Barbershop Sheet Music for Mixed Voices

Simple and easy to learn, good for general use

Simple and delightful, this is an ideal piece for general use

The text for this original octavo by Paul Leddington Wright is extracted from Exodus 15:1-2, 11, 13 & 17, contains an intricate organ part

This easy octavo is a great addition to any church choir repertoire

Another fabulous octavo by Sandra Ford!This piece is easily accessible by a Jr. high/high school or adult choir

This jubilant piece by Mark Hayes is a fantastic addition to your choir's program! Written for the fiftieth anniversary of the school of church music of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Loui...

A unique arrangement of the familiar hymn tune, Madrid, both the vocal lines and the accompaniment have their challenges but the results are worth the work!

This easy arrangement of the traditional Latin hymn would be a wonderful addition to your summer program!

Great for graduations, dedications, or launching of fundraisers. This is a pull-out-all-the-stops piece for SATB, optional congregation, and keyboard plus: one trumpet and bells (parts in the octavo),...

A uniquely graceful arrangement of the well-loved tune from Southern Harmony Also available in SSAA voicing (HMC1675)

This soothing octavo is a sweet addition to any Sunday service

Medium difficult, good choice for youth choir

Lovely setting from Matthew, 'Come unto Me, and I will give you rest. ', good for a small or new choir.

This moderately easy octavo is perfect for a school choir or graduation ceremony

This is a fabulous arrangement of the traditional lullaby by Stephen Foster

This spirited arrangement of Stephen Foster's folk song is sure to get a laugh out of your audience and choir! We dare you to keep a straight face!

This gentle and sweet octavo is from our Hal Hopson choral series for the moderately advanced choir

Hal H. Hopson, a prolific composer recognized internationally, arranged this hymn for mixed voices (SSATB), 1-2 soloists, and piano or organ accompaniment, strings and handbell are optional.

The slow and somewhat jazzy second movement of the contemporary cantata, In These Things We Live, is primarily a solo for mezzo-soprano or tenor with choir accompaniment. The other two movements (each...

Concert piece of medium difficulty for secondary chorus

This arrangement tells the story of Noah and his animals from the ark, suitable for a festival

This advanced arrangement of America the Beautiful would be an inspiring addition to your Fourth of July service

A choice decision for the youth choir, particularly good for dedication or mission Sunday, but also works for any Sunday

This energetic and uplifting praise piece is perfect for any Sunday!

Our first publication by Mark L. Williams is a prime example of the talent found within our ranks!