Intermediate Sheet Music from Walton Music

Women's advanced high school and college choirs will love this musical interpretation of the inspirational text, painting the awakening world of all creatures in dance-like rhythms. The extra effort n...

Your sopranos will love this romantic work, telling the heartfelt story of love lost! Featuring djembe, the appeal of this artful and commanding work lies in the expression, enabling your choir to shi...

This dramatic setting uses angular melody, strong rhythms and some quirky bits of harmony to bring the spectacle of the Lewis Carroll text to life, using both 2-part and 3-part textures. Great for chi...

This setting of the traditional folk hymn would work well for middle school treble and high school women's choirs. The piano part echoes its expressive intensity and sense of hope and expectation. Dur...

This work, inspired by the secret soul of the Earth in the late '1800s poem, is festival material for high school, and is well suited for community choirs as well. Skillful blending of choral sound an...

Here is a new setting of an interesting text, with a great piano accompaniment! The beautiful harmonies and minor to major mode change will make this a favorite for high school choirs, as well as for...

Here's a winner for women's groups of all ages in school, church or community settings. In the gospel style of Engelhardt's Go Tell It on the Mountain!, the energetic piano, horns and rhythm section p...

This well-crafted setting of the Longfellow text is a great concert choice. With accessible ranges that offer great teaching opportunities, this engaging work is a prime selection for high school choi...

A beautifully crafted setting of a 16th century sonnet by the poet of Amor De Mi Alma. With accessible range and vocal demand, this work will be another favorite for high school level choir and beyond...

Settings of four poems by Garcilaso de la Vega: 1. En Tanto Que De Rosa y Asucena (While Colors of the Rose and Lily); 2. Se Para Refrenar Este Deseo Loco (As If to Refrain from This Crazy Desire); 3....

This setting captures the mixture of despair, tenderness and nostalgia found in one of Sara Teasdale's darker poems. 'The Wayfarer' speaks of love as a 'sad, unwelcome guest, ' a sentiment that the co...

Thoughtfully set to a new tune supported by a majestic piano accompaniment, the vocal lines seem to emulate the echos of the hills where this text may have first been sung. The rich choral texture and...

Walt Whitman's unabashed optimism, exuberance and unwavering confidence in our deeper humanity is beautifully portrayed through music in Gjeilo's setting of excerpts of the Song of the Universal poem....

Featuring the poem Everyone Sang by Siegfried Sassoon, written shortly after the end of World War I, Armistice 1918 is a celebratory work stemming from themes of victory and revolution. Challenging ye...

A truly special and evocative poem by Hildegard von Bingen set masterfully by the composer. The piano acts as a fifth voice with the choir, often representing the circling of the mysterious firey forc...

An intimate Gaelic text about the blessing of Christ, who walks the earth 'in a stranger's guise.' Well-suited for high school and beyond with a medium difficult guitar accompaniment. Available: SATB,...

One of Eric Whitacre's earliest choral compositions, this is for treble voices with the accompaniment of English horn. Available: 3-Part Treble.

Here is Walton's best loved work of all time - a must for every choir to add to its repertoire! Available: SATB, SSA, TTBB.

Composed for the Tapiola Choir, the theme for this work is For The Peace, describing in its three sections how provocation and violence are turned into understanding and peace. Available: SSAA a cappe...

The miniature love letter by New England poet Amy Lowell (1874-1925) inspired composer and guitarist Jeffrey Van to write this lovely, soft-spoken SATB setting with a delicate guitar accompaniment. A...

This work is set to a stunning love poem, which translates to 'You are the Love of my Soul'. It was written in the early 1500s by Spanish author Garcilaso de la Vega. It may be performed with or witho...

Here is an upbeat song of praise! Unison and harmony parts comfortable for most voices. Moderately easy for SSA voices, suitable for festival programs. With piano and oboe.