Sheet Music by Female Composers: A Rich and Diverse Selection

From Celine Dion's album Loved Me Back to Life comes this new ballad, perfect for a concert or graduation theme. Quickly learned, with an encouraging hook: 'Cause we're all unfinished songs, waiting f...

From Celine Dion's album Loved Me Back to Life comes this new ballad, perfect for a concert or graduation theme. Quickly learned, with an encouraging hook: 'Cause we're all unfinished songs, waiting f...

From Celine Dion's album Loved Me Back to Life comes this new ballad, perfect for a concert or graduation theme. Quickly learned, with an encouraging hook: 'Cause we're all unfinished songs, waiting f...

From Celine Dion's album Loved Me Back to Life comes this new ballad, perfect for a concert or graduation theme. Quickly learned, with an encouraging hook: 'Cause we're all unfinished songs, waiting f...

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...

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...

Written as a tribute for a loved one's wedding, this passionate text is captured beautifully in the music. Programmed for the 2023 ACDA National Honors Choir.

Written as a tribute for a loved one's wedding, this passionate text is captured beautifully in the music. Programmed for the 2023 ACDA National Honors Choir.

This tender and affectionate setting of the well-loved poem of the same title by Robert Burns was written specifically for a wedding, but would suit almost any occasion.

A simple setting of several scriptural passages about love. Written for the wedding of Brian and Allison Murray, two Texas-based choir directors, the work is highly melodic and simple in its construct...

Academic Festival March features a range of textures, dynamics, and articulation while highlighting a stately dotted motif using hooked bowing patterns throughout. Though written primarily in approach...

Under The Double Eagle - Aviators March - Celebration March - Colonel Bogey - Entry Of The Gladiators - Happy Times - Punchinello - Rayo Del Sol - The Liberty Bell - Alte Kameraden

March Of The Marionettes, composed by Heather Hammond. Taken from 'The Intermediate Pianist Book 1', and arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

This musically descriptive collection of elementary pieces gives us a glimpse into the world of birds. By playing these charming pieces, students will be motivated by a variety of styles, dynamic leve...

The mice are on the move in this entertaining novelty march. Throughout the work, the audience will chuckle at the sound of the squeaking-mouse battle cry (drawing the bow behind the bridge). Complete...

The mice are on the move in this entertaining novelty march. Throughout the work, the audience will chuckle at the sound of the squeaking-mouse battle cry (drawing the bow behind the bridge). Complete...

The mice are on the move in this entertaining novelty march. Throughout the work, the audience will chuckle at the sound of the squeaking-mouse battle cry (drawing the bow behind the bridge). Complete...

This lighthearted, mischievous march in A minor explores a variety of 6/8 rhythms with varied articulation.

This simple march in F major is both cheerful and triumphant. Occasional use of eighth notes and a variety of articulation add to the character.

A late elementary piece played in the C position with L.H. crossovers plus varied articulations using both slurs and staccatos. Students will enjoy this march’s bright and perky sounds.

March of the Realm uses a satisfying blend of dynamic contrasts and articulation variations to create a wonderful way for young musicians to play with independent parts. A great way to open a concert!

March of the Realm uses a satisfying blend of dynamic contrasts and articulation variations to create a wonderful way for young musicians to play with independent parts. A great way to open a concert!