Agnus Dei, from Mass for Four Voices, by William Byrd.

Battle Hymn of the Republic, music by William Steffe, words by Julia Ward Howe

Benedictus-Hosanna from Mass in G major by Franz Schubert

Birth of the Blues arr. by Kirby Shaw

The Blessing of Aaron, by Norman Ramsey, arr. by Walter Rodby

Bright Morning Stars, traditional Appalachian song, arr. by Shawn Kirchner

Buffalo Gals, an American Traditional, arr. by Bob Chilcott

Calypso Christmas by Natalie Sleeth

Catalonian Carol arr. by Dale Warland

Hallelujah from The Mount of Olives, Beethoven

Hannukkah Days by David Eddleman

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas arr. by Mac Huff

Hear Me, Redeemer by Henry Mollicone

I Know I’ve Been Changed arr. by Damon H. Dandridge

I Want to Stare at My Phone with You words and music by Nathan Howe

Infant Holy, Infant Lowly arr. by Matthew Culloton

Laudate Dominum, Mozart

Let the River Run words and music by Carly Simon, arr. by Jay Althouse

MLK, words and music by U2, arr. by Bob Chilcott

O Nata Lux, from Lux Aeterna, by Morten Lauridsen.  

O Nata Lux, from Lux Aeterna, by Morten Lauridsen.  O Nata Lux is the central movement of five connected movements which reference Light assembled from various sacred Latin texts.

Rejoice and Be Merry, an English traditional, arr. by John Rutter

The Rythym of Life from Sweet Charity arr. by Richard Barnes

Salmo 23 by Leandro Bizama

Soon-ah Will Be Done by William Dawson

Still, Still, Still, an Austrian carol, arr. by Norman Luboff

Summertime, by Gershwin, arr. by Mark Hayes

Swingin’ with the Saints. arr. by Mark Hayes

Twelve Carols of Christmas arr. by Mark Weston

Ubi caritas, from Quartre Motets sur des thèmes grégoriens, Op. 10, by Maurice Duruflé.

Walkin’ Down that Glory Road, by Mark Hayes

When the Saints Go Marching in, arr. by John Rutter