Intermediate Sheet Music from Walton Music

Who Killed Poor Robin? is a tremendously fun and rowdy folk song from the arranger who brought us I Got a Hog and a Pig. Expertly written with very accessible vocal lines, this arrangement will work w...

The sentiment of Indlu yeGagu, written by Sipho Sithole and arranged by Sizwe Mondlane, is that "it is better to build than to destroy." This dynamic piece features South African musical elements both...

A powerful spiritual set to a new tune by the composer. Feelings of great longing and desperation in the text are expressed through the tonality and tempo. The polyphonic writing at the close of the w...

A radical modernization of a traditional American spiritual combining shape-note singing, ancient Latin chant and elements of dub step music. Choirs are encouraged to sing with the early American asth...

This fun work celebrating unity is set in a contemporary gospel style with a touch of jazz. Perfect for children's choirs, advanced middle school and high school, and church or community choirs. With...

With words by Cuba's most celebrated poet Nicolsss Guillén, translated into English by the poet, La Muralla speaks of building a gate of hands around the world, joined in unity. Written for the Edinbu...

The swinging gospel beat in this medley of American patriotic treasures ('My Country 'Tis of Thee, ' 'America the Beautiful, ' 'Battle Hymn of the Republic') makes this arrangement a wonderfulselectio...

A lively, very effective arrangement of a traditional slave song about the road to freedom. Syncopation and subject matter make this a fine program selection. For SAB high school choir, with piano and...

With a text by Michelangelo, this music reflects deep spiritual appreciation for beauty and the desire it evokes. An easy and inspiring piece for high school concerts. In English.

With its slow, stately gospel feel and warm harmonies, this piece could fulfill various functions in a church setting, including a memorial service. Comfortable ranges in all parts.

A tremendously rhythmic and driving setting of this spiritual. Gibbs takes some unexpected harmonic turns throughout, resulting a fresh and unique arrangement. MP3 recording: The University of Alabam...

Expect the unexpected here! This setting for choir and optional ad lib. solo is written in contemporary gospel style with a sixteenth shuffle funk groove. Originally arranged for combined treble choir...

Composer John Wykoff has set the familiar spiritual Soon I Will Be Done in a completely new way. While other settings exist, none treat the source material with deadly seriousness, as a personal requi...

Inspired by Reginald Mobley's performance on the Grammy-nominated album Because, this setting of Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child features jazz piano by Baptiste Trotignon and vocals arranged...

The incomparable Uzee Brown has set this dynamic spiritual for men's voices. Fantastic vocal writing supported by a solid piano accompaniment along with opportunities for a soloist make this an excell...

In a world with never-ending difficulties, this song reminds us to find the positive things in life and to be kind to one another in the process. Bigler's arrangement features fun, quick-to-learn choi...

An energetic and joyous opening for a concert or church service, this song alternates between rhythmic drive and gentle legato. Well-suited to young, developing voices.

For the more mature choirs, this is a Hebrew prayer traditionally said on Fridays upon returning from the synagogue. It depicts the dialog between an evil angel and a good angel and is in a broader se...

Music with a touch of Gershwin meets the words of master poet William Blake in this two-part treble setting of A Cradle Song. An excellent choice for your Holiday program! For good junior high school...

A Child's Garden of Verses is a lovely set of songs with texts by Robert Louis Stevenson. In The Swing, rising and falling melodic lines and airy accompaniment express the exhiliration found in swingi...

A Child's Garden of Verses is a lovely set of songs with texts by Robert Louis Stevenson. Where Go the Boats? uses somber harmonies and a pensive melody to capture the sentiment of time passing. Vocal...

A Child's Garden of Verses is a lovely set of songs with texts by Robert Louis Stevenson. Exhuberant and joyful, Singing makes for a rousing finish to a set or concert. Vocally accessible for young si...

The music and text of 'Crossing the Bar' evoke maritime themes of wind, waves, water and surf. The accompaniment represents the currents - both physical and emotional - that spirit us through mortalit...

Beginning in unison with a supportive four-hands piano accompaniment, this anthem is a strong, yet accessible, concert opener. Multi-rhythms enhance the excitement of this majestic concert or festival...