Intermediate Classical Music of the Modern Age Sheet Music

The ancient wind instrument aulos was eponymous to this suite. It comprises three varied and contrasting movements, which can also be performed individually.

The edition 'Ceathair' (Gaelic: 'four') comprises two quartets for four flutes by the German composer and flutist Kathrin Beddig, in which the historical references between traditional Irish and Persi...

The Idyll Op. 14 by the Ukrainian composer Théodore (Fedir) Akimenko is both profound and imaginative. The piece unites early 20th-century European music traditions and echoes of Ukrainian folk songs....

Commissioned by the California Choral Directors Association, here is a piece that touches on the subject of depression in an artful and meaningful way. Using only a few words the notes swim through th...

Commissioned by the California Choral Directors Association, here is a piece that touches on the subject of depression in an artful and meaningful way. Using only a few words the notes swim through th...

Setting a text by the contemporary writer and librettist Jennifer Thorp, this upbeat work is instantly catchy. Using vibrant language,Cacao tells a story from the perspective of the cacao seed from wh...

This carol was commissioned by Richard Bristow for the choir of Wimbledon High, A Cappella, and first performed at Wimbledon’s Sacred Heart Church on Wednesday 17th December 2014. The snow lay on the...

Anyone who has sung in a choir knows the unavoidable and more or less boring exercises of the beginning of a rehearsal: vocal warm-up. Caroline Charriere has drawn a parody from this phase of the rehe...

Anyone who has sung in a choir knows the unavoidable and more or less boring exercises of the beginning of a rehearsal: vocal warm-up. Caroline Charriere has drawn a parody from this phase of the rehe...

Agnus Dei for women's choir (S.S.A.A.) was first performed in 1993 by the Choeur de Jade of Fribourg (Switzerland) in that city. It was during the period of war time in the former Yugoslavia, and I wa...

Agnus Dei for women's choir (S.S.A.A.) was first performed in 1993 by the Choeur de Jade of Fribourg (Switzerland) in that city. It was during the period of war time in the former Yugoslavia, and I wa...

Psaume 27 (Psalm 27) has been commissioned by Marc Bochud, director of the great girls choir of the Schola of Sion (Valais, Switzerland). Both pieces require a harp accompaniement. The first one, Exau...

Psaume 27 (Psalm 27) has been commissioned by Marc Bochud, director of the great girls choir of the Schola of Sion (Valais, Switzerland). Both pieces require a harp accompaniement. The first one, Exau...

Little Tree consists of three short choral settings of poems by E. E. Cummings, with a total duration of around 6 minutes. The first song Little tree is in three voices(SSA); the next movement I carry...

With texts written by the singers of the treble choirs of the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra, this enables young singers to express contemporary ideas through lyrical melodies.

A great piece for treble choirs, speaking to the need for acceptance and understanding of others.

A folk-style treble work with harmonies that support the descriptive lyrics.

A lyrical and accessible piece for treble choir, inspired by the early 20th-century writings of Sabine Sicaud and based her French poem.

Inspired by a 17th century Dutch painting, this lyrical piece expresses both an innocence and sadness.

A lyrical setting of the famous Sara Teasdale poem, this is a great addition to the high school treble chorus repertoire.