“Noel” for SATB/Piano and SSA/Piano is available for perusal and purchase at Santa Barbara Publishing.

The music ”sways” as would a large bell. Add some dancers to this and it just might be the highlight of December. LaViolette weaves contemporary and Celtic influences into this delightful arrangement of “The First Noel.”

"This has been one of my choir's favorites for years! It is beautiful, accessible, and wows audiences. We have used it in our Holiday performance 7 times in the last 10 years!!! This piece can easily be sung by a good high school, church or community chorus."
Review by: Ethan Sperry, Portland, OR - Oregon Repertory Singers

“Melancholy Flower” SATB/Piano is available for perusal and purchase at Santa Barbara Publishing.

Piano composed by Steven C. Goodwin, lyrics and choral score composed by Naomi LaViolette.

Featured on the latest album of the Oregon Repertory Singers, Shadows on the Stars, which debuted at #4 on the Classical Billboard Chart, and winner of the American Prize.

“Night Of Silence” SATB/Piano available for purchase at Naomi’s shop.

Lyrics by Amy Hawkins and Naomi LaViolette, original music and choral arrangement by Naomi LaViolette

This original song takes listeners on a contemplative journey through memories, loss, and hope during the holidays. The scenery travels from a cozy indoor home setting to a church and ends up in the starlight. It’s melancholy, reminiscent and authentic all the same time.

“Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence” SATB/Piano available for purchase at Naomi’s shop.

Lyrics from the Liturgy of St. James
Gerard Moultrie, Translation

This arrangement of an uncommon minor-key Christmas carol journeys from serene meditation to lush expression, maintaining the original French melody alongside creative reharmonization and an unexpected Alleluia ending in the relative major.

“Night Of Silence” Solo Vocal/Piano score available for purchase at Naomi’s shop.

Lyrics by Amy Hawkins and Naomi LaViolette, original music and score by Naomi LaViolette

This original song takes listeners on a contemplative journey through memories, loss, and hope during the holidays. The scenery travels from a cozy indoor home setting to a church and ends up in the starlight. It’s melancholy, reminiscent and authentic all the same time.