Intermediate Sacred & Church Music Sheet Music

Czech composer Antonin Dvorak is best-known for his beautiful string-quartets, his symphonies (especially nr. 9 'From the New World'), and his Slavonic Dances Op. 46 and 72. Dutch composer and arrrang...

Gaudete' comes from the Finnish/Swedish 'Piae Cantiones', a collection of religious music from the 16th century. The English folk group 'Steeleye Span' featuring female lead singer Maddy Prior had a h...

Lutherjahr, Martin Luther Chor, Orgel und Fernquartett ad lib. Vorwort Otto Nicolai (1810 -1849) komponierte die 'Kirchliche Fest-Ouvertüre' über den Choral 'Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott', op. 31 (...

Peter Kostner verwendet in seinem neuen Prozessionsmarsch sehr eingängige Melodien, im Trio erklingt das schöne Lied 'Meerstern ich dich grüße ... ' Gut geeignet und leicht einstudierbar für Blasorche...

Written following a visit to both the nuclear holocaust "ground zero" of Hirsshima, Japan, and the more conventional holocaust of Pearl Harbor, the opening of this work is meant to capture t...

Inspired by Psalm 47, "O Clap Your Hands," A Psalm of Celebration by Paul W. Whear is an energetic piece that loosely follows the structure of the written verse in its musical form. The opening statem...

Although one can strive for original music in the field of the wind orchestra, the arrangement still has its place. When one hears Mozart's moving masonic funeral music played by a symphonic or fanfar...

Der Lobgesang und die Dankhymne 'Te Deum laudamus' (Wir loben Dich, o Gott) war das Ende der Metten (der ersten Morgengebeten in den Klostern). Eher behauptete die Tradition der Heilige Augustinus sei...

Alex Zwijgers wrote this fine arrangement of the Lacrimosa, an extract from Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem. This moving melody is extremely well suited for a performance in a church, though it can also prov...

Tantum Ergo was commissioned in 2012 by the Muscia Viva Summer Wind Band, in Triuggio, Italy. The 13th century Gregorian text, Pange Lingua from Thomas Aquinas was taken as the start point to describe...