Choral Sheet Music

Julie Knowles' SSA setting of this Old Irish air has become a classic. Now you can also perform this expressive arrangement with your mixed and 2-part choirs. Lush, harmonic choral writing--Julie at h...

Ten Folksongs from England, France, Sweden, Czech Republic, Portugal, Canada, and Brazil arranged by K. K. Davis for SA Junior Choir.

Another wonderful addition to the multicultural pieces by Michael Scott, this piece is from South Africa. The easy two-part arrangement is accessible to choirs of any age, and the additional native pe...

Now your SATB and Women's Choirs can perform this charming and widely performed Ruth Elaine Schram setting of the well-known Welsh folk song. Add this one to your next concert.

George and Mary have delightfully brought this Liberian folk song to life in a fun and creative setting that students will love to sing and audiences will want to hear over and over again. A must have...

Amazing Grace holds great meaning to the Cherokee people and is often referred to as the "Cherokee National Anthem." This setting by James E. Green combines Amazing Grace with Morning Song from the Te...

The rippling undulation of the river is portrayed in the piano accompaniment of this well-crafted setting for men's voices of the American folksong. Sustained phrases and long open vowels make this an...

Part of the Michael Isaacson Folk Series for Choir. A song about war and the fleeting nature of life, from the Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) tradition.

Classic Brian Tate: an uplifting text, catchy and sing-able a cappella counterpoint, uniquely combining a folk and spiritual sound, this is a winner. Arranged for male voices now, this piece joins sev...

This exciting new setting of a text by the 13th-century Persian poet Rumi sings of the healing power of singing itself. Bradley Ellingboe's gift for melody is once again on full display, through maste...

For the men only - a 2-minute medley of American folk songs that center on the topic of girls! It is a great selection for the beginning of the year and can serve as a useful teaching tool for pitch a...

(Discovery Level 1) Here is a rollicking Canadian folk song that will showcase your young men's ensemble at its best! The two parts make this selection accessible for the beginning of the year, or wit...

This setting of a rollicking Newfoundland folksong makes a spectacular feature for male choirs with a Celtic sound that will please every audience! Easily-learned and fun to sing, the lyrics are cleve...

This Caribbean folk song is an irresistible change of pace that makes light of man's inability to please a woman. Features a soloist and optional Latin percussion. In the interest of fairness, an SSAA...

Now available for TTBB, this Emerson original captures the spark and color of the celebrated Irish musical tradition. Dance to the tune, sing to the moon, aye, shule a-roon; let the river take you! Av...

Every Italian can sing this beloved Neapolitan favorite! Now available in a setting for young TB voices, you'll set a wonderful mood in concert.

This setting of a popular African American spiritual uses the traditional text, while the harmonic, melodic and rhythmic elements are in more of a gospel style. The energetic refrain is presented firs...

Kevin Memley is a fast rising star in choral excellence, and this setting proves why again. The accompaniment is absolutely beguiling and the vocal writing equally elegant.

Contemporary composer Gilbert M. Martin arranged this traditional American folk song for men's voices (TBB) and keyboard accompaniment. The beautiful use of sustained notes speaks to the theme of long...

This sweet, lilting melody is arranged from a traditional Irish folk song, another capital arrangement from our Chanticleer series

What a great collection of songs! From the sorrowful Nae Mair We'll Meet Again to the spirited Cam' Ye By Atholl, this set will keep your audience and choir entertained. For men's voices with solos

This traditional Irish tune has been arranged numerous times. Here, Dan Rash provides a unique and creative new look at this familiar melody, set for male voices with piano and Irish whistle.

From the mid-nineteenth century, sea shanties are prevalent in literature for male choruses. They were the music of sailors sung as they worked to help lighten their heavy work and to relieve the repe...