Easy Sheet Music for Mixed Choir

This uplifting spiritual is set with authenticity by Roland Carter for SATB voices and a tenor or soprano solo. Jeffrey Redding Choral Series.

This lovely a cappella setting of Thomas Dorsey's Precious Lord holds true to the simple, beautiful arranging style of Roland Carter. A true classic.

Roland Carter's beautiful arrangement is simple and sophisticated. Acheivable by many levels with great impact.

Roland Carter's gift for capturing the authenticity of the spiritual is shown here in this beautiful arrangement. For SATB voices with no divisi, this arrangement is suitable for church and concert.

This work song portrays the conditions in which African Americans found themselves living and working during the post Civil War reconstruction. Written in a call-and-response style with rhythms that i...

A straightforward and impactful setting of the traditional spiritual by Roland Carter. Jeffrey Redding Choral Series.

A straightforward and accessible setting of this spiritual by Roland Carter.

The traditional African American spiritual is set here with a nice mixture of authenticity and creativity by Roland Carter.

Hheshe is an indigenous greeting by the Zulu people from South Africa. It celebrates and embraces life and the blessing of seeing one another everyday. Tremendously fun and festive!

Three-Part any combination Chorus, with Descant (or Solo), Recorder, Shaker and Drum This great little song combines two Native American musical themes in a delightful approach. The setting lends itse...

This is a great folk tune and one of our most popular secular pieces. It is a guaranteed hit with young and old alike!

Richard Smith's arrangement of this familiar folk song is perfect for a secondary chorus

One of three American folksongs in Nance's colorful, playful style, which is well within the reach of most high school choirs. The piece starts with unison women and then is followed by four-part men,...

One of three American folksongs in Nance's colorful, playful style, which is well within the reach of most high school choirs. The melody skips from part to part and has with challenging rhythmic sect...

One of three American folksongs in Nance's colorful, playful style, which is well within the reach of most high school choirs. Set at a quick tempo, the humor is highlighted by a variety of musical de...

Phil Olson indicates that this American folk song has Irish roots and that the names found in the work are taken from the muster rolls and casualty list from the battle of Bunker Hill. A great contest...

Accessible medley of popular civil war songs for secondary chorusIncludes: Kentucky Babe, Tenting Tonight, Just Before The Battle, Mother, When Johnny Comes Marching Home, and Mine Eyes Have Seen The...

Another accessible medley for secondary chorus, this one includes six beloved tunes by Stephen Foster: Camptown Races, Ring Ring The Banjo, Nelly Bly, Some Folks, Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair, and...

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!