Intermediate Sheet Music from Walton Music

This is the third setting of words by Octavio Paz (Water Night; Cloudburst) from this successful young California composer. Little Birds pays homage to Gabriel Fauré with its running piano part and fl...

Stacey Gibbs' setting of My God Is a Rock is dynamic and challenging, while still upholding the authenticity of the spiritual. Texturally captivating and unique in its construction. Features two trebl...

This arrangement of the beloved 18th-century spiritual fuses folk and jazz ideas to create a unique new version of the work. For more advanced choirs and a good soloist, this will fit a variety of pro...

This popular, energetic piece is now offered for mature men's choirs. A great choice, the Spanish-style setting could be an opener, closer or encore, with the choir hand percussion further enhancing t...

Let's romance! This Spanish bolero style serenade to the harmony of music will be a favorite with men's choirs of all ages. With piano, but best with marimba, when available. Duration: ca. 3:35.

Here is a new men's setting, following the enthusiastic reception of the treble choir version. The progressive style is well suited for the medieval melody from Piae Cantiones (1582). The markings are...

A thrilling setting of English, Basque, and Latin texts that proclaim the joy of singing to God. Already much loved around the world from various performances at the 2011 World Choral Symposium and th...

This setting of Hildegard von Bingen's Ave Generosa text uses a hauntingly joyful tonality, paying homage to the mysterious story of Mary. A beautiful middle section is surrounded by contrasting, moda...

Vigorous and demanding, with a strongly rhythmic accompaniment. In Latin.

From Venezuelan composer and conductor Cristian Grases comes this energetic setting of a traditional Venezuelan folk song, its Latin flavor supported by guitar and percussion (parts included). Unison...

Stacey Gibbs' Li'l David for treble chorus is a tremendous creation by this well-loved arranger. This will be a great choice for more advanced treble choirs, but the way the two SSA choirs play off of...

A thrilling setting of English, Basque, and Latin texts that proclaim the joy of singing to God. Already much-loved around the world from various performances at the 2011 World Choral Symposium and th...

Well suited as an opener, anthem or closer, this work has multiple use for high school and beyond, and for church choirs as well. Optional brass quintet and timpani adds vibrant excitement to this jub...

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...

Blake Wilson's Ave Maris Stella focuses on the idea of Mary as a source of strength and power. Melodically rich, with earthy harmonies and diverse texture, this is a very impressive setting of the wel...

Commissioned by the Phoenix Chorale, Joan Szymko's Remembering features cello and oboe accompaniment. At its heart is a prayerful meditation on listening deeply to the still small voice within that gu...

Written for performance at the 58th presidential inauguration, with text by Pulitzer Prize nominated poet Michael Dennis Browne and music by John Wykoff, Now We Belong is a moving anthem that expresse...

A deeply emotional work, Absalom, My Son captures the unnatural feeling of a parent losing a child. Challenging, and containing a myriad of soundscapes created by the composer, this work is still high...

A joyous and buoyant work from Dutch Renaissance composer Jan Sweelink, edited here by James Rodde. This edition moves the work to a slightly lower key and includes performance suggestions from the ed...