Sheet Music Downloads by Russell L. Robinson

The latest addition to our Developing SATB Repertoire series is from Haydn's Harmoniemesse (1802). It's classic Haydn and a staple in the choral literature. This edition brings SATB performance into t...

In our new Developing SATB Repertoire series, Russell Robinson has arranged an exciting edition of the famous Haydn ''Gloria'' from Heiligmesse. Introduce your developing choirs to great choral repert...

This easy-to-sing concert work is built on Billing's Wake Ev'ry Breath canon. It's an ideal concert opener that will be a welcome addition to every choral library.

The final chorus from Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabaeus is a true choral masterpiece. Russell Robinson's arrangement places this great work within reach of younger and developing choirs. It will be a...

Originally written for four-part chorus, organ and strings, this motet is one of the most frequently performed Mozart choral works. Russell Robinson has adapted this work for our Developing SATB Reper...

The classic selection from the Mozart Requiem is adapted for developing choirs in this new setting from Russell Robinson. Now your younger choirs can perform this exceptional selection.

Treble choruses can experience Baroque style and performance practice in this setting from Bach's Motet VI. Performed a cappella or with the continuo accompaniment, it will make a fine addition to hon...

Singers have long cherished this staple of the solo repertoire, and now it is beautifully set for choral groups of any size. Teach all of the same lessons you learned from your favorite vocal instruct...

Originally part of his longer work Cantiones Sacrae, the canon on the famous text from Ecclesiastes ('Vanity, vanity, all is vanity') was published by Dutch composer Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck in 1619....

Singers have long cherished this staple of the solo repertoire, and now it is beautifully set for choral groups of any size. Teach all of the same lessons you learned from your favorite vocal instruct...

Singers have long cherished this staple of the solo repertoire, and now it is beautifully set for choral groups of any size. Teach all of the same lessons you learned from your favorite vocal instruct...

It's the delicate Lied sensitively set for developing voices. Dr. Robinson has skillfully adapted Mendelssohn's classic and arranged an appropriate Romantic-era piano accompaniment to support 2- and 3...

Originally part of his longer work Cantiones Sacrae, the canon on the famous text from Ecclesiastes ('Vanity, vanity, all is vanity') was published by Dutch composer Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck in 1619....

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...

The traditional 'Greensleeves' tune seasoned with a dash of the Renaissance and a generous sprinkling of rhythmic whimsy. This intriguing arrangement is set lightly in compound meter, alternating betw...

What happens when you cross a beloved Christmas carol with the hip and asymmetric rhythms of 'Take Five'? This does! A satisfying mix of the familiar and the fresh, the arrangement applies jazz articu...

This new arrangement of a familiar holiday number features a light, swinging style with easy voice leading. Includes optional male and female solos. The optional horn and rhythm parts are simple and a...

Who knew Jolly Old St. Nick was a jazzy cat? Swingin' rhythms, scat syllables, and 'instrumental' new lyrics abound in this hip partner song arranged by Russell Robinson. Equally accessible and educat...

The traditional ''Greensleeves'' tune seasoned with a dash of the Renaissance and a generous sprinkling of rhythmic whimsy. This intriguing arrangement is set lightly in compound meter, alternating be...

The traditional 'Greensleeves' tune seasoned with a dash of the Renaissance and a generous sprinkling of rhythmic whimsy. This intriguing arrangement is set lightly in compound meter, alternating betw...

What happens when you cross a beloved Christmas carol with the hip and asymmetric rhythms of 'Take Five'? This does! A satisfying mix of the familiar and the fresh, the arrangement applies jazz articu...

What happens when you cross a beloved Christmas carol with the hip and asymmetric rhythms of 'Take Five'? This does! A satisfying mix of the familiar and the fresh, the arrangement applies jazz articu...

Alternating 3/4 and 6/8 time signatures are a fresh and fabulous twist for this holiday classic. You (and your audience) will be both surprised and delighted! Several brief character solos offer lots...

Alternating 3/4 and 6/8 time signatures are a fresh and fabulous twist for this holiday classic. You (and your audience) will be both surprised and delighted! Several brief character solos offer lots...