Intermediate Sheet Music for Mixed Choir

This choral version of the song Sometime I Sing was made at the suggestion of Jeffrey Skidmore, who directed the first performances with the Ex Cathedra choir at their Christmas Music by Candlelight s...

Bruce W. Tippette takes the words of Sara Teasdale's poem, "Morning" and beautifully sets them for SATB voices with an expressive, yet supportive piano accompaniment. The use of overlapping vocal line...

Inspired by a book of the same name by the author Dorothy Yglesias, a poem was written by Kay Soteriu, Vivienne Olive's sister. "The Cry of a Bird" by Vivienne Olive is a setting of this poem, which m...

Music from Westminster

This piece is especially well suited for junior and senior high school choirs in the State of Ohio.

Based on Predude I from THE WELL-TEMPERED CLAVIER.

A very accessible setting of this great gospel hymn. Primarily written in a two-part mixed texture with brief SATB writing toward the conclusion. Easily learned and pleasing to use. 

John Dryden wrote two odes in honour of the patroness of music and musicians - A Song For St. Cecilia's Day, in 1687, and, in 1697, Alexander's Feast, both of which were subsequently set to music by H...

Handel's spectacular Oratorio was composed in 1744 from a libretto by Charles Jennens that describes the fall of Babylon. Although less successful in its day than the popular Italian opera, this work...

Beautiful choral arrangements of favourite classics, selected and edited by Ralph Allwood. Includes works from Schubert, Grieg, Delius, Puccini and Barber.

The original version of this setting of the well-known traditional English folk song was completed in 1974, and was commissioned by Rachel McMillan College of Education (where Gregson was a lecturer a...

An English translation of a movement from Brahms' Requiem. This edition for SATB Choir by John E. West can be used with either a Piano or Organ Accompaniment. This edition features fresh engravings an...

A new edition, prepared by Bruce Wood, (2004) of the setting composed for the opening service of the 1897 Three Choirs Festival.