Choral Sheet Music

Queen Elizabeth's Winchester Carol, also known as ‘The Royal Carol' uses a poem by King Henry VIII and equates the ever-green holly and ivy with the constancy of love. Composed for unaccompanied SATB...

Immerse yourself in a captivating re-creation of a true choral classic: With "Ave Verum Corpus Re-imagined", published by the renowned Edition Peters, William Byrd's famous Renaissance motet is presen...

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...

Du var vinden (You were the wind) by Roderick Williams is a four-minute setting for unaccompanied SATB choir (with divisi) of a short, thought-provoking poem by Norwegian poet Olav H. Hauge, using the...

Spring Memories by Roderick Williams is a four-minute adaptation for unaccompanied SATB voices with divisi of Edvard Grieg's well-known and beautiful piano work Til Våren (from the Lyric Pieces, Book...

Seven Short Prayers sets texts by Jane Austen and Samuel Johnson and can either be performed as one 14-5-minute work or as individual movements. The seven prayers are: A Prayer for a New Year (Samuel...

The poems in this cycle were chosen to celebrate the life and character of Hannah Shaw, who sang with the Bath Camerata until her very early death in 2019. Hannah was a talented musician and singing w...

When Dr Bernie Sherlock approached me to commission a setting of W B Yeats poem for New Dublin Voices, Iʼm ashamed to say that I wasnʼt familiar with his work But it gave me a fantastic opportunity to...

Exceeding Glad was commissioned explicitly to reflect my personal experience of the Coronation of King Charles III in May 2023. I was extremely fortunate in being asked to perform at the event as well...

While still a university student, I discovered a disc of Russian Orthodox Music as recorded by the Tallis Scholars. It made a great impression on me and I was especially struck by a beautiful double c...

Inviolata is an act of homage set on top of another act of homage. When the motet by Josquin des Pres (c. 1450 – 1521) first appeared in print around 1519, he set the bar high for all composers (and t...

Gemischter Chor, sechs- bis zehnstimmig geteilt - Chorpartitur

Four Romantic Madrigals is a new edition of selected madrigals (for unaccompanied SATB choir) composed by John Stainer (1840-1901). Jeremy Dibble of Durham University brings Stainer's expressive and e...

Flor Peeters was a renowned 20th-century organist, composer, and teacher from Belgium, whose music was influenced by Renaissance polyphony. This beautiful 4-part a cappella choral work with an organ f...

Flor Peeters was a renowned 20th-century organist, composer, and teacher from Belgium, whose music was influenced by Renaissance polyphony and Gregorian Chant. This simple 4-part a cappella choral wor...

If you are looking for that “curtain up” moment for your concert, this is the piece! A very stirring opener for your program, this is a great attention getter. The song is accessible to all levels of...

This is another great song for the middle of your program when you need to get the audience smiling... if not laughing out loud. This is a way to get your students engaged in the song and come up with...

This arrangement is the perfect exciting middle song that will engage your singers in a number of styles and tempos with an exciting finish. Beginning with a railroad steam engine starting out, and th...

Another wonderful opener for your show. This is a straightforward martial feeling. Not many times do your singers get to SING Stars and Stripes Forever (including the piccolo part!)... so live it up....