Choral Sheet Music

She Walks in Beauty arranged for mixed voice choir a cappella by Toby Hession.

My Heart Danceth by Eleanor Alberga, written for SSAATTBB unaccompanied voices.

A Blessing (Psalm 133) by Judith Bingham, for unaccompanied SATB choir.

The Morning star - fades from the sky is an anthem by Judith Bingham for unaccompanied SSATB voices.

Vytautas Miškinis (b.1954) is a composer, choir conductor and educator. His output encompasses over 400 secular and around 150 sacred, works; in addition to over 100 folk song arrangements. His music...

Born in 1977 in Latvia, Ēriks Ešenvalds is an original and sought-after voice of the Baltic music tradition. These two new collections, following on from the first four anthologies of his choral music...

Der britische Komponist Ken Burton ließ sich für sein Stück Descend to Earth von der Dichtung der im 18. Jahrhundert als Sklavin lebenden Autorin Phyllis Wheatley inspirieren, dessen prägnantes Gedich...

Composed for unaccompanied SSATB with an English text from the Book of Common Prayer. This five-minute anthem was written for the UK's Thomas Tallis Society, having in mind Tallis's famous work for 5...

This beautiful 5-minute piece takes William Byrd's famous motet and re-imagines it for 3 unaccompanied SATB choirs, with opportunity to space the choirs at a distance from each other.

Roderick Williams's 'Exultate' is an exuberant piece taking its text from the first 4 verses of Psalm 81 for SATB choir, soprano saxophone and percussion (4 tom-tom drums, or similar).

A setting for unaccompanied SATB choir with divisi of George Herbert's poem. The richly textured homophonic piece ends with a beautiful ostinato. Duration 4'30'

British composer Ken Burton uses the writing of Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906), the black American son of emancipated slaves, in his 3-minute work A Prayer. The text of the three verses is bitter-sw...

Can you hear me? is written for eight-part a cappella choir and sets a new text by Peter Thomson that asks simple but fundamental questions about the need for human contact. First performed by the Nat...