Intermediate Sacred & Church Music Sheet Music

A beautifully creative rendition of Psalm 23, blending the serene Scottish folk melody Leaving Lismore with the timeless hymn tune Resignation. This inspired arrangement offers a fresh and reflective...

An original piece that challenges the singers and congregation to stand up for justice. A memorable and repetitive chorus creates a fervent prayer that congregations and choirs will find to be deeply...

A simple reflection on Romans 6:4. The piece begins with solo chant that can be sung either by a cantor or the choir. The choir then enters in four-parts followed by chant.

Psalm 95 is the basis for this beautiful and impactful work. The piece opens with a fanfare introduction by the choir which develops throughout the piece. Useful throughout the church year.

An uplifting and joyful expression of praise with an original text by Charles Anthony Silvestri. The optional violin part adds vitality and color to the composition.

The text is a combination of scriptures verses from John 21 and I John 4 where Jesus is asking his disciples to feed his sheep. An option of children's voices makes this a compelling anthem for many d...

These responses are based on the Rite II texts in the Book of Common Prayer. A modal harmonic palette provides a sense of solemnity.

This beautifully presented edition from Novello offers a full Mass setting alongside a Motet, both for large mixed chorus, by Tomas Luis De Victoria. Regarded by many as one of the greatest composers...

For female or boys' voices. Vocal score (in English and Latin) contains all voice parts and piano accompaniment, edited by Desmond Ratcliffe.

The setting of a text from Psalm 8, composed for the four hundredth anniversary of the Royal Warrant for the Worshipful Company Of Butchers. Written lfor SATB chorus with full Organ accompaniment.

More Than Hymns is a new two-volume collection of anthems for mixed voice choirs featuring extended arrangements of existing hymn tunes, together with original anthem-style settings of the texts of se...

More Than Hymns is a new two-volume collection of anthems for mixed voice choirs featuring extended arrangements of existing hymn tunes, together with original anthem-style settings of the texts of se...

Edited by Barry Rose. An excellent compilation of twenty-four anthems for Mixed Voice Choirs featuring texts taken from the Psalms, featuring new works and performing editions published for the first...

From Darkness To Light is a beautiful setting of the story of Holy week and Easter scripture, composed by Desmond Ratcliffe, for SATB Chorus with Organ Accompaniment.

Dvorak's Mass in D major Op. 86 was completed in 1887. It is scored for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass soloists, SATB and organ, or SATB (with optional soloists) and orchestra.

Vocal score (with organ accompaniment) for Gounod's 1855 Mass for soprano, tenor and bass solists, SATB chorus and accompaniment.

Written for SATB choir with piano or organ accompaniment. Dedicated to Marcus Huxley and the Choir of Birmingham Cathedral. Written for SATB choir with piano or organ accompaniment. Text from Psalm 48...

A setting of Psalm 150 for SATB Choir and Organ accompaniment. This work was commissioned by Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria.

Another wonderful sacred composition, by the gifted choral composer Tarik O'Regan. A complete original nmusical setting of the Corpus Christi Service and the Celebration of Holy Communion, as laid out...

Christ The Lord Hath Risen is an anthem for Eastertide. It is scored for Unison Voices, Chorus (ad lib) and Organ, and takes its text from a 12th Century English carol. Craig Seller Lang (1891-1971)...

An anthem for Passiontide, written by Chapel Royal composer John Goss for full SATB chorus and Organ accompaniment. The piece moves with slow interweaving counterpoint, and the text is perfect for the...

Anthem for Mixed Voice Choir SSAATB and Organ edited by Barry Rose. Taken from Mr. Orlando Gibbons' Preces And Psalms For Whit-Sunday At Evensong.

Easter Anthem for SATB Choir and Organ. Word by St John Damascene.