Classical Modern Music Sheet Music for Mixed Choir

Peteris Vasks komponierte dieses Werk auf denText des gleichnamigen Gedichtes des 1936 in Riga geborenen Autors Knuts Skujenieks als liebevolle Hommage an die Landschaft seines Heimatlandes Litauen: W...

Peteris Vasks komponierte dieses Werk auf denText des gleichnamigen Gedichtes des 1936 in Riga geborenen Autors Knuts Skujenieks als liebevolle Hommage an sein Vaterland Litauen. Durch die Aussprachhi...

Daybreak by Christi Jones, with contributions from her teenage son Carson Jones, is a powerful a cappella piece for developing mixed choir featuring body percussion. The music begins in a haunting min...

This SATB work, originally commissioned for women's choir,  is an energetic reimagining of timeless text and tune from the 12th century poet, composer, and philosopher Hildegard of Bingen. The marriag...

Narverud's done it again with Cantate, a powerful, well-crafted concert opener. His SATB a cappella, heart-pounding, canonic work contains driving rhythms and cluster chords. A  must sing!

The joyful, cascading introduction begins from a unison note, setting the tone for Narverud's canonic-like setting of the famous Teasdale poem Life has loveliness to sell.   Like a heartbeat, the rhyt...

In 1994, for the 500th anniversary of the University of Aberdeen, Judith Weir wrote two settings of 17th century English verse and choir, entitles Two Human Hymns. In 1997, Weir arranged the first of...

The fact that Miklós Rózsa wrote choral works in addition to film scores, orchestral works and chamber music is only known to a few people today. The best known is the motet "To Everything There Is a...

The motet "The Vanities of Life" op. 30 was written by Miklós Rózsa in 1964 as a commission for the Pacific Lutheran University Choir in Tacoma, Washington. The choir performed the work for the first...

Poem by Paul Painlevé. Text in French and English. Includes Soprano and Baritone solos.

Midwintersong is written for the winter solstice and is intended to be sung by as many as possible. The song originated around bonfires as a teachable singalong and has been formalized into the choral...

A work that will move both the performer and the listeners, the text explores the extreme conditions of the Holocaust and the impact on its victims, for advanced choirs.

A stunning setting of a Sara Teasdale poem written for VOCES8. Gorgeous harmonies that are written to be accessible for advanced choirs.

A sonnet that contemplates a solitary figure standing between darkness and light. The poem’s imagery—marble stillness, Cleopatra’s defiant resolve, and a beacon shining through storm—suggests a quiet...

Petr has crafted a special setting of a very special poem by Sister Delores Dufner, OSB, for a commission from Robert Strusinsky, director of the St. Thomas Liturgical Choir in St. Paul, Minnesota. Du...

Delicate and elegiac, furthest removed from celebratory indulgence, Duddell set Grace Nichol's Ode to English with artful simplicity (Tom Service, The Guardian)

This large-scale choral work for 24 voices sets passages from Thomas de Quincey’s essay, an extraordinary text whose authorship is ambiguous, but which has, for me, something of the austerity and absu...

This collection gathers some of Percy Grainger’s most characteristic choral works – from the haunting beauty of Mo nighean dubh and the lyrical simplicity of Irish Tune from County Derry to the exuber...