Sheet Music Downloads by Emily Dickinson

This charming setting of the famous Emily Dickinson poem reminds us that hope "never stops at all." A memorable melody is first sung in unison before layering into a buoyant two-part canon. From the b...

This charming setting of the famous Emily Dickinson poem reminds us that hope "never stops at all." A memorable melody is first sung in unison before layering into a buoyant two-part canon. From the b...

Based on words by Emily Dickinson, this charming springtime piece finds delight in nature's mysteries. A flowing piano accompaniment supports two treble voice parts---just right for emerging harmony s...

I Never Saw a Moor (Based on a text by Emily Dickinson): The composition expresses the unshakeable trust in God and thus the central message of Emily Dickinson's poem. The music describes feelings of...

I Shall Not See the Shadows is based on Christina Rossetti's poem "When I Am Dead My Dearest." It portrays death at its most indifferent--unnoticed, unheralded, unremembered. It suggests that forgetti...

Here is a charming setting of a poem by Emily Dickinson which depicts the first robin of spring in a most delightful way. Especially appropriate for younger choirs, the dancing rhythms of the piano ac...

Dickinson's poetic description of a dark and somber day seems to say that like all of us, even nature sometimes has a bad day. The music rises and falls wonderfully with the text in this expressive an...

The Saddest Noise is a setting of Emily Dickinson's poem The Saddest Noise, the Sweetest Noise. It begins the story of The Lost Birds in spring: the season of birth and renewal, and a time of year whe...

The composer and choral conductor Luzia Birzer impresses with her very own, recognizable style. "The Moon is distant from the Sea" was written in 2021 for the renowned Audi Youth Choir Academy. It was...

Using a text taken from Emily Dickinson's Complete Poems: Part Two - Nature, this intricate choral for treble voices weaves multiple melodies together in a stunning texture. Excellent for contest and...

Emily Dickinson's springtime text comes alive in this bright and graceful setting for treble voices. Beginning in unison and gradually blossoming to three voice parts, this song features a flowing pia...

Opening with four-part unaccompanied voices singing the text, Live in the sunshine, swim in the sea, drink the wild air, the work then bounds ahead with flowing vocal phrases over a rhythmic accompani...

This beautiful and thought provoking text by Emily Dickinson is a wonderful vehicle for poetry discussions. A lush piano accompaniment and fluid vocal lines will shine through in your choral concert

This textured work of art is built on a captivating melodic theme that echoes and overlaps through the voices and an optional instrumental obbligato. Emily Dickinson's words are truly inspiring. There...

Complementary vocal and piano writing combines in this distinctive treatment for treble choirs. Artistic and impressive, well-suited for concert or contest/festival use.