Choral Sheet Music Download

Current arrangement of the gospel classic for mixed choir a cappella.

Current arrangement of the gospel classic for mixed choir a cappella.

Current arrangement of the gospel classic for mixed choir a cappella.

New gospel song for mixed choir a cappella by Niko Schlenker.

Download version of the gospel song for mixed choir SATB. In addition to the vocal edition, you will automatically receive the score with carefully notated piano accompaniment and chord symbols.

This large-scale work sets a poem by American writer and civil rights activist James Weldon Johnson that depicts the Creation story. The accompaniment is scored for full orchestra or small ensemble; s...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

This peace-filled arrangement by the late Johnnie Carl is a welcome addition to every choral library. Sung by choir and congregation and beautifully orchestrated, this arrangement is both calming and...

Ideal for Christmas or contest programming, this accessible, well-crafted work is infused with a joyful spirit! With an easily-learned Latin refrain and contrasting English phrases, your singers will...

Raise your voices in song to celebrate freedom! This uptempo pop-style original presents ringing endorsement of the power of music to support a cause and spread the hope. A great concert theme or open...

Raise your voices in song to celebrate freedom! This uptempo pop-style original presents ringing endorsement of the power of music to support a cause and spread the hope. A great concert theme or open...

With words adapted from a traditional Native American text, this is a work of mystery and power, telling the story of hunter and hunted. It may be performed with piano only or with the optional flute,...

This expansive work will encourage young people toward independence and the amazing feeling of unrestrained optimism and opportunity. The powerful and dramatic musical setting reflects the inspiration...

Well-crafted for beginning/developing mixed choirs, this uptempo work is an ideal selection for concert and festival choirs. Featuring repeated sections, syncopation, easily-learned Latin text and viv...

Alternating between the 14th Century German Carol Personet Hodie and original music and text by Philip Lawson, this is a carol suitable for the sanctuary or the concert stage.

Setting the words of the 14th century Persian poet Hafiz and arranging the classic My Funny Valentine creates a dialogue between the Divine and the human heart. Both texts and the music highlight the...

Jewish leader and scholar, Hillel the Elder, captures the tension between the need for healthy self-care and the importance of caring for others. Canadian composer Mark Sirett combines the ancient Heb...

Truly a song that needs no introduction, this American standard is offered here in a stellar arrangement that leaps off the page and into the heart. Ideal for both patriotic services and for community...

Bright and festive Fa la la's fill this original work that is perfect for holiday celebrations! Solid and joyful vocal writing creates rehearsal magic and a shining performance. Add some simple sleigh...

This lively Easter anthem is infused with jubilant lyrics and a syncopated theme that leaps from the page with confidence and purpose. The appearance of the beloved tune JESUS CHRIST IS RISEN TODAY cr...

Here is a wonderful way to begin your concert using a piano accompaniment that sets the joyous mood followed by a jubilant vocal introduction. The quoting of a familiar French carol with Gloria in exc...