Christmas In Tahiti Tickets

Christmas In Tahiti is a choral work featured by performers who bring two-part female choir textures to life. Composed by Marta Keen Thompson and published by Shawnee Press, this piece showcases a melodic, festive voice experience rooted in traditional choral craft. On this page, you’ll find a concise biography of the composer, highlights from the piece’s discography, and practical information about upcoming performances. We’ve compiled credible sources to help you understand the piece’s origins and its place in contemporary choral repertoire.

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About the Performer: Christmas In Tahiti has deep roots in American choral tradition. The work’s publication credits include Shawnee Press (Edition Shawnee_1E0303) with editorial assistance credited to Strommen for restitution. The arrangement is written for SA (two female voices) choir, highlighting a delicate, intertwining texture that is both accessible for choirs and appealing to audiences. Sheet music references, including Musica International and JW Pepper, establish the composer attribution to Marta Keen Thompson, an American composer known for children’s songs and choral works since 1982. Thompson’s background in English and music education, followed by a career in Las Vegas as a librarian and educator, informs a practical, educational approach to choral programming.