Alfred New Sheet Music 2026

New voicing! Victor C. Johnson's jubilant setting of the traditional Latin text is ideal for developing choirs. The rousing mixed-meter introduction lays the groundwork for a syncopated presentation o...

A cappella singers imitate the sounds of "steam in the engine" and "steel on the track" in this original workman's song constructed especially for emerging voices. Basses first, then tenors; each sect...

Betsy's Blues brings together the creative talents of composer Lorrie Baum and her sister, Betsy Weston, in a lively and spirited piece for Grade 2 string orchestra. Students will discover a variety o...

Here's a nice easy swinger on a familiar title. Played around 144 BPM with written solos provided for tenor sax, trumpet, trombone, and piano. Well-written and fun to play with many optional parts to...

Here's an exciting mambo, a very cool arrangement indeed! Played with half note=88-108 BPM. Highlights include alto and trombone solos, a sax section soli, and an auxiliary percussion part for congas....

A groovy Latin cha-cha played around 126 BPM with solos provided for alto and trumpet 2. Lead trumpet range to written G on top of the staff. This is a first-class chart, you'll love it!

A hot chart that bounces between swing and second-line groove played around 170 BPM. Solo opportunities for alto, trumpet 2, tenor, trombone 1 and drumset. Lead trumpet range to written B-flat above t...

Energized! This swinger is played around 180 BPM with solo space for trumpet 2 and tenor. Nice section solis and a big shout chorus are part of this package. Optional parts include flute and vibes. A...

Check out this gorgeous Brubeck melody set in an easy swing groove around 120 BPM. Featuring your lead alto player on the melody with suggested written-out solo space. Lead trumpet range is to A above...

A timeless jazz standard with an irresistible melody built on a rising sequence, this fully flexible arrangement works with as few as five players plus rhythm, or a full ensemble - winds, strings, or...

Let the bass take the spotlight in this straight-ahead swing chart with a classic jazz feel. Written to showcase the upright bass, it keeps the groove locked in while the band provides solid support w...

This high-energy calypso original, first recorded by Sheroes, brings infectious rhythms and vibrant colors to the stage. The arrangement highlights smaller groups within the band, starting with sopran...

El Ritmo del Malecón by Jamie Roth is an original salsa chart that brings authentic style to the jazz ensemble stage - effectively two charts in one. Written at a Grade 3 or 4 level depending on setup...

Plenty of Nothing by Monika Herzig, arranged by Ryan Fraley, is a straight-ahead modal swing chart drawn from Herzig's impressive catalog. Set at Grade 3, it features a fast swing feel with a purposef...

Using the traditional "Cantate Domino" text, this piece is ideal for developing ensembles. The stackable melody spans a conservative six-note range that works well for changing voices, and an additive...

This flowing and melismatic Latin setting offers every voice part something satisfying to sing. After a brief opening solo and presentation of the main theme, a minor-key section creates striking cont...

Here's a joyful, syncopated celebration that maintains its driving tempo from start to finish. This dynamic minor-key opener introduces a "Jubilate Deo" theme in unison, then develops it further with...

This stunning setting by Robert Sheldon of the hymn "God of Our Fathers" is presented as a chorale prelude beginning with a mournful and powerful opening. The piece moves through several major and min...

For more than a century, countless audiences have thrilled to the iconic sounds of the tour de force that is George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Three of its five themes have been captured in this ful...

Troldhaugen, or "knoll of the trolls," was the name given to the villa where Grieg lived from 1885 until his death. This work began as a piano piece intended to commemorate the 25th anniversary of his...

Beach Spring is a beautifully scored setting of the beloved American hymn tune from The Sacred Harp (1844), offering ensembles a chance to explore the rich heritage of early American shape-note singin...

Perfect for developing or smaller SSA groups, this melodic metaphor offers many opportunities to build tone, encourage legato singing, and plant the seeds of musicality. Unison and two-part sonorities...

Victor Johnson lends his artistic voice to this beloved Alfred, Lord Tennyson text. A mellifluous melody, warm harmonies, and sensitive syllabic stress bring the alluring poetry to life. An elegant pi...

This joyful poem by Langston Hughes uses spring rain as a metaphor for hope and celebrates renewal. Listen for gentle syncopations, a sculpted melodic contour, and a variety of choral textures that fl...

You've never heard ragtime like this! Scott Joplin's signature piano piece is cleverly arranged for voices with a supportive accompaniment. Carefully crafted to match the original while making the neu...