Choral Sheet Music

A stunning treatment of the cherished English carol, incorporating familiar strains from Bach's 'Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.' This adept, expansive arrangement is rewarding to sing and fully realizes...

Bring out the sentimental side of Christmas at your holiday concert this year. A touching text reminisces about many delights during this special time of year. Logical choral writing, and an unforgett...

Bring out the sentimental side of Christmas at your holiday concert this year. A touching text reminisces about many delights during this special time of year. Logical choral writing, and an unforgett...

The text from 'Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming' is set to a wistful Irish folk song in this one-of-a-kind Christmas treasure. An optional violin part brings a chill to a song full of warmth. Breathtaking...

The text from 'Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming' is set to a wistful Irish folk song in this one-of-a-kind Christmas treasure. An optional violin part brings a chill to a song full of warmth. Breathtaking...

From Brickman's new holiday album, Comfort and Joy, this fantastic arrangement offers optional solos and builds to a powerful choral ending. Highly effective as a concert opener or closer. 'Let the be...

Remember those juke-box days of the 1950's? They're back with this slow-rockin' Christmas number from Irv Rothenberg. The mixed-voice editions feature the men on a typical 'bass' line. (Note: the 3-pa...

Our four favorite carols skillfully arranged by Carl Strommen: O Come, All Ye Faithful, What Child is This?, Joy to the World, and Silent Night. It 's a tight, six-minute medley that won't take too lo...

A driving, supportive piano part makes this a great choice for 2 and 3-part choirs. Easy to learn, yet exciting to sing. The text mixes the Latin phrase 'Jubilate Deo' with a fresh, new English lyric....

It's back to the 50's with this slow rock ballad that's perfect for your winter concerts. It's not a Christmas piece, so it's suitable for any secular winter-time concert. Jay Althouse cleverly mixes...

Philip Kern has combined two Christmas classics ('Hark! The Herald Angels Sing' and 'Angels We have Heard on High') into one very special arrangement. The gentle opening, with harp-like accompaniment,...

The perfect opener for your Christmas concert. Sing We Now of Christmas is actually a fanfare (with optional brass quintet and snare drum) featuring new words set to this majestic French carol. It's w...

Davis, Onorati, & Simeone

The finest pairing of melodies we've heard in years: The First Noel and Pachelbel's famous Canon in D. It works! In fact, the intertwining of these two timeless works is absolutely beautiful. A first-...

You-know-who is SQUEEZIN' DOWN THE CHIMNEY? Just putting this title in your Christmas program will guarantee a giggle from your audience. It's fun, but like all of Jay's music, it's easy-to-teach, and...

Phil Kern has skillfully weaved two cherished Christmas favorites ('Still, Still, Still' and 'O Holy Night') into one of the finest seasonal works we've heard in years. This beautiful arrangement is d...

Mary Val Marsh knows young voices and with BABY'S BORN IN BETHLEHEM, she's given us a winner for middle school and junior high choirs. It's a light calypso number with perfect ranges and singable melo...

Lieder aus der Kantate für Hausmusik, gleichzeitig Chortpartitur der Kantaten-Fassung = BA2167. Gemischter Chor-SATB - Chorpartitur

Gemischter Chor-SAB - Chorpartitur

Zwei Weihnachtskonzerte für 2 Vokal-Chöre oder zwei Bläserchöre (Blech- und/oder Holzbläser) oder Sänger- und Bläserchöre. Für Aufführungen mit Bläserchor wird die Ausgabe BA5438 benötigt. Gemischter...

Gemischter Chor-SATB - Sammelband; Singpartitur Die klangvollen Originalsätze alter Meister haben sich durch die Jahrhunderte ihren besonderen Zauber bewahrt. Ausgesuchte Kompositionen jüngeren Datums...

Es ist ein Ros entsprungen

Brett Dean wrote this short atmospheric Christmas Carol on the basis of a poem by Richard Watson Gilder for the choir of the renowned King's College in Cambridge where, appropriately enough, it was pe...