Carl Fischer Sheet Music

Z. Randall Stroope connects: through his teaching, his thoughtful compositions, and the poetry he chooses for his compositions. In his poem The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost connects to the core of the...

Robinson's beautifully elegant setting of this beloved piece of Americana is accessible for SATB ensembles of all sizes. Not to be overlooked for concerts throughout the year.

Ad Astra is an impressive, yet accessible piece for developing or advanced choirs alike. With a pulsating and highly rhythmic piano accompaniment, Narverud's writing radiates energy. Filled with hope...

Alma Redemptoris Mater, arranged for SAB voices with optional divisi, is a thoughtful adaptation of Palestrina's timeless motet dedicated to the Virgin Mary. This arrangement preserves the ethereal be...

This work, Constellation, celebrates the Milky Way galaxy, with notable constellations like Orion, Ursa Major, and Gemini. The shifting tonalities of the composition underscore the myriad of cosmic co...

The Lone Wild Bird combines multiple musical elements with the aim of capturing something accessible yet satisfying. Melodies are passed between the voices and piano, which weaves the two parts togeth...

Eclipse tells the story of people witnessing a solar eclipse for the first time, unaware of the reason behind the sudden darkness. A steady "darkness" ostinato moves through all three voices, while mo...

Christopher Alexander’s I Am the World is an exciting, exuberant SATB work set to the text of Dora Sigerson Shorter. The poem celebrates humanity’s connection to the natural world through vivid images...

Christopher Alexander’s December, set to the charming text of Harriet F. Blodgett, captures the warmth and nostalgia of the holiday season. With images of holly, mistletoe, Christmas chimes, and stock...

This upbeat celebration of music captures the joy, energy, and uplift that communal singing can inspire with a nod to gospel style. Filled with bright rhythms, syncopation that accentuates the natural...

Written by Christi Jones with lyrics by Cody Raven Morris, Don’t Calm the Storm begins in the heart of turbulence, capturing the feeling of being swept into a storm both literal and emotional. At its...

Cantemos! is a joyful, dance-like celebration of music’s power to fill the heart with energy and connection. Sung in Spanish, the text speaks of carrying a beautiful song within, moving with the music...

What began as a whimsical, off-hand comment in the rehearsal room—"giraffes are just horses with long necks"—unfolded into the heartfelt and present-minded anthem, Happy to Know You Right Now. This pi...

“…then the rocks on the mountain began to shout.” —Charles Ives (Lukas Foss, V2510) As a composer, Lukas Foss (1922–2009) was fluent with a variety of different mediums, including works for orchestra,...

Edition: piano accompaniment. The 24 advanced solos in this collection feature a variety of composers who shaped the musical landscape of their time. This compilation promises a rich and inspiring mus...

Angles for Piano Trio plays with a variety of textures and timbres that can be produced on the piano. Each of the four movements takes a different textural or procedural 'angle.' The first movement, '...

Odd Moments was written for the Da Capo Chamber Players in 1999 in celebration of George Perle's 85th birthday. The piece was revised in 2009, resulting in a version that is a few minutes shorter. The...

This piece scored for clarinet, guitar, and cello was commissioned by the Curtis Institute of Music in 2013. The pun in the title hints at the way the three performers wander in and out of focus with...

Carl Fischer introduces this exciting new series of performance pieces designed to help all levels of instrumentalists by making their practice time more productive. This innovative series offers the...

Carl Fischer introduces this exciting new series of performance pieces designed to help all levels of instrumentalists by making their practice time more productive. This innovative series offers the...

In his desire to broaden the repertoire for fellow flutists, Robert Stallman has developed a special gift for transcribing works of Great composers such as Bach, Mozart, Dvo?ák, Rossini, and others fo...

No harpist in the 20th Century has had a more significant impact on development of the instrument than Carlos Salzedo (1885-1961). Famed as a player and teacher, he was also a composer of note whose w...