Intermediate Sacred & Church Music Sheet Music

Based on I Corinthians chapter 15, this majestic anthem is a perfect way to begin Easter Sunday. Written for piano or organ, the bold accompaniment helps to proclaim the message.

A serious and intense, rhythmically driven work that can be accompanied by piano, organ, or string ensemble. For experienced choirs, this would work well at Easter. In Latin.

With the Latin text from the Book of Psalms, this piece offers interesting rhythms, making it a strong opening number in concert or festival performance. For mature high school and beyond, this challe...

For those looking for a distinguished selection by maestro F. J. Haydn (1732-1809), this last movement in the St. Nicholas Mass is the perfect choice for choirs with accomplished soloists. It features...

This modern worship song by Paul Baloche has become a staple for congregations everywhere. Here it is in an accessible SAB voicing, masterfully arranged by Marty Parks. Choirs of any size will embrace...

Composer Nancy Hill Cob and her sister, poet Ernestine Hill Clark, have produced a gripping cantata for chorus and orchestra or keyboard. Approximately 27 minutes in length, the interesting combinatio...

Lee Scott, one of the foremost composers in music for the church, wrote this celebratory rhythmic work for mixed voices with piano, great for Thanksgiving or general use.

This is a new Easter anthem for mixed chorus with piano or organ and optional trumpet. It is a relatively simple work that is festive and energetic. Try it with choirs of all sizes!

This eleven-minute work takes its texts from Luke, Revelation, John, and Psalm 116. Scored for piano or orchestra with divisi mixed chorus, the piece would be effective in both concert or worship sett...

The text for this piece combines Psalm 96:1 (both in English and in Latin) with the words of Charles Anthony Silvestri. Scored for mixed chorus and piano, the festival work would be successful with hi...

Written for St Cecilia's Day 1694, Purcell's popular Te Deum and Jubilate in D was the first work of its kind to be scored for orchestra, and it became the model for future settings of the text by Blo...

Commissioned by the Westminster Cathedral. This piece for Treble Voices with Organ was first performed in June 2005 at Westminster Cathedral, London, by Westminster Cathedral Choir. Missa Brevis Is de...

This riveting setting of "Dies Irae" from an early nineteenth century Brazilian composer is excellent for high school honor choirs and for teaching Classical style.

This setting weaves in fragments of the carol In the Bleak Midwinter and its references to ‘snow upon snow.’ The music is designed to reflect our ongoing desire for peace, not only during the holidays...

A beautiful setting for mature choirs, the subject of the text is creation, which writing that is reminiscent of Renaissance style.