In a truly unique arrangement of this Christmas favorite on the tune GLORIA, the composer establishes a motif with a repeated "Gloria" theme creating a rhythmic pulse that is prevalent throughout the piece.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

A hushed, quiet mood is established as the first line of this favorite carol is sung in unison by soprano voices. The arranger uses the familiar Cradle Song tune, and utilizes tight harmonic structural writing throughout. A peaceful, calming arrangement.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Composer: Matthew Culloton

A joyful a cappella setting of this grand Christmas carol MENDELSSOHN. The composer keeps the focus on the traditional melody handing it off to different voices throughout the piece. Soaring glorias as well as additional text painting throughout makes this a challenging and beautiful piece. Appropriate for worship or concert use.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

From the outset a unique choral accompaniment is established, incorporating a vibrant rhythmic motif that is prevalent throughout the piece. The melody is easily identifiable throughout, and a quiet energy makes this an exciting setting. Set on the tune IN DULCI JUBILO. Particularly effective for advanced choirs.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

A new SSSAA arrangement of the bestselling original SSAATBB voicing set on the tuen IN DULCI JUBILO. From the outset a unique choral accompaniment is established, incorporating a vibrant rhythmic motif that is prevalent throughout the piece. The melody is easily identifiable throughout, and a quiet energy makes this an exciting setting. Particularly effective for advanced choirs.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

A hallmark of Matthew Culloton's arrangements is his ability to take a familiar carol and invest it with something fresh and surprising without losing the sentimental attachment the listener might have with the original. This piece does that, with imaginative choral writing, a solo verse for the altos in a key perfect for them, and a satisfying conclusion.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Composer: Matthew Culloton

This traditional carol is set here with luscious harmonies and flowing lines on the tune FOREST GREEN. The choral writing allows for each voice part to shine.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Set against a gentle rocking syncopation, this familiar Austrian carol takes on new life. A baritone soloist is used on the middle verse. All parts divide except the alto. A beautiful arrangement for a cappella use.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Matthew Culloton has created a fresh and stunning arrangement of this popular Christmas carol. Though a cappella, the lower three parts sometimes act as accompaniment with neutral syllables, granting the cherished melody prominence. The carol is frequently interjected by Culloton's own lovely melody, conveying a ritornello form. The composer's intimate knowledge of choral writing is apparent in his arrangement. A true treasure.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

A lilting choral accompaniment evokes pizzicato sounds surrounding the tenor melody in verse one. The other verses are set more conventionally but still reflect the goals of our Christmas with The Singers series: that the audience will enjoy the famliarity of the carol but be enchanted by the creativity of the arrangement. Challenging, but masterful in how Matthew Culloton treats the ensemble as a self-sufficient choral idiom. Duration 2:30

Composer: Matthew Culloton

This unaccompanied setting of the well-known carol uses three male soloists (one baritone, two bass) as the kings voices. The oboe reinforces the melody, dances around it, and even quotes Greensleeves. The divisi chorus sings backup to the kings and all the refrains, which are set differently. Five full verses are used, but due to the fun and creativity present in the writing, the piece unfolds in a very fulfilling way.

Composer: Matthew Culloton

Composer: Matthew Culloton

The gentle flowing lines and tight harmonic writing bring a feeling of hushed calm surrounding the manger.

Composer: Matthew Culloton