Choral Sheet Music

Penhorwood's setting of the twenty-third Psalm (Scottish Psalter version)

A very nice arrangement of the familiar folk hymn for young or inexperienced choir

With lots of canon and a cheerful tempo, this piece is fairly easy for the choir but prove more challenging for the handbell ringers, as the bells are a major part of the production.

A familiar folksong cleverly arranged by Alice Parker. By concert time your group should be able to get through it without laughing, but the audience will not!

Another play-party song, the voices chase each other round and round in sheer nonsense!

For the young or inexperienced choirThis lovely piece begins with a single voice (solo or unison), broadens to two parts, and then to four. The addition of the optional C instrument makes it especiall...

This smooth, flowing arrangement is good for young and inexperienced choirs.

A perennial favorite with young and inexperienced choirs

Concert arrangement for secondary chorus, with piano duet from Three Scottish FolksongsAlso available: My Love's In Germany (HMC670), and I'll Ay Call In By Yon Town (HMC668)

Alice Parker's lively arrangement of a traditional dance tune is fun and easy for secondary chorus.

Traditional blues, arranged for secondary chorus

A slightly silly traditional ballad, arranged for secondary chorus by L. Von Zinzendorf, and hymn tunes Pleading Savior and Holy Manna. Arranged for SATB choir, with keyboard and optional flute.

Humorous good news - bad news dialogue for two choirs (SST and ATB), German and/or English. A fun and fairly easy piece for secondary choir

A concert piece for secondary chorus, with piano duet from Three Scottish Folksongs. Also available: O Whistle And I'll Come To Ye (HMC649) and My Love's In Germany (HMC670)

A moderately difficult concert piece for high school or college chorus, this is a sad song of love lost to war from Three Scottish Folksongs.

Starts with a lone harmonica (you can almost hear the coyote howl)!

American folksong arranged for high school choir, moderate difficulty Optional instrumentation available for purchase: flute, 2 oboes, 2 horns, and strings

Written by Bob Dylan and covered by countless artists, this protest song from the 1960s raises questions about peace, war and freedom. The answers are there, but not easy to find. This beautiful folk...

Uses: Lent, Holy Week, general Scripture: John 15:13; Matthew 27:28-29; Philippians 2:11 From Patti Drennan's solo book and CD, A Shelter in the Time of Storm, comes a choral arrangement of awell-kno...

This upbeat Hebrew folk song translates literally to It would have been enough and celebrates the great things God has done. Percussion instruments, which adds to the rhythmic and dance-like feel of t...

Uses: General, Lent Scripture: John 15:13; Psalm 36:7; Romans 5:8 A choral re-interpretation of this old hymn text brings new focus to certain parts of the beloved poem and creates and artful moment f...

In this South African folk song, the singer asks Aunt, please open the door for me. I am getting wet with rain. Percussive and rhythmic in its vocal arrangement with lots of three-part harmonies, it a...

Harambee! is a Swahili word that literally means let us all pull together. This original work has a distinct African beat and feel with its rhythmic vocal writing creating a sense of passion and call...