Barbershop Sheet Music for Mixed Voices

This James Bond theme tune was released in 1981 with the film starring Roger Moore. The vocalist, Scottish singer Sheena Easton, beat out the band Blondie to record the song which went on to become a...

Chattanooga Choo Choo was written by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon for the film Sun Valley Serenade in 1941. Here arranged by Thomas Lydon for SATB Chorus with Piano accompaniment, this is a challengi...

Tarik O'Regan's As One for SATB. Commissioned by the American Guild of Organists for the Biennial National Convention in Kansas City, 2018. Duration: 3. 5 minutes

Arranged for SATB Choir and Piano by Hawley Ades.

From the Musical Sweet Charity, Cy Coleman's The Rhythm Of Life has been arranged for SAB Choir and Piano Duet by Richard Barnes.

Originally featured in the motion picture Empire of the Sun, this John Williams original is simply a wonderful choral work. Every choir should strive to perform this rich addition to the choral repert...

Originally featured in the motion picture Empire of the Sun, this John Williams original is simply a wonderful choral work. Every choir should strive to perform this rich addition to the choral repert...

Almost everyone recognizes the superb melody of Jay Ungar's 'Ashokan Farewell' that was featured so prominently in Ken Burns' television film 'The Civil War'. Now, finally, a choral setting comes aliv...

Almost everyone recognizes the superb melody of Jay Ungar's 'Ashokan Farewell' that was featured so prominently in Ken Burns' television film 'The Civil War'. Now, finally, a choral setting comes aliv...

Patsy Ford Simms brings us another exquisite original African style work that carries a wonderful message, a memorable melody and lots of African percussion. This is a must have!

Patsy Ford Simms brings us another exquisite original African style work that carries a wonderful message, a memorable melody and lots of African percussion. This is a must have!

The title song, written by Fred Ebb and John Kander and interpreted by Liza Minnelli towards the end of the film, gained its international fame primarily through Frank Sinatra, who carried it continuo...

The title song, written by Fred Ebb and John Kander and interpreted by Liza Minnelli towards the end of the film, gained its international fame primarily through Frank Sinatra, who carried it continuo...

This classic tune from the cherished motion picture The Wizard of Oz continues to be a favorite of every generation. Kirby Shaw's wonderful SATB choral arrangement will be a welcomed addition in today...

Our Standard Library Series would not be complete without the timeless favorite, Over the Rainbow. The writing is exquisite, the beauty, ever-present. A must for your library! The Two-Part voicing is...

The song from Kurt Weill and Bertholt Brecht's The Threepenny Opera which, once translated into English by Marc Blitzstein, became a surprise pop hit. Arranged here for SATB Choir and Piano by Kirby S...

This charming musical theatre song is a celebration of global friendship, all with a simple hola! Join Lola as she takes a round-the-world musical trip making friends everywhere she goes!

This charming musical theatre song is a celebration of global friendship, all with a simple hola! Join Lola as she takes a round-the-world musical trip making friends everywhere she goes!

This charming musical theatre song is a celebration of global friendship, all with a simple hola! Join Lola as she takes a round-the-world musical trip making friends everywhere she goes!

This charming musical theatre song is a celebration of global friendship, all with a simple hola! Join Lola as she takes a round-the-world musical trip making friends everywhere she goes!

This is the sensational opening number from the 2015 Broadway show Something Rotten! in which the cast celebrates the inventions, innovations and art of the new era.

This is the sensational opening number from the 2015 Broadway show Something Rotten! in which the cast celebrates the inventions, innovations and art of the new era.

This is the sensational opening number from the 2015 Broadway show Something Rotten! in which the cast celebrates the inventions, innovations and art of the new era.

This is the sensational opening number from the 2015 Broadway show Something Rotten! in which the cast celebrates the inventions, innovations and art of the new era.

Now available in an expressive unaccompanied setting, this ballad from the musical Wicked takes on deep and emotional meaning with solo vocal lines and the full range of the choir. A powerful reminder...