Sheet Music Downloads from Gustav Bosse Verlag

The Italian song "Bella Ciao" is extremely popular and has a hundred-year-old tradition. Unfortunately, the authors are unknown. The lyrics about rice pickers, written at the beginning of the 19th cen...

Following the Christmas arrangements "Wunschzettel", "Wunschzettel 2.0" and "Wunschzettel für Frauenstimmen", Oliver Gies devotes himself to ten classics of the Christmas carol canon in these two coll...

Bruckner's touching and clear movement is very popular with many choirs. It unfolds its sublime beauty with consistent dynamic work and meticulous intonation. Tried and tested thousands of times and a...

The simple but stylistically typical setting by Wolfgang Kelber is an ideal introduction to polyphonic gospel singing. Proven thousands of times over and always up to date: Bosse Verlag's choral colle...

Following the success of Oliver Gies’ collection "Why Do I Actually Sing in a Choir?" (BE 496), here is a Christmas-themed collection featuring both new and traditional Christmas carols. It incorporat...

The central theme of the lyrics of this beautiful folk song dates back to the 13th century and Walther von der Vogelweide. The version of the lyrics commonly used today was recorded by Hoffmann von Fa...

Every choir is expected to sing serenades on a variety of occasions. The most common occasions for this are birthdays and weddings. With the "Happy Birthday" collection, the serenade does not remain t...

Martina Freytag is a well-known author and sought-after instructor in the field of popular choral music. One of her specialties is arranging well-known folk songs with jazzy harmonies and rhythmic sub...

15 New Spiritual Songs from the Protestant Hymnal for Mixed Choir (SATB) Contents Thank You - So That Strangers May Become Friends - Before the Sun Sets - Let Us Walk the Path - This Day, Lord - A Shi...

Making music together promotes musical and social development. But more importantly, it’s a lot of fun. That’s guaranteed with these 10 pieces for three hands. The easier primo part, played with one h...

After about nine weeks of instrumental instruction using the Schulwerk Junior Band program or another teaching method, students are ready to begin playing in an ensemble. The workbooks are divided int...

In the second year of the Junior Band, orchestra rehearsals begin as early as the first week of classes, meaning there are approximately 30 orchestra rehearsals during the school year. Once again, the...

With this collection of pieces for four hands, experienced choir director and composer Graham Buckland offers an exceptionally delightful addition to any piano lesson. *Twenty Tiny Fingers* consists o...

If, when you start piano lessons, you don’t just want to play technical exercises and folk songs but would rather start making music right away, then "Absolute Beginners." The book contains 20 very si...

Following the Christmas arrangements "Wunschzettel", "Wunschzettel 2.0" and "Wunschzettel für Frauenstimmen", Oliver Gies devotes himself to ten classics of the Christmas carol canon in these two coll...

Do ge da ja (Bavarian for "There he goes") has a charmingly laid-back text. In a four-part choral setting, with continuous solo parts (soprano or tenor, also possible alternately) and body percussion,...

Of all the Low German folk songs, "Dat du min Leevsten büst" is the best known. In the choral arrangement, we join a young couple who, in initially very tender, later passionately powerful tones, make...

As usual, the Bosse hits once again let the a cappella sparks fly. The double-choir arrangement of Handel's "Hallelujah" for mixed choir is full of groovy musical twists and turns, but never neglects...

With his arrangement of the American folk/gospel song for four-part mixed choir, Martin Kirchhübel enriches the Bosse Hits a cappella series. Despite its brevity, it is full of tonal colors and create...