Paul Mealor Sheet Music for Women's Choir

Choral arrangements of well-loved songs for upper voices, as written for the Military Wives choir and recorded on their best-selling album: In My Dreams, with new music by Paul Mealor.

For treble voices and two harps, a short two-and-a-half-minute work commissioned by the North Wales International Music Festival. First performed on 30th September 2023 at St Asaph Cathedral by NEW Si...

Lux Benigna by Paul Mealor, with words by Gordon Graham, for SSSAAA choir with Piano accompaniment.

Paul Mealor's If Ye Love Me , for upper Voices and Organ. Commissioned by St Marylebone Parish Church in memory of Miss Joie Macauley, the 900th Anniversary of the parish and the 200th Anniversary...

Commissioned by Simon Halsey CBE & Patrick Barrett for the University Women's Choir at the University of Birmingham. A selection of small seed pod rattles, small rain sticks and small hand-held windch...

Written for SSA chorus and Piano. This is the original arrangement as sung by the Military Wives Choir. Commissioned by Gareth Malone for Series Four of BBC TV's 'The Choir' and first performed by Ma...

Two songwriting legends Paul Mealor (composer of Ubi Caritas for the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge) and Brendan Graham (You Raise Me Up) have collaborated in writing a lullaby for the r...

Paul Mealor wrote In My Dreams for The Military Wives Choir, Jonjo Kerr and Gareth Malone for their first album In My Dreams. This version is for Tenor solo, SSA chorus and Piano. Also available for...

Paul Mealor's Autumn Evening for SSA divisi chorus unaccompanied. This piece was commissioned by BBC Radio 3 for Les Sirènes, Choir of the Year Champions 2012, and was first performed on 6 June 2014 a...

A Spotless Rose by Welsh composer Paul Mealor, arranged for unaccompanied SSAA divisi chorus. The sublime harmonies of this piece were released on the album 'A Tender Light' that also featured his pie...

Setting the composer's own text, this work for upper voices and piano was commissioned by the Ladies of Arrane Caarjyn. First performed on December 1st, 2019, conducted by Louise Cho.