Classical Sheet Music

Adapted from a traditional African-American chant, this is – in the composer's words – a “soulful piledriver with a monster backbeat. ” Plentiful but manageable divisi writing...

Written in a Foundation for Small Voices song-writing workshop hosted by the Cincinnati Children's Choir, the student's message is loud and clear - 'Whatever your journey, whatever your beliefs, whate...

What most makes me a human being?' This is the existential question that Vincent Van Gogh asked his brother in a letter and that he answered himself at once: 'A person who doesn't feel small - who doe...

At the end of December 1930, Nino Rota travelled to the United States of America where he was accepted at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia upon the recommendation of Arturo Toscanini. One...

Tuned wine glasses are made to vibrate and sing, creating a floating-ethereal bed of sound for this setting of Edgar Allan Poe's poem on transience. Dreamy, a little melancholy and harmonically simple...

Mark Burrows wonderfully captures the essence of peace in this piece, well-suited to treble ensembles of all sizes and abilities. In the words of the composer: "Peace is much more than a feeling. It's...

Shadows That Run weaves a haunting melody with an undercurrent of rhythmic pulse, creating an atmosphere that is both mysterious and compelling. Sung a cappella, the voices shimmer and shift like the...

For advanced treble choirs, a work that brings out an impression of a profoundly beautiful outer light, such as that of the stars and reflects back the beauty of one’s inner light.

For treble choir, this a cappella work asks the question "How do we transform ourselves?" The vocal writing weaves in and out of homophony and rewards the singers with a beautiful musical expression.

New to the Ysaÿe M. Barnwell Collection, this formerly unpublished work is being introduced to the world through updated engraving for the use of high school and collegiate treble choruses. The Paul L...

Accessible for most treble choirs in church or school, this is a re-voiced setting of a Johannes Brahms motet maintains the lyrical lines for which Brahms is famous.

Showcase your SSA choir with this evocative two-movement setting of poems by Violet Nicolson. With shimmering harmonies and lilting rhythms, it is sure to be a favorite with singers and audience alike...

Chiki Chaka Choko Chew! is a magical incantation from a popular Korean animation similar to the idea of "Abracadabra!" Hyun Kook has set the phrase brilliantly in an exciting and complex piece for SSA...

The arrangements in this collection represent 80 per cent of Duruflé's entire a cappella oeuvre, with three from the four Quatre Motets sur des thèmes grégoriens Op. 10 (1960) alongside Notre Père Op....

A beautiful and evocative celebration of ecological stewardship, this profound melody (by Broadway mainstay Matthew Sklar) is an inspiring treatise on engaging with the world's complexities through em...

In October-November 1888, J. P. E. Hartmann composed six songs to texts by Ernst von der Recke. These are the then 83-year-old composer’s tribute to love. In the sequence presented here, the narrator...

This volume continues the selection of familiar and popular songs celebrating the Danish beginning of spring and complements Volume 1, Danske Sange - Forår I (Item no. HL01141209 / ISBN: 9781705184493...

This volume presents a collection of Danish secular songs for summer evening by prominent composers of the Danish song tradition. The selection reflects a lyrical and atmospheric repertoire associated...

Composed for the 2025 Celebris Ensemble competition, this excerpted setting of Henry Van Dyke's tenth ode to music is a testament to its wonder and its restorative and unifying powers. Using both dyna...

Winner of the 2022 Huntsville Master Chorale Composition Contest, the driving rhythm of this original a cappella work will appeal to all! Accessible SATB writing with very little divisi makes for a gr...

Predominantly hushed and serene, Plainsongs for Peace and Light proved to be Jonathan Harvey's final work. It sees Harvey re-examining the very fundamentals of his craft - superimposing lines of plain...