Barbershop Sheet Music for Mixed Voices

Kyle Pederson is known for his creative ability to set traditional tunes in a way that feels fresh and modern without being trite. This is a beautiful treatment of the traditional KINGSFOLD tune.

An original adaptation of Psalm 30:11 and Zephaniah 3:14-17, 20.

An original text that focuses on the journey of faith and the call of Christ for believers to join together as one. This anthem incorporates the tune NETTLETON.

A fresh take on an old gospel hymn.

A joyous setting of Psalm 81:1-4, the piece features a festive organ accompaniment and jubilant choral parts.

Written for the state funeral of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. A plaintive and lyrical oboe part is entwined with the moving setting of this well known hymn.

Written for the state funeral of Senator Bob Dole. A moving setting featuring vocal accompaniments that support and enhance the familiar melody.

A Festival setting of the well-known Edward Bairstow anthem. Particularly effective with brass. Part of the Association of Anglican Musicians series.

Love is expressed in many different ways, and the Bible contains several words for love. This setting explores not only the many facets of God's love for us but also how that love is shared throughout...

A blend of the well-known hymn "Spirit of God, Descend upon My Heart" and encouragement to "give thanks to the Lord." The combination of original composition alongside familiar material creates a uniq...

A beautifully creative rendition of Psalm 23, blending the serene Scottish folk melody Leaving Lismore with the timeless hymn tune Resignation. This inspired arrangement offers a fresh and reflective...

An original piece that challenges the singers and congregation to stand up for justice. A memorable and repetitive chorus creates a fervent prayer that congregations and choirs will find to be deeply...

An original piece that challenges the singers and congregation to stand up for justice. A memorable and repetitive chorus creates a fervent prayer that congregations and choirs will find to be deeply...

A simple reflection on Romans 6:4. The piece begins with solo chant that can be sung either by a cantor or the choir. The choir then enters in four-parts followed by chant.

Psalm 95 is the basis for this beautiful and impactful work. The piece opens with a fanfare introduction by the choir which develops throughout the piece. Useful throughout the church year.

The Sanctus is an ancient Christian liturgical hymn and has been set to new music countless times over the centuries. In this arrangement, the composer wishes to evoke that "ancientness" by incorporat...

An uplifting and joyful expression of praise with an original text by Charles Anthony Silvestri. The optional violin part adds vitality and color to the composition.

The text is a combination of scriptures verses from John 21 and I John 4 where Jesus is asking his disciples to feed his sheep. An option of children's voices makes this a compelling anthem for many d...

The tune HOLY MANNA is matched with a text by Sylvia G. Dunstan. Themes of gratitude, unity, outreach, and kindness are prevalent throughout.

A fresh choral setting of Carolina Sandell Berg’s beloved hymn text, this original composition captures the spirit of the lyrics with heartfelt sensitivity. Expansive dynamics and emotional nuance bri...

A mantra-like piece that calls to mind a Christian at prayer while walking to a commitment ritual. The music—both individual elements and overall form—enhances the pledge from Ps. 116:14. Choirs will...

An original composition based on Psalms 27:4, 84:1-2, 23:6. The choral writing features independent lines for each voice part and includes an optional violin part that adds an additional color to this...

This setting is a beautiful arrangement of the lovely 17th century Welsh tune MALDWYN, a Christmas favorite.

I grew up in a singing family – a Methodist singing family. Every summer during my childhood, we would travel with my grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins to the Smokey Mountains of N. Carolina to...