Dies IraeThis excerpt of the 2026 NextGen concert features Michael John Trotta's "Dies Irae" from his setting of the Requiem.
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O Nata LuxThe clarity and focus of O Nata Lux will transport you to a place of transcendent bliss in the tradition of the great cathedrals.
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Surge IlluminareMichael John Trotta's luminous unacccompanied work Surge Illuminare has soaring melodic lines and rich harmonies.
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Hark, I Hear the Harps EternalCelebrate with the famous hymn Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal, arranged by Alice Parker for the Robert Shaw Chorale.
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What Sweeter MusicEnjoy John Rutter's What Sweeter Music, composed for the King’s College Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols in 1987.
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Glory to God in the HighestAmerican composer Randall Thompson composed the jubilant carol Glory to God in the Highest in 1958.
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Stay With UsLooking for a moment of comfort and peace? Enjoy Stay With Us by Norwegian composer Egil Hovland.
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Once in Royal David's CityThis beloved carol arranged by David Willcocks has been featured many times at CMS Christmas concerts.
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Silent NightHere is Wolfgang Lindner's beautiful arrangement of Silent Night from our 2024 Christmas concert.
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Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing DayExperience this beautiful setting of the traditional English carol, arranged by John Rutter and adapted by Dale Warland.
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Fum, Fum, Fum!Enjoy this exciting setting of the traditional Spanish carol, arranged by Kirke Mechem.
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My Shepherd Will Supply My NeedThis is Mack Wilberg’s beautiful arrangement, with text by Isaac Watts based on Psalm 23.
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O LoveThis piece by Elaine Hagenberg is an emotionally powerful setting of a comforting and hopeful text.
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