Sheet Music by Women Composers for Choir: Extensive Selection

Uses: Commitment, General, Youth Choir Scripture: Psalm 73:28, Psalm 91:2, Philippians 4:19 This gentle affirmation of faith and discipleship is a lovely song of devotion. Moving expressively with ten...

Paralleling the voyages we make through life with those of a river to the sea, this poignant original work by Amy Bernon creates a thoughtful and meaningful atmosphere suitable for any general concert...

This anthem is wonderfully different in its sonic impact. A bell-like piano motive opens the piece and holds the sections together by transitioning between them with pristine grace. The choral chords...

One of the most passionate sacred texts in all hymnody is visited with bittersweet music in this melancholy offering for Lent. Two renowned hymn tunes, ABERYSTWYTH and MARTYN, are employed to carry th...

An energetic call and response gospel original is found in this seasonal sensation from the cantata Little Lion, Little Lamb. The solo asks the question and the choir delivers the good news: Who's the...

From Mary McDonald and Rose M. Aspinall this is a musical treatment of the events of Holy Week. It embraces the love Jesus expressed to us on Calvary through new and familiar texts and tunes. Its purp...

Mary McDonald and Rose Aspinall team up for this sensational Christmas Eve selection which is part love song, part lullaby, part ballad. God made a promise that he would make a way, and this quiet exa...

This upbeat anthem is sure to be a toe-tapper with a message to 'let your light shine, shine, shine!' Set in a gospel style, Mary McDonald has created an original anthem that is perfect for the season...

This inspired choral setting pairs Isaac Watts' well-known hymn text, 'Alas! And Did My Savior Bleed, ' with the tune GREENSLEEVES. The familiar text and tune engage us anew bringing fresh insight to...

This original Palm Sunday anthem is brimming with rhythmic energy as it portrays the events of Jesus, the Blessed Messiah, entering into Jerusalem. The text explores the many questions that were asked...