Sheet Music for Women's Choir

Uses: General, Concert, Youth Choir, Reformation, Praise Team Scripture: Psalm 31:1-5, Ephesians 1:7-12, Philippians 2:5-11 Now available for SAB and SSA groups, this popular song from the Newsboys is...

Stand back for this fantastic new arrangement from the current hit musical revival on Broadway, Hello Dolly! Beginning with an expressive solo, the choral begins to come alive in tempo and energy unti...

Now available for SSA choirs! Patti Drennan's fresh approach to the arranging of this haunting American folk hymn has made her setting a bestseller. This portrait of redemption is beloved by congregat...

Snow Is Falling by Greg Gilpin arranged for SSA choir with piano accompaniment.

Donnelly and Strid have arranged the traditional Chinese folk song, Mo Li Hua, into a delightful display of trebled voiced beauty accompanied by a gentle piano with optional soprano recorder and vario...

The South African folk song Thula, Thula, Ngoana arranged by Greg Gilpin for SSA choir.

Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen recorded this tune that was named one of the best songs of 2017. Lisa DeSpain creates a choral for mixed as well as women's groups and captures the pop sound with soli...

Poignant words of affirmation abound in this anthem that highlight God's unconditional love and faithful care for all people. The tender, lyrical phrases are both beautiful and shorter in length, help...

This joyful thanksgiving anthem sets the familiar Psalm text, 'It is good to give thanks to the Lord, ' to a driving, syncopated refrain that recurs throughout the piece. A lively piano accompaniment...

The simple, childlike text of this thoughtful anthem expresses a genuine desire to live like Jesus - to be kind, faithful, and forgiving. A splendid choice for use during Lent, Holy Week, or any gener...

Truly a song that needs no introduction! This national treasure is arranged for success with power and respect for the original song. Quoting America the Beautiful, the arrangement begins with a flour...

Thomas Moore's text provides the inspiration for the innovative a cappella piece now available in a NEW SSA voicing. Beginning with a simple melody, each part then joins with its own melody as the pol...

An exuberant chorus by Gluck found in the Second Act of his opera Alceste is set here for SSA voices with additional dynamics and optional English words added by the arranger. This joyous and tuneful...

And as the snow falls from above, we fill our hearts with joy and love and tidings of peace to one and all. A picturesque choral for winter, rich with nostalgia and glowing vocals. A beautiful selecti...

Gilpin's setting of this Rachel Field poem is rich with mystery, anticipation and energy: quite different from other choral settings. An excellent choice for developing choirs including elementary as...

The final section of a larger work, this work opens with a solo voice and weaves a magical spell as the message of peace unfolds. Some fear the world, they hear the dissonance and say it always will b...

A setting of a sonnet by Amy Lowell commissioned by the Smith College Chorus explores conflicting emotions one finds in a relationship. The broad and lyrical music evokes the passion of new love and t...

From the collection As you sing, 'Charm' is a secular concert work by Kerry Andrew which combines folk-influenced motifs with a distinct rhythmic style and some semi-improvised elements (composer's no...

From the collection Hark, hark, the lark, 'You spotted snakes with double tongue' is a setting by Jussi Chydenius of words from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Scored for unaccompanied upper...

From the collection For Him all Stars, 'We Three Camels' is a lighthearted take on the three wise men's journey to find the Christ child. Composed by David Hamilton to a text by acclaimed author Jane...

From the collection For Him all Stars, 'Into this world, this day did come' is a meditative carol by Howard Skempton, scored for SSA unaccompanied. Featuring a frequently-changing time signature and l...

The text of Omnes nu laet ons gode loven is from an old Flemish carol, and is a mixture of Old Flemish and Latin (presented here alongside an English text by Jeremy Jackman).