Do You Hear What I Hear?
By Noel Regney

This piece is fun to sing and play on the piano. It is peppy and upbeat and the key changes make it more exciting in the end (up by half steps). The partwriting is excellent. One choir member even played the tambourine on the offbeats. The choir and congregation absolutely...

loved it!

This crowd-pleaser is fairly easy to learn, satisfying to sing, and accessible for nearly any mixed choir.

I originally tackled this piece with an elite high school choir. We are now using it with a skilled but very small church choir. It's a good arrangement in a good vocal range for each part.

This is the standard traditional arrangement that you expect to hear a choir sing. The piano accompaniment is fun to play and satisfying for the more skilled pianist. A great version that I have used time and time again.

As I wrote in an earlier review,when I sent for 6 copies as a sample, the choir found the music clearly set out and printed. This is extremely important in SATB settings, yet cannot be said of all online music services. We are a small choir of retired persons...

, playing some 24 concerts each year at retirement Villages and Nursing Homes. We maintain a high musical standard, and carefully select the music to appeal to the age range (60-100+) of our audiences' We selected this piece as part of our Christmas programme, because it is comparatively modern and different, yet very much in the true spirit of Christmas.