Mixed Choir Sheet Music Downloads

From Barry Manilow's 1987 album Swing Street, this hot Latin classic drew on the talents of Kid Creole and the Coconuts and makes a superb feature for vocal jazz and show choirs! Super feature for Lat...

Discovery Level 3 The smooth sounds of Brazilian jazz great Antonio Carlos Jobim are set here in a sensational Discovery Jazz chart. This song topped the charts in 1963 and will be an excellent select...

Written by Lotti around 1730, this motet was originally written for four voices. Russell Robinson's thoughtful 3-part arrangement attempts to maintain the harmonic textures, melodic lines, and text of...

Uses: Christmas, Epiphany Scripture: Isaiah 60:1-6, Matthew 2:1-12, Ephesians 3:1-12 Clearly one of the most unique offerings of the season, this fabulous seasonal song will be an instant winner with...

Written by Peter Allen and a hit for the band Pablo Cruise in 1979, this new arrangement for mixed and women's voices will heat up your concert with its hot Latin groove. Fast and furious with syncopa...

Written by Peter Allen and a hit for the band Pablo Cruise in 1979, this new arrangement for mixed and women's voices will heat up your concert with its hot Latin groove. Fast and furious with syncopa...

With a Portuguese text and rhythms in the popular Brazilian groove known as Capoeira, this song of celebration begins with all voice parts emulating rhythm instruments. If all goes well, a dance just...

Cantar! is a stylistically authentic salsa work for choir. The text is a combination of English and simple, repetitive Spanish phrases set to a rhythmically infectious melody. Enjoy this new SSA voici...

An Afro/Latin/Cuban fusion piece with a combination English/Spanish text. It's all about music and it's all about the rhythm of life. Your singers will sound great on this one; easy voice leadings mak...

An Afro/Latin/Cuban fusion piece with a combination English/Spanish text. It's all about music and it's all about the rhythm of life. Your singers will sound great on this one; easy voice leadings mak...

Without a doubt 'the peoples gonna all be jammin'' to this Caribbean-style original for Christmastime. Why? Because you just can't stand still when you hear these infectious rhythms and accented chora...

From the infectious rhythms to the animated speech choir add-on, this steamy Latin-style original really satisfies. An Alfred wintertime favorite, now available for 3-part mixed and SSA. Don't miss th...

A Christmas classic updated with a fresh Latin groove! Syncopated rhythms energize the vocal lines, which remain true to the carol's original harmonization. A new 'Fa la la' refrain and bridge build e...

A Christmas classic updated with a fresh Latin groove! Syncopated rhythms energize the vocal lines, which remain true to the carol's original harmonization. A new 'Fa la la' refrain and bridge build e...

A dancing opening motive in Latin, harmonized in sturdy open fifths and punctuated by handclaps, yields to a slower, contrasting English language section. A gradual crescendo and brief accelerando bui...

Wow, what a way to introduce customs and greetings from around the world! The piano and available track add rhythmic energy and set the stage for movement and even costumes! Whether you have a mixed c...

Chorus SATB & Organ / Piano

Uses: Advent, General, Concert Scripture: Isaiah 7:14; Isaiah 9:6-7; Isaiah 28:16 The prophetic scriptures of Isaiah provide inspiration for this festive message of celebration. Set to energizing musi...

English organist and composer Hugh Benham gives us a fresh and elegant description of this much-loved Christina Rossetti poem. The choral writing is wonderful, chorale-like, with the organ providing g...

Composer Patricia Mock has teamed with arranger Richard Nichols to create a lovely Christmas anthem. The story begins gently and simply then crescendos steadily into a strong chorus of praise and than...

With well over a million copies sold, this may be the most popular partner song to Silent Night ever. This new SAB arrangement lets the men start with the first counter-melody, followed by the soprano...