Choral Sheet Music

The Chorus Part to Benjamin Britten's The Golden Vanity for accompanied boy's voices.

Die Sammlung wertvoller, geeigneter Literatur ist in Zusammenhang mit dem Erscheinen und der Einführung des neuen Gotteslobs erfolgt. Lieder für den Gemeindegesang sind ebenso enthalten wie Chorsätze...

An Opera Score composed by Giacomo Puccini.

Adapted from the gospel-style interpretation of the hymn, His Eye Is on the Sparrow, originally performed and recorded by the Georgia Mass Choir, this setting has been lowered a step and a bass part a...

A traditional Andean folk song set for three-part treble choir, this setting employs the use of exciting percussion and authentic vocal effects. The slow, melodious theme of the introduction leads int...

Cast: SAB A new arrangement by the composer of one of Laura Jēkabsone's most popular choral titles. Totari was written for the Christmas programme of the vocal group "Latvian Voices". It is based on...

This spiritual begins softly with a soloist (or small ensemble) and continues to crescendo in texture and dynamics, climaxing at the key chane with the addition of a soaring descant. The repetition of...

Written in a lively and energetic gospel style, Brian Tate displays his talents leading the 200 voice Vancouver Island Gospel and World Music Choir. Guaranteed to be a success wherever it is performed...

The composer of the acclaimed Gospel Mass brings us his 'Magnificat'. Robert Ray's invigorating and powerful gospel setting will thrill audiences and singers alike. With a theme of magnifying the name...

John Leavitt has brilliantly set this text from the Jewish Liturgy in this new original work for choir. With a simple message of peace, it is a fitting work for troubled times. Optional instrumentatio...

Now available with piano accompaniment, this touching Hogan original can be experienced by choirs of all ages and abilities. Emerson's simplified vocals and supportive accompaniment flawlessly maintai...

Charged with gospel-style excitement, this traditional spiritual, in new SATB and SSA voicings, comes alive in energy and style. A powerful chorus, hand claps, stacked vocal section and key change bui...

Hallelujah, Praise Ye The Lord (Halalujoh, halalu el b'kod'sho) for SATB choir with Organ accompaniment by Louis Lewandowski.

Bongo and hand drum accompaniment highlight this African-styled work filled with rhythmic intensity. The simple 'alleluia' text allows the melodic and rhythmic lines to take center stage. An add-on se...

This uplifting gospel original teaches each of us to 'shine a little light on the world.' Includes two short stylized solos, and incorporates 'This Little Light of Mine' as a canon just before the rou...

The Gospel Mass -a mass for mixed choir, combo and concert band-is based on the gospel music that has spread throughout the world since its creation in America. After Missa Brevis and Missa Katharina...

Here is an original jazz suite that is perfectly suited to treble choirs or developing mixed groups in middle school and high school. The lyrics for all three songs are about the joy and fun of singin...

Mister Sandman is fantastic piece beautifully composed by Pat Ballard in Ed Lojeski's arrangement for SATB Choral. Also available for: SSAA, SA.

The brief Latin text, 'Cantate canticum novum,' means 'Sing a new song.' And this is an outstanding new song to sing. All voicings include legitimate jazz sonorities, canonic verses, and logical chora...

One of the true icons of 'jazz' is Dave Brubeck. His signature song, written by Paul Desmond, comes to life in this remarkable setting from Kirby Shaw. It's hip and will be a hit with singers and audi...

Hear the steady ticka-tacka of the mill wheel in this brisk setting of a French Canadian folksong. Use the pronunciation guide on the VoiceTrax CD or on the inside cover to practice the French lyrics,...

One of the most popular and most performed Christmas songs has been treated with great care by Mark Hayes. This arrangement respects the simplicity of this beloved holiday number, yet still makes it s...

This barcarole occurs in the second episode (Act IV) of the opera, Les Contes d'Hoffmann (Tales of Hoffmann), and takes place in the Grand Canal in Venice.