Intermediate Sacred & Church Music Sheet Music

A significant addition to the composer's repertory of Latin motets, this is a setting of an antiphon on the Feast of the Seven Dolours of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It was commissioned in 2012 by Sacred...

Commissioned by the Vasari Singers to celebrate their 25th anniversary, this anthem sets a text by former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, a translation of an 18th-century Welsh poem by Ann Gr...

A powerful setting for 8-part choir of three of the Good Friday responses at matins: 'Tenebrae factae sunt', 'Tradiderunt me' and 'Iesum tradidit impius'. Commissioned by Cappella Nova (director: Alan...

The Spanish composer Rafael Sánchez Mombiedro set the well-established text 'O Magnum Mysterium' on the Coming of God to music in a new and inspiring way. He plays with dynamics and strange harmonies,...

A stunning new work in the VOCES8 series based on early chant. This piece works for both church and concert settings.

The cheerful Latin jazz version of the well-known hymn of praise for three female and two male voices a cappella. Our edition was published in the series "Chorals In Jazz" in typical jazz harmony in 5...

Paul Gerhardt wrote this lively and cheerful hymn of praise in 1653 and it is one of the most beautiful songs in our hymnal. Our edition was published in the series "Chorals In Jazz" in typical jazz h...

Messe Solennelle In C sharp Minor Op. 16 is a beautiful sacred work for 4-part Mixed-Choir (SATB) with 2 Organs, composed by Louis Vierne (1870-1937). This is the chorus part for this work and does no...

SATB divisi. In his new setting of a traditional Latin Christmas text, Spanish composer Javier Busto has created a versatile concert gem containing varied textures and tempi. Recorded by the Handarrib...

A setting of verses from Psalm 112 (Latin text). The prize-winning work in the composers' competition held in conjunction with the 2nd Norwich Festival of Contemporary Church Music, 1983. Suitable for...

O Lux Beata' ('O Blessed Light') was commissioned by The Fotheringhay Singers (Marius Carney, conductor). The work, a setting of a 4th-century hymn text ascribed to St Ambrose of Milan, contrasts a pl...

A setting of Psalm 45 (46) in Latin commissioned by the Leeds Festival Chorus and first performed by them in Leeds Town Hall in March 2014, conducted by Simon Wright. The work features a variety of ch...

Kyrie is the only movement completed from a planned Mass and was left unperformed at the time of the composer's death. The edition was prepared for publication from the original manuscript by his son...

This setting of Gerard Manley Hopkins's poem Pied Beauty was commissioned by the Rev Jim Bates, Vicar of Kingston, for the service in Kingston Parish Church celebrating the Golden Jubilee of Queen Eli...

This anthem was commissioned in 2012 by Simon Winters to celebrate 25 years of the chamber choir Felicitas. Thinking about the unaccompanied vocal texture brought Will Todd back to his 1995 setting of...

Influenced by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, the Irish composer Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) developed an English Romantic musical language of his own.This is noticeable especially in his t...

Following the Kyrie, now another part of Missa Musica Sacra by Douglas Pew, award winner at the International Composition Competition Musica Sacra Nova. Playing with friction now and then, this compos...

A new piece by noted composer, Melissa Dunphy. The harmonic writing is rewarding for both the ensemble and listeners, and offers the opportunity for antiphonal placement for the ensemble.

Written for, and recorded by Barnaby Smith, VOCES8 and the VOCES8 Choir and Orchestra. The US Premiere will be on July 19, 2026 by Quintessence. Utilizing inspiration from both sacred and secular idio...

A new edition of "Geistliches Lied," Opus 30 by Johannes Brahms. The edition features a singable English translation of this great choral work.

A luscious and expansive setting of "Ave Maria." Flowing vocal writing highlighting each individual voice part.

Psalm 48. Anthem for SATB and organ or orchestra. First performed in Westminster Abbey, 16 July 1912. Full score and orchestral material on hire.