Sheet Music by Women Composers for Mixed Choir: Extensive Selection

The Ballerina and the Clown develops a completely new story inspired by some of Hans Christian Andersen's charming papercuts, which are reproduced in the score. Alternative illustrations by Cecilia Ro...

Ruth Elaine Schram has become one of the most noted and prolific writers of choral music in our time. The re-voicing of this best-selling title by Ruthie will become her 1,000th choral publication, ma...

This feel-good reggae tune was made famous by Ziggy Marley, and later featured in Disney's original sequel to The Little Mermaid. With an accented groove and "make this world a little better" lyrics,...

This feel-good reggae tune was made famous by Ziggy Marley, and later featured in Disney's original sequel to The Little Mermaid. With an accented groove and "make this world a little better" lyrics,...

Although she never left, Lady Gaga's latest album feels like a triumphant return to dance-pop glory! An absolutely killer show choir number, this hit single (which premiered at the Grammy Awards!) is...

What does it mean to be a friend? A friend through the good and the bad. A friend when it is difficult to be that. This gospel ballad by Andra Day makes it clear with passion and conviction. A great m...

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!

Ed Lojeski's masterful arrangement of Bette Midler's mega-hit will make you think you are hearing the song for the first time! Featuring both solo and full choral lines, the powerful message of lyrics...

From Las Vegas to Broadway to your stage! This iconic Cher anthem appears as the opening number in the musical The Cher Show, about the life and early career of the legendary songstress. No-fuss harmo...

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...

Cover me in sunshine, shower me with good times! - True to this motto, the duet of the US pop singer Pink and her daughter, released in 2021, spreads a good mood and brings some sunshine into the gray...

Now available for SATB choirs, changing the world starts with just one person! Using a powerful vocal call and response with body percussion, this original work builds confidence and self-awareness th...

A beautiful Sacred Choral Anthem for Mixed Voices a cappella, with text taken from John 1:1-3.

No Room, No Room

This lively reimagining of the traditional hymn is a thrilling a cappella arrangement which pairs the soaring legato melody with a rhythmic vocal accompaniment. Also available in a version for SSA una...

Based on Frances Anne Kemble's poem 'An Entreaty', this enchanting piece describes the experience of leaving a beloved time and place. Lush, expressive harmonies and lyrical melodies create a touching...

TaReKiTa is a refreshing concert piece that effortlessly blends the Indian and Western classical styles. The composer's scats are combined with a fast triple metre, vocal slides, and captivating melod...

Introduced by the children's choir, Quartel's simple and uplifting melody repeats throughout the piece, beautifully coloured by the surrounding parts. The voices offer joyful praise and the rich harmo...

With a text by Thomas H. Troeger, this deeply expressive piece explores the notion of companionship and resilience through difficult times. The comforting, lyrical melody is set over a bed of rich har...

Show off the a cappella achievements of your advanced choir with this stunning tour-de-force by one of Alfred's best, Sally K. Albrecht. Half of the group chants a rhythmic ostinato accompanying the i...

This setting of Christina Rossetti's poem Then Shall Ye Shout for unaccompanied double choir was commissioned by Help Musicians UK for its annual St Cecilia's Festival service and first performed by t...

Audio sample: "Harbour" (performed by Regenbogenchor München, dir. Mary Ellen Kitchens)