Christmas Bells at Sea

Christmas Bells at Sea is written for tenor–bass choir and inspired by the legend of sailors who, on Christmas Eve, heard distant bells drifting across the waves. To those at sea, the mysterious sound was a sign of blessing and hope believed not to come from earthly towers, but from the heavens themselves, bringing comfort to voyagers far from home during the Christmas season.

Christmas Bells at Sea is written for tenor–bass choir and inspired by the legend of sailors who, on Christmas Eve, heard distant bells drifting across the waves. To those at sea, the mysterious sound was a sign of blessing and hope believed not to come from earthly towers, but from the heavens themselves, bringing comfort to voyagers far from home during the Christmas season.

Christmas Bells at Sea is written for tenor–bass choir and inspired by the legend of sailors who, on Christmas Eve, heard distant bells drifting across the waves. To those at sea, the mysterious sound was a sign of blessing and hope believed not to come from earthly towers, but from the heavens themselves, bringing comfort to voyagers far from home during the Christmas season.

Christmas Bells at Sea is written for tenor–bass choir and inspired by the legend of sailors who, on Christmas Eve, heard distant bells drifting across the waves. To those at sea, the mysterious sound was a sign of blessing and hope believed not to come from earthly towers, but from the heavens themselves, bringing comfort to voyagers far from home during the Christmas season.