Classical Music

An arrangement of Thomas Weelkes' Sit Down and Sing for women's choir (SSA) by Thais Janssen. Weelkes was an English Renaissance composer who is most well-known for the output of his vocal works. He w...

An arrangement of Thomas Morley's Do You Not Know? for women's choir (SSA) by Thais Janssen. Morley was an English Renaissance composer who lived in London at the same time as William Shakespeare. The...

An arrangement of Als ick u vinde by Hubert Waelrant for women's choir (SSAA) by Thais Janssen. Born in 1517 and primarily based in Antwerp for his entire life, Waelrant was a teacher and singer at th...

The work is written for a four-part female choir, and it has a disturbing beginning which is transformed into a rhythmic structure, where the harmony is stretched and the harmonies stop having a tonal...

Accessible for most treble choirs in church or school, this is a re-voiced setting of a Johannes Brahms motet maintains the lyrical lines for which Brahms is famous.

Peter Aston was an English composer and was best known for his choral works. This piece, Three Shakespeare Songs, was written in 1965 and is for Soprano Solo and SA chorus (unaccompanied).

Written for Hulme Grammar Schools for Girls, this is the composer's own arrangement for upper voices of his haunting and much-loved carol.

Eight madrigals arranged for SSA or SSAA Choir. Contents: All Creatures Are Now Merry Minded (Bennet) - Come Again, Sweet Love (Dowland) - My Bonnie Lass She Smileth (Morley/arr. West) - Now Is the Mo...

The most famous of all 15th Century Italian madrigals is brought to life in this new Russell Robinson edition from our Developing SATB Repertoire series. Both English and Italian texts are included.

The most famous of all 15th Century Italian madrigals is brought to life in this new Russell Robinson edition from our Developing SATB Repertoire series. Both English and Italian texts are included.

Showcase your SSA choir with this evocative two-movement setting of poems by Violet Nicolson. With shimmering harmonies and lilting rhythms, it is sure to be a favorite with singers and audience alike...