Three-part Choir SAB Sheet Music

Absolutely beautiful for mixed a cappella voices, this setting of the beloved Latin text O Magnum Mysterium is not to be overlooked! Simple, elegant, and haunting, it is a lovely addition to any conce...

Use of lyrical lines with suspensions and close dissonances creates a fine concert work! Available: SATB, SAB, 2-Part. Performance Time: Approx. 3:00.

This fun two-part vocal jazz piece talks about the stylistic jazz vocal idiom. Based on the 12-bar blues form, Robinson's cool original song offers variety and flexibility to sing call and response an...

This lyrical yet forceful setting of Psalm 124 speaks to the strength of those who trust in God. A children's choir and SAB voices in combination make this a memorable selection.

A delightful chorus taken from an early Mozart work, Offertorium Pro Omni Tempore, K.117, Jubiláte has all the freshness and vitality you would expect from one of the greatest of all composers. Patric...

"Walk to Bethlehem" by Ruth Morris Gray is a rhythmic and rousing choral work that focuses on the biblical journey to Bethlehem. The piece is characterized by its energetic, almost striding character,...

One of the most recorded songs in history, this beloved Christmas classic addresses both meek and powerful with a compelling plea for peace. This setting captures the mystery and drama inherent in the...

John Leavitt's arrangement of this movement from Andrew Lloyd Webber's acclaimed Requiem preserves all of the simplicity and reverence of the original work while making it accessible to a variety of c...

Memories is a tender love song which recalls a couple's old home, mountain paths, wild floweers, the surrounding natural beauty, and their mutual love. The original simple folk-like tune is sung first...

Pals is about two scouts who 'tramped the hills together hunting for silver, gold and copper.' The text alludes to the many hardships of miners in the wild west.

Nothing comes easily in life, but, as poet Sarah Teasdale assures us, life holds such treasures that we must give our all and “never count the cost.”