gl-ing,

neigh-bors min-gl-ing,

"Have some gin - ger-

"Have some gin - ger-

- 4 -

Tenor 1

Tenor 2

Baritone

Bass

Piano

Ooh

Ooh

Ooh

Ooh

Ooh

Ooh

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

6

Ooh

Ooh

6

Ooh

6

Ooh

Ooh

Ooh

Ooh

When will the bick-er - ing

When will the bick-er - ing

When will the bick-er - ing

When will the bick-er - ing

If Not At Christmasfor TTBB and piano Scott Henderson

Lyrics byWilliam MacDuff

© 2000 Yelton Rhodes Music Publishers (BMI), Los Angeles. All international rights reserved. www.yrmusic.com

Music by

YR1117v1

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

11

end,

end,

11

end,

end,

11

if not when

if not when

if not when

if not when

child-ren cheer

child-ren cheer

child-ren cheer

child-ren cheer

a hint of

a hint of

a hint of

a hint of

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

15

snow, can - dy canes and mist - le -

snow, can - dy canes and mist - le -

15

snow, can - dy canes and mist - le -

snow, can - dy canes and mist - le -

15

toe?

toe?

toe?

toe?

When will a ri - val be

When will a ri - val be

When will a ri - val be

When will a ri - val be

count - ed a friend, if

count - ed a friend, if

count - ed a friend,

count - ed a friend,

- 2 -

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

19

not at Christ - mas?

not at Christ - mas?

19

19

Ooh

Ooh

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

23

When will we show that we

When will we show that we

23

When will we show that we

When will we show that we

23

care, if not that

care, if not that

care, if not that

care, if not that

once a year when child - ren

once a year when child - ren

once a year when child - ren

once a year when child - ren

- 3 -

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

26

see dreams come true a - round the

see dreams come true a - round the

26

see dreams come true a - round the

see dreams come true a - round the

26

tree?

tree?

tree?

tree?

When will we con - quer de -

When will we con - quer de -

When will we con - quer de -

When will we con - quer de -

T1

T2

Brtn.

B

Pno.

29

feat and des-pair, if

feat and des-pair, if

29

feat and des-pair, if

feat and des-pair, if

29

not at Christ - mas?

not at Christ - mas?

not at Christ - mas?

not at Christ - mas?

Some - time we should

Some - time we should

- 4 -

1. May2. And

glad -may

nessthere

Serenely

fallbe

likee -

the Christ -nough

masGood -

snowwill

A -Your

roundstock -

youing

ev' -and

ry -your

whereheart

youto

5

go;fill.

AndAnd

1. ev' -2. your

ry-whereheart

youto

go;fill.

AndAnd

maylast

theof

Christ-all,

masa

poco rit.

Starword

a-of

bovecheer

ShedTo

a tempo

lightbless

onyou

youthrough

andthe

thoseCom-

youing

love.Year.

Benediction:May Gladness Fall Like the Christmas Snow

Dorothea Dowling

for Terry Keach and Yu Yin Tsang, Rochester, NY

© 2001 by Barton Rhodes Press (ASCAP), Los Angeles.Yelton Rhodes Music sole selling agent.

All international rights reserved. www.yrmusic.com

Tune: BenedictionJ. William Greene, ASCAP

YR2800

TTBB

May Gladness Fall Like the Christmas Snow

(Six Original Carols)

Jolly

1. The2. The

oxass

saidsaid

toto

thethe

ass,ox,

saidsaid

he,he,

allall

onon

aa

Christ-Christ-

masmas

night:day:

6

"Do"Do

youyou

hearhear

thethe

pipegol - den

ofbri -

thedles

shep -come

herdsa -

a - whist-clink -

linging

o'erfrom

thethe

hill?east?

10

ThatThose

isare

thethe

an -three

gels'wise

mu -Ma -

sicges

theythat

playride

forfrom

theirfar

de -a -

light,way

2

Carol: The Ox and the Ass

Dorothy Leigh Sayers, Catholic Tales and Christian Songs, 1918(1893-1957)

for Mary Alice Leutung and John Gorski, Rochester, NY

Tune: SayersJ. William Greene, ASCAP

Hearty, a bit rough

1. Come bring with a noise, My mer - ry, mer - ry boys, The

4

Christ - mas log to the fi - ring; While my good dame, she

7poco rit. (not long) a tempo

Bids ye all be free, And drink to your heart's de -

non rit.

si - ring.

10

2. With the last year's brand Light the new block, and For

4

Come Bring with a Noise,My Merry, Merry Boys

Robert Herrick(1591-1674)

to the Bighams: Joan, Jim, Danny, and Sharon, Rochester, NYfor the Psalmtones: Ralph Jozefowicz, Jim Bigham,

Joe Bliss, Terry Keach, and Rich Healey

J. William Greene, ASCAP

Passionately

1. O'er2. O'er3. He

thetheis

hillhillGod

andandye

o'ero'ergo

thetheto

valevale,meet:

ComeEachThere -

Threekingfore

kingsbearsin -

to -a

cense

ge -pre -prof -

ther,sent:fer:

5

Car -WiseHe

ingmen

is

noughtgo

King

foraye

snowChildgo

andtoto

hail,hail,greet;

ColdMon -Gold

andarchs

is

windseekin

anda

your

wea -Pea -cof -

ther:sant:fer:

6

O'er the Hill and O'er the ValeCome Three Kings Together

for Tony DiPonzio, Rochester, NY

John Mason NealeTune: Tres Reges

J. William Greene, ASCAP

Tenor I

Tenor II

Baritone

Bass

Piano

Ooh

Ooh

Ye who have

Ye who have

scorned each oth- er,

scorned each oth- er,

Ooh

Ooh

Or in-jured

Or in-jured

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

8

friend or broth-er,

friend or broth-er,

8

Ooh

Ooh

In this fast -

In this fast -

fad - ing year; In

fad - ing year; In

Ooh

Ooh

this fast-fad- ing

this fast-fad- ing

Rit.

