Walton Music

Scenes from Gjeilo's majestic native Norway inspired this contemporary poem. Words and music are fused in a poignant, yet lyrical work with a pulse of its own. An exellent festival choice for mature w...

Experience timeless choral music in its purest form with the renowned Marian hymn "Salve Regina". In this captivating choral edition published by Walton Music, the traditional Latin text unfolds with...

Incorporating Albert Brumley's I'll Fly Away and the traditional spiritual, Now Let Me Fly, this exciting arrangement by Stacey Gibbs for women's choirs offers a sophisticated challenge with dramatic...

Shape this song to your own needs! It is written for high school women's voices, but the added TB line makes it a SSAATB setting for mixed choir. You may have optional guitar and electric bass play th...

This bright and joyous work by a well-known Swedish composer can be performed with or without the optional liturgical chant in the beginning. It is a great choice for a jubilant Christmas concert open...

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...

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.

An absolute highlight for any choral concert: With "Water Night", renowned composer Eric Whitacre created a modern masterpiece of timeless beauty. Based on the poetic words of Octavio Paz, the composi...

Bring sunny holiday vibes and infectious rhythms to the concert stage! With "Acappella In Acapulco", Anders Edenroth, founding member of the legendary vocal ensemble The Real Group, has created a mode...

The new work of young composer Eric Whitacre uses the text of David, lamenting the slaying of his son Absalom (II Samuel 18:33). It is a major work, with great dramatic moments describing the feeling...

The anthem is selected from the Six Latin Hymns, Op. 40, written in 1912 by the Swedish organist and composer well known for his Te Deum for chorus and orchestra. In Latin, it is well suited for high...

An adaptable pair of pieces with contrasting tempi, for use in school or church.

SATB Divisi a cappella. A tribute to those affected by Hurricane Katrina, this spiritual setting offers rich sonorities and unexpected harmonic twists. Repeated choral figures develop naturally and su...

SATB divisi with optional accompaniment. Originally an instrumental work, Swedish composer Gunnar Eriksson has created a remarkable experimental version for choir which is both deceptively simple and...

This elegant five-part a cappella work may also be performed doubling with organ or keyboard. A great selection for a mature choir.

Sanctus is an exuberant a cappella work with frequent key and meter changes. From Kook's Missa Brevis for Vocal Ensemble, this rhythmic and unique work will be a nice challenge for more advanced choir...

Jubilate Deo is an engaging work from Australian composer Joseph Twist. The rhythmic drive and overlapping musical ideas will make this a showstopper for any concert!

Niliriya is a charming work from Korea that uses dancing rhythms and joyful sounds to mimic the sound of a willow pipe. In creating this unique soundworld, the composer toes the line between tradition...

A Latvian folksong proclaiming 'Sing, daughters!' is arranged with excitement and rhythm by Latvian composer Laura Jekabsone. Originally performed by SSSAAA singers, but scored here for SSAATB voices.

Hanna Havrylets’ beautiful Prayer has received significant attention in recent years, in both choral and instrumental versions, a wonderful tribute to Havrylets’ musical legacy after her passing in 20...

Drawing on his deep connection to the Estonian folk tradition, Cyrillus Kreek’s Psalm 141 sets the plea "Lord, I cry unto thee" with a blend of chant-like melody and rich harmonies. This intimate work...

Anthony Trecek-King's raw and unadorned setting of Don’t You Grieve After Me highlights a lesser-known Spiritual. True to the Spiritual tradition, this arrangement allows individual choir voices to ma...

Rob Dietz's setting of this traditional hymn alternates a festive and serious tone, meant to evoke both the joy and the urgency of the text that invites peace. Choirs should approach the performance o...

Korean composer Hyo-Won Woo's setting of Sanctus takes traditional Latin text and pairs it with complex Korean harmonic and melodic elements. The soundworld that results reflects the passion and myste...