Sheet Music by Women Composers for Children's Choir: Educational Works

Sung by pop songstress Pink and her daughter Willow, this is a bright and sunny song with pure harmonies and a sense of wonder in the small beauties of the world!

A powerful ballad full of determination emphasizing the will to follow your dreams. Use the Alfred SoundTrax.

The call and response style of this original music makes learning quick and easy. Employing an ABA form with the A section being in a minor key and the B section in major, there is much to teach in th...

A gentle descant floats above the pentatonic melody during the final verse of this poignant song for developing choirs. Opens with a quiet unison and grows into a solid echo-song format. The peaceful...

Written for the 30th Anniversary of the Milwaukee Children's Choir by founding director Emily Crocker, this song of unity features original words by John Jacobson and a simple Latin phrase meaning "lo...

Composer Sherry Blevins offers an uplifting contemporary original that teaches persistence. "Though you might fall down, you still must try." The lightly syncopated melody is easy to learn and brings...

Young voices will have lots of fun with this easy and versatile arrangement. Available: 2-Part.

Seasons come, seasons go, nothing stays the same - this is the message of this folk-like original with words based on the text from Ecclesiastes. Younger choirs will enjoy singing this well-crafted wo...

Several contrasting sections alternate with the rhythmic main theme of this original work. An excellent selection for younger or developing choirs, your students will develop many important choral ski...

Hilda Conkling was a remarkable poet whose entire body of work was created between the ages of four and twelve. This exquisite setting eases students into part singing using canon, while teaching inde...

Engaging and filled with imagination, this 2-part choral paints a picture of clouds forming into various shapes as they float across the sky. A wealth of learning opportunitiespresent themselves with...

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Presented here in an arrangement for unison voices (with an optional second part), this setting of words by Chief Dan George optimistically reminds us that there is still beauty to be found in times o...

Presented here in a version for unison voices (with optional second part), this setting of words by the composer, based on a quote by Brian Palmer, encourages singers to listen to the sounds and peopl...

Here's a captivating choral work written especially for 2-part and developing SSA choirs. Energetic vocal lines are punctuated by rhythmic handclaps and added layer upon layer to create a festive cont...

A triumphant fanfare motive is echoed across the choir before breaking into a joyous refrain, punctuated with rhythmic handclaps. Suitable for concert, festival, and church use, this celebratory chora...

An optional flute obbligato floats dreamily above throughout this lovely treble setting of the famous poem by Thomas Hood. Both melody and harmony are written in ideal vocal ranges, and subtle changes...

Ruth Morris Gray presents an exquisite minor-key setting that elevates choral musicianship. A rich melody ebbs and flows over the colorful harmonic palette, while a captivating piano theme winds its w...

Singers will love the independent vocal lines in this bright setting of Emily Dickinson's hopeful poem. A lovely melody is introduced in unison and later assembles in canon. Radiant refrains are drive...

Created in 2000, this work for children's choir and large orchestra was transformed by the Australian composer into the present version with piano accompaniment in 2008. Even in the reduced and conden...

From the composer of 'Jesus Christ the apple tree', this gentle Christmas carol by Poston is a lullaby using the familiar text 'O my deir heart, young Jesus sweet' by James, John and Robert Wedderburn...

Three short musical pictures charmingly capture aspects of nature at a river: a spider web in the morning, playful children at a rope swing, and buzzing dragonflies.