Alfred Choral Sheet Music

Ruth Elaine Schram has created another delightful setting of a well-known spiritual. Choirs of all ages will welcome this exceptional rendition. It's easy to sing, yet sounds rich and full!

Without a doubt 'the peoples gonna all be jammin'' to this Caribbean-style original for Christmastime. Why? Because you just can't stand still when you hear these infectious rhythms and accented chora...

Keep your fingers crossed; a blizzard's on the way. 'And we're hoping that tomorrow when we wake up, there'll be no school today. ' It's a rollicking, '60s pop-style piece exclusively for your 2-part...

What a perfect choice for the Easter season! Lloyd Larson's triumphant arrangement begs for big voices and the optional solo trumpet or instrumental ensemble will round out the full sound. This one wi...

Enjoy this medley of two Christmas spirituals, Chatter with the Angels and Mary Had a Baby, and the traditional French carol, He Is Born. Arranged for 2-part any combination of treble or mixed voices...

Enjoy this tender anthem recalling the blessed night of Jesus' birth. Inviting the question 'Is there room in your heart for Jesus?' this is appropriate for worship or concert during the Christmas sea...

The music is Schubert's 'March Militaire.' The text is wonderfully witty. The result is an unforgettable novelty number for mixed choirs. Each section of the choir brags about being 'the very best in...

Tuneful and bright, this German carol arrangement is a joy for winter concerts. Sing lightly to achieve vocal flexibility and a consistent lilt. Each delightful bell-like phrase may be sung in English...

This stunning setting of an emotional biblical text helps us understand that 'there is a time ... a season ... for every purpose under heaven.' The soaring melody dramatically ebbs and flows throughou...

Oh the heartache! 'Why must I be a teenager in love?' It's a musical question from the sock hop days of the fabulous '50s. The jitterbug-style arrangement is lively and fresh, yet captures the feel of...

Greet seasonal concertgoers with this festive original sung in the madrigal style. Joyful (and mostly step wise) 'fa la la' refrains are sung following each of two welcoming verses, arranged with slig...

As this folk-like original progresses, hand claps replace words of the winter text one syllable at a time. Partner song qualities, a bouncy beat, and an optional fiddle will make this a cold weather f...

This Olivia Newton-John hit from the '70s translates perfectly as a gospel-edged pop piece for today's choirs. There's a little hint of Elvis, too. Well-crafted choral writing combines with rhythmic d...

We celebrate a joyful sight: our future shining bright tonight. It's reflected in our children's eyes. This stirring new inspirational choral was recently premiered at the Macy's 4th of July televised...

You better hurry! You don't want to miss this infectious original Christmas spiritual that captures all the energy and excitement surrounding the baby's birth. A winner in any voicing, for school or c...

Festivity abounds in this sprightly John Leavitt arrangement of the favorite carol. Explosive 'frooms' underscore the familiar melody and text, set with unexpected tonal and metric shifts that really...

2-part choirs will love singing this story of 'Godfrey Gordon Gustavus Gore, a boy who never would shut the door. ' Janet Gardner's modal melody and rollicking compound meters give this slightly silly...

Two equal voice parts echo and overlap as a steady hand drum and finger cymbals repeat their rhythmic patterns in this playful adaptation of a folk song from Finland. With perfect vocal ranges, compli...

Celebrate Leroy Anderson's 100th birthday (June 29, 1908) with this classic tango. Perform with the fun and fresh 4-hand piano accompaniment, or with the original orchestral work for a stunning effect...

Celebrate Leroy Anderson's 100th birthday (June 29, 1908) with this classic tango. Perform with the fun and fresh 4-hand piano accompaniment, or with the original orchestral work for a stunning effect...

No more lives torn apart, and wars would never start, and time would heal all hearts.