Classical Modern Music Sheet Music for Mixed Choir

If We Want to See the Sunrise is a piece centered around finding one's place. Combining traditional choral writing with subtle gospel sonorities, this appealing work offers something unique to your co...

Calling from Afar was composed in honor of the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope. Glorious images of the cosmos are painted by the music and lyrics, with a deep message of finding our place in...

This is a piece that focuses on hope and joy through the imagery of light. Rhythmic and uptempo with an exciting piano accompaniment, Light, my light is a rich offering for mixed choirs.

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

Modeled after the spirit and purpose of Bach’s keyboard inventions, the Inventions for Choir and Piano take the ideas of a singer’s essence - breath, heart, body, and spirit - and set them with parall...

This new voicing of Shout for Joy! was created for unbalanced choirs. In this unusual voicing, the tenors sing in octave unison with the sopranos for the entire piece, as do the basses and altos, crea...

Emily Dickinson’s succinct, deep reflections on life in her poem I had no time to hate inform the musical language of Ellen Gilson-Voth in this setting for choir. The singers and pianist act as co-sto...

The musical setting of Clare Harner’s Immortality follows the ebb of the poem as it opens in the grief of death with an encouraging appeal not to weep. The grieving process is illustrated through the...

Flight has long been an incredible and well-loved work by songwriter Craig Carnelia. This dynamic and empowring arrangement, now available for SATB choir, is a great choice for honor choirs, festivals...

My Harbor, My Home teems with optimism and possibility both musically and textually. This lovely work for SATB choir and piano is for a time of rebirth and a new chapter of hope.

This lovely work for choir, piano, and clarinet uses many meter and tonal center changes to symbolize the idea of dancing through adversity and not allowing the feet to become snared. Excellent for hi...

During the holiday season, we have so many cheerful songs to sing. But what about those for whom the holiday season is difficult? Composer Blake Richter uses his own experience of loss to create an in...

Under the Willow tells the story of grieving parents laying their beloved daughter to rest. Arranger Brent Wells uses varying musical elements to express specific ideas in the text and to create the s...

Sing Me Home speaks to the power of song to ground us and to give us a place of belonging. When we sing together, what was lost can be found and what seemed impossible is suddenly within reach. Mark M...

A slow, a cappella meditation from text from the Dead Sea Scrolls.

New to the Carl Fischer catalog, Patrick Vu brings a hopeful and accessible voice to I Will Lift Mine Eyes. Ideal for church and school, for large or small ensembles, his elegant writing, combined wit...

This choral arrangement for unison voices with mixed split at the end is a very dramatic and rhythmic setting of an apocalyptic text, Luke XXI: 25-26 and 33.

A setting of the well-known Psalm 121, which is over 7 minutes long and includes a solo part, first sung by a tenor. A worthwhile challenge for a choir!

Using text from the book of Jeremiah, both choir and accompaniment imitate turning wheels.

Set to the famous 9th century prayer in Latin, this arrangement is calming and folk-tune like. A version in English is also included.