Sheet Music Downloads by Roger Emerson

The plaintive sound of the lonesome train whistle and the longing of the traveler for home are evoked in this well-crafted setting of an American classic. An urgent rhythmic groove and contrasting cel...

This original work has a majestic, wide-open feel to it, perfect for its theme of exploration and discovery! An excellent work for beginning and developing choirs, it works especially well for a festi...

In honor of the 200th anniversary of The Star Spangled Banner, this arrangement for younger singers is a straightforward and useful setting, but with some fresh harmonies to add interest for todays ch...

Here's a not-too-spooky novelty, perfect for Halloween! Its ease in learning, combined with its fun quirkiness, will make this a winner for your early fall concerts. Trick or treat!

Considered by some as America's unofficial national anthem, God Bless America expresses love and pride for a country of beauty and freedom. This easy arrangement makes a perfect selection for use in a...

Discovery Level 2 This contemporary treatment of the American folksong captures the poignant emotions of those left behind in time of war. Turbulent accompaniment patterns, vocal ostinati and dramatic...

Discovery Level 3 Now available in an accompanied setting for younger choirs! It's the instantly recognized theme from the incredibly popular TV show, now familiar to a new generation of fans in the n...

Discovery Level 2 Opening in a simple rubato style, this contemporary original soon moves into a driving 4/4 that expresses the positive impact of music. A powerful showcase for young singers and a gr...

The peacefulness of a winter night is the theme of this gentle ballad that sings of love, warmth, song, hope and peace. An excellent choice for holiday programs! Available for 3-Part Mixed and 2-Part....

Lift up your voice, celebrate and shout allelu! The rhythmic underlay for this well-crafted original gives it a colorful and effervescent quality that will energize your singers! Perform it in general...

3-Part mixed chorus with optional rhythm section.

This powerful Tim McGraw hit features lyrics that emphasize the importance of being humble and kind--a lesson every singer, youg and old--can live by.

Sing of good things, not bad is certainly a wonderful mantra for all of us and it is the theme of this iconic Joe Raposo song from Sesame Street. With a driving and rhythmic piano accompaniment here i...

Lyrics take center stage in this beautiful new work. Word painting, an independent piano accompaniment and the steady beat of the tick-tock create a mood that suggests a more mature and experienced ch...

Lyrics take center stage in this beautiful new work. Word painting, an independent piano accompaniment and the steady beat of the tick-tock create a mood that suggests a more mature and experienced ch...

Yacht rock,' or the broad style of music encompassing soft rock and the general melodic breeziness that the moniker suggests, was a mid-'70s genre of music which incorporated catchy melodies, light em...

Yacht rock,' or the broad style of music encompassing soft rock and the general melodic breeziness that the moniker suggests, was a mid-'70s genre of music which incorporated catchy melodies, light em...

Another #1 hit from the fabled Motown production team in Detroit, this 1966 song by The Supremes was covered faithfully by Phil Collins in 1982. A near-perfect representation of '60s soul, this arrang...

Another #1 hit from the fabled Motown production team in Detroit, this 1966 song by The Supremes was covered faithfully by Phil Collins in 1982. A near-perfect representation of '60s soul, this arrang...

Using rich, lush contemporary harmonies often found in pop and jazz settings and featuring voices that are often relegated to harmony, this new setting of the familiar chanty is a joy to sing.

Lush chords with well-crafted vocal lines are the highlight of this warm a cappella setting. With opportunities for both male and female soloists, this classic Beatles tune is a perfect choice for man...