Modern to Classical Choir Sheet Music

What a beautiful idea: when I have died and arrived in God's kingdom, the first thing I want to do is dance a rock'n roll with Jesus. I have often asked him for help in painful times. But now, on this...

What would it have been like if I had grown up as Jesus' neighbor's child? How would I have reacted when he began to heal people? Would I have believed that he worked miracles? What would I have said...

The narrator of this song finds the empty tomb on Easter morning. Jesus is no longer there. Instead, a man dressed in white is sitting there and tells him that Jesus has risen from the dead. The narra...

The setting of the 121st Psalm, in which the poet sings of looking up to the place where God dwells. In the midst of the ups and downs of life, especially in difficult times, it is important to look u...

This song of blessing is an excerpt song at the end of a gospel concert or a church service. It is the wishes that the choir gives its listeners on their way. "May the almighty God be with you and gui...

In the song, a person asks for his life to be placed in the vastness of God. And he absolutely needs that. The psalmist tells of the hardships and temptations in his life, of enemies who are a burden...

From the Gospels we know of Jesus' birth, of his conversation with the priests in the temple when he was twelve years old, that he probably started preaching at 30 and died on the cross at 33. But we...

The fact that Jesus' love is not a one-way street becomes clear in this song. "Take my love so that it can give you strength, come into my arms so that I can comfort you and if you need a shoulder to...

Is it about God and Jesus or is it about a person? Both are possible when it means: You are my home, my castle, my retreat. Where I feel safe and unconditionally loved. You are the one I have been loo...

Jesus is often only perceived as the man who died on the cross. We know that he was much more than that. He was a preacher, a healer and gave people the feeling that God was close to them and not some...

When we have to say goodbye to a deceased friend, we are sad and think back. We remember the many conversations, the moments when we laughed together, the wishes and fears we shared. And yet there is...

This songbook includes eight arrangements from the King's Singers recent album of the same name. A blend of carols and holiday pops as arranged by some of their favorite arrangers, it includes: Ding d...

This carol tells the story of the king who on Saint Stephen's Day endures harsh weather as he and his page bring food and fuel to a poor peasant. This sturdy setting (optional a cappella) presents the...

This bright, up-tempo spiritual rejoices in what awaits us in heaven (beautiful robes, new shoes, golden harps) and also pokes humorously at those who just may not be allowed through the pearly gates...

A classic American folksong in a soulful unaccompanied setting that lends itself to so many performance options! Available separately: SATB a cappella, SSAA a cappella, TTBB a cappella. Duration: ca....

Two short works by the well-known Basque composer evoke colorful images of the calm countryside and nature's beauty. With Spanish text and in a simple four-part setting, the music paints the impressio...

A new take on this beloved Latin text, combining more rhythmic passages with sustained chords, this work contains lush harmonies with wonderful dynamic contrast and captures both the celebration and t...

The William Blake poems, The Lamb and The Tyger are often paired together, and Andrew Miller has composed them so they can be sung as a set or separately. The overlapping lines in The Lamb enter in st...

A timeless Burt Bacharach song brought to new life by Anders Edenroth. A straightforward and accessible arrangement that celebrates the classic sound of the late '60s.

In their travels, the King's Singers have amassed a wonderful collection of songs from countries around the world that they regularly visit. Featured on their album, Postcards, here are several of the...

John Bennet (c. 1575-c. 1614) was a Renaissance-era English composer who wrote several madrigals in the style of Thomas Morley. This is perhaps his most famous one, and is a wonderful contest or festi...

Bob Chilcott, described by the Observer newspaper as a contemporary hero of British choral music, has been working as a choral composer and conductor since leaving The King's Singers in 1997. While in...

This joyful a cappella arrangement is set in a two-beat style that will be a total blast to rehearse and perform. Easily learned, it will be a great addition to holiday concerts, caroling and communit...

Uses: Christmas, Concert Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12; Luke 2:8-14 This jazzy neo-spiritual puts the cool in winter. A cappella except for an optional acoustic bass, this anthem has an almost vintage swi...

Always known for their stylistic interpretation of standard, a cappella repertoire, here is a collection of 14 songs edited and realized by one of the greatest a cappella ensembles of all time. An IPA...