Choral Sheet Music

The Out from the Shadows Choral Series brings you Summer Is Gone, a new setting of British poet Christina Rosetti's 1862 poem Bitter for Sweet. The composer, Samuel Coleridge Taylor, displays superb c...

Using 14th-century plainsong as a point of departure, Richard Burchard masterfully crafts a stunning new SSATTB setting of the Latin text. This gorgeous hymn was written for Michelle Jensen's Sterling...

In this remarkable piece, the audience is invited to hear my voice ... pierce the ceiling of the waves. With a text taken from the Book of Psalms, the work includes an aleatoric section where individu...

Where Are You? Stephen Bock's poignant text asks where a loved one has gone, now that death has come. Burchard's setting for a cappella SATB divisi and two soloists, with its rising, searching motives...

Advent Gloria, scored for SSAATTBB a cappella choir and beautifully enhanced by handbells, is an exciting new offering for the Advent Season. The piece incorporates the well-known carols Let All Morta...

This striking a cappella setting of Scarborough Fair is a perfect fit for advanced concert choirs, a cappella groups or vocal jazz ensembles at high school, university and community levels. Made famou...

You have never heard an arrangement of This Land Is Your Land quite like this one. The arranger, Blake Morgan, said: I felt it was fitting to illuminate one of Guthrie's original verses, placed at the...

Im Wald (In the Forest) is number six of the Gartenlieder by Fanny (Mendelssohn) Hansel. A sprightly and refreshing piece, beautifully edited by Michelle Jensen, it fits perfectly in any program about...

An a cappella opening sets the stage for a colorful and descriptive work full of vivid imagery. Sara Teasdale's poem melds the natural world and the personal world in ways that still resonate.

Looking for an arrangement to feature a great soloist while still highlighting your choir? Look no further. Stacey Gibbs' arrangement of Dottie Rambo's classic hit I Go to the Rock is full of rhythmic...

A lesser-known American hymn is explored and expanded in this dynamic adaptation. Robust and energetic, the minor mode theme is a compelling setting for a lyric that celebrates discipleship and abunda...

This energetic choral shares a wise scriptural message: “like seeds sown on good soil, hear the word, accept it, and produce a crop.” The lesson is universal: listen to the truth and follow it. A Fili...

This beloved Puccini aria has been re-imagined for a cappella choirs, and the effect is one of sheer beauty! A great choice for teaching phrasing and vocal blend.

The joyful traditional French carol, translated long ago into English as Sing We Now of Christmas, is set a cappella with simple optional percussion. The limited French along with English text makes i...

This elegant Christmas poem comes from the late 19th-century English poet G. K. Chesterton. The music maintains the orderliness and symmetry of the lyrics, colored with 21st-century harmonies. The com...

The Jason Max Ferdinand Choral Series presents Stephen Murphy's modern choral setting of a 15th-century traditional text, “Adam Lay Ybounden,” for SATB unaccompanied chorus. Murphy uses luscious harmo...

This 13th century melody is arranged for high school choirs looking to expand into polyphony for the Christmas season. Smoothy melodic lines give way to smart challenges in range, while the B section...

Dedication is a musical statement of self-discovery and self-love from a Black female perspective. The piece features intense rhythmic vitality with heavy syncopation, fluctuating between powerful uni...

This concert-styled arrangement of the traditional spiritual carries a plea to be ready for a promising future: Fix me for my long white robe. Fix me for my starry crown. The a cappella setting perfec...

Selected for the Ron Kean Multicultural Series, this piece utilizes sounds from African folk songs and is now available for SAB. With a myriad of percussion instruments, the rhythm is set. A joyful ch...