Sheet Music Downloads by Emily Crocker

A whirling, twirling Andalusian dancer is vividly portrayed in this setting of a traditional Spanish folksong. Well-crafted vocal lines over a colorful piano accompaniment make this an excellent choic...

Michael Gray wrote the original energetic 3-part mixed voicing for middle school changing voices in 1980. Since then, this has been a popular selection. Now available for SATB and SA voices and with v...

Float into a night sky of sound with this dream-like, jazz-infused arrangement of So Many Stars. Emily Crocker weaves lush harmonies and a magical atmosphere, creating a performance that feels both in...

This tender Puerto Rican carol has a lilting feel to it and is a perfect addition to Christmas and other seasonal programs. Well-crafted for success with younger and developing choirs!

An American folk tradition, play party songs like All Fly Around became popular in the mid-1800s due to the need for interaction and entertainment at social gatherings as a result of religious prohibi...

Here is a spirited and upbeat song for developing choirs. There is no better way to teach pure vowels than with a Latin text and here are four simple words that allow you time for this. The quick temp...

Treble choirs will shine in this expressive setting of a classic poem by Thomas Hood, offering opportunities to develop a clear and blended unison vocal line, arched phrasing, and develop independent...

Written for the 25th anniversary of the Milwaukee Children's Choir, this is yet another brilliant work by Emily Crocker. The text, based off of an old Winnebago saying, reminds us of the unique indivi...

As sure as Cantate means to sing, an Emily Crocker choral means solid, reliable, and teachable moments throughout. Joyous Latin phrasing and pitch perfect vocal lines make this an instant classical go...

Based on Psalm 80, with additional words by Emily Crocker, this joyful anthem is a perfect concert anthem for 2-Part Treble choirs. Repetition in both text and melody help singers to learn the piece e...

The French love their onions as you can hear in this French marching song from the 1800s. The verses tell the story (in compound meter) and the refrain helps the marchers stay in step (in duple meter)...

This vigorous setting includes two Latin phrases alternating with English text from Psalm 32. A strong rhythmic drive along with layered harmonies and careful attention to ranges and voice leading pro...

Hear the steady ticka-tacka of the mill wheel in this brisk setting of a French Canadian folksong. Use the pronunciation guide on the VoiceTrax CD or on the inside cover to practice the French lyrics,...

You'll have a Yankee Doodle good time with this flag waving medley that's red, white and blue, through and through! Combine your choirs with concert band (Grade 3) and strings for a concert finale tha...

Three lively spirituals combine to tell the story of Noah and the ark. Easily learned in a short period of time and fun to perform, it includes: Who Built the Ark?, Brother Noah, Didn't It Rain. Avail...

Discovery Level 2 This famous Russian folk song tells the story of a peddler and a girl in a spirited setting that your developing singers will love to sing! The two banter back and forth alternating...

Discovery Level 2 Striking accents, dynamic contrasts and a pulsating rhythmic energy give excitement to this accessible work that is especially good for younger and developing choirs in middle and hi...

This bright selection for 2-part voices is an uplifting anthem of joy that's easily learned, yet sounds much more difficult. It features the melody of All Creatures of Our God and King and, with the o...

This joyful festival anthem in Emily Crocker's highly-regarded concert festival series is uplifting, accessible and extremely well-crafted for choirs of all ages. In this contemporary setting, the tra...

A bright, well-crafted setting of the classic spiritual with a strong rhythmic feel. Easy countermelodies and excellent voice leading can't miss! Available: 2-Part.

Your men's choir will show their sensitive side with this lovely Scottish folksong from the Outer Hebrides. Translating loosely as Bring me o'er, dear one, this lyrical work expresses the pain of bein...