Rit.

year;

year;

A Tempo

A Tempo

Ye who, by

Ye who, by

Ye who, by

Ye who, by

word or deed,

word or deed,

word or deed,

word or deed,

Under the Holly BoughMusic by

Scott HendersonLyrics by

Charles Mackay1814-1889

© 2002 by Yelton Rhodes Music (BMI), Los Angeles. All international rights reserved. www.yrmusic.com

TTBB and piano

Duration: 3'00"

YR1112v2

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

15

have made a

have made a

have made a

have made a

15

kind heart bleed,

kind heart bleed,

kind heart bleed, Come

kind heart bleed, Come

Come

Come gath-er

gath - er

gath - er

gath - er here, Come

here, Come

here, Come

here, Come

gath-er here.

gath-er here.

gath-er here.

gath-er here.

Let

Let

Let

Let

sinned a - gainst and

sinned a - gainst and

sinned a - gainst and

sinned a - gainst and

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

22

sin - ning for -

sin - ning for -

sin - ning for -

sin - ning for -

22

get their strife's be -

get their strife's be -

get their strife's be -

get their strife's be -

gin - ning and

gin - ning and

gin - ning and

gin - ning and

join in friend-ship

join in friend - - -

join in friend-ship

join in friend-ship

now.

ship now.

now.

now.

Under the Holly Bough, Page 2

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

28

Be

Be

Be

Be

28

links no long - er

links no long - er

links no long - er

links no long - er

brok - en, Be

brok-en, Be

brok-en, Be

brok - en, Be

sweet for-give - ness

sweet for-give - ness

sweet for - give- ness

sweet for - give- ness

spok-en,

spok - en,

spok - en,

spok - en,

Rit.

Un - der the

Un - der the

Un-der the

Un - der the

hol - ly bough,

hol - ly bough,

hol - ly bough,

hol - ly bough,

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

35 3

Un-der the

3

Un-der the

35 3

hol - ly bough.

hol - ly bough.

A Tempo

Ye who have

Ye who have

YeYe whowho havehave

Ye who have

nour-ished sad-ness,

nour-ished sad-ness,

nour-nour-ishedished sad-sad-ness,ness,

nour-ished sad-ness,

es-tranged from

es-tranged from

es-es-trangedtranged fromfrom

es-tranged from

hope and glad-ness,

hope and glad-ness,

hopehope andand glad-glad-ness,ness,

hope and glad-ness,

If e're you

If e're you

If e're you

If e're you

Under the Holly Bough, Page 3

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

42

hoped, hope

hoped,

hoped,

hoped,

42

now.

hope now.

hope

Take

hope now. Take

now. Take

heart, un -

heart, un -

Take heart, un -

heart, un -

cloud your fac - es,

cloud your fac - es,

cloud your fac - es,

cloud your fac - es,

And join in

And join in

And join in

And join in

our em-brac-es,

our em-brac-es,

our em-brac-es,

our em-brac-es,

TI

TII

Bar.

B

Pno.

49

Un - der the

Un - der the

Un - der the

Un - der the

49

hol - ly bough,

hol - ly bough,

hol - ly bough,

hol - ly bough,

Rall.

Rall. 3

Un-der the

3

Un-der the

3

Un-der the

3

Un-der the

3

hol - ly

hol - ly

hol - ly

hol - ly

bough.

bough.

bough.

bough.

Under the Holly Bough, Page 4

02/15/02

tenors

basses

piano

Allegro1

1

You're all in-vit-ed to our home for the

5

ho - li - days.

5

So

cresc.

pull up a chair andcresc.

cresc.

8

share our good cheer, we're

8

all de-light -ed to have you here for the

© Copyright 1995 by Yelton Rhodes Music. All international rights reserved.Unauthorized copying of this music in any manner violates the Federal Copyright Law.

Lyrics by Bob Daggett

YR1103

Music by Scott Henderson

You're Home for the Holidays

11

ho - li-days.

11

diminuendo

Hap-py ho - li-days! You're

15

ve - ry wel-come at

15

our home for the ho - li-days. Come

19

join the e-vent, there's

19

cresc.

plen-ty to do.cresc.

cresc.

Hang up yourstock-ing, and mis-tle-toe, too. It's

2

23

safe and friend-ly in -

23

side for the ho - li-days.

27

Make our home

27

your home. Don't stand out - side in the

31

cold; If you're

31

lone - ly...

We'll make a

Oo

place by the

3

35

fire, if you'll35

Oo

on - ly come

Oo

out of that storm.

39 cresc.

Herewhere it's safe.cresc.

Herewhere it's safe.39

cresc.

Here where it's

Here where it's

warm

warm.

43

We're

43

all a fami-ly at our home for the ho - li-days.

4