Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB) and Piano

This beautiful and inspiring song is about finding yourself at an important moment of your life and taking action that will allow you to fulfill your dreams. Soft, poignant verses lead to triumphant c...

A beautiful secular winter song perfect for December choir concerts, this tender lullaby combines snapshots of winter scenes with the sentimentality of life's fleeting moments. Winter Lullaby is a gre...

This beautiful song offers lyrics about exploring the world and life experiences, while staying connected with where you came from and knowing you can always return home. It provides a fresh angle for...

A peaceful and beautiful winter song inspired by daydreams of falling snow, wintry wonderland scenes, and nostalgic winter memories of home and childhood. This song will set a wonderfully inviting moo...

This inspirational song encourages you to find your own voice and to feel empowered to have an impact on the world. Uplifting, positive, and joyful, this song is a perfect fit for any concert or cerem...

Price is for a 30-copy download licence. "The Solitary Reaper" is based on William Wordsworth's famous 1807 poem of the same name, which describes a Highland woman harvesting grain and singing a beaut...

Richard Allain's music captures the unruffled mystery of a perfect snow-scene, imagined in words by reclusive New England poet Emily Dickinson. Conveying stillness in its rippling chords and delicate...

Chorus SATB & Organ / Piano

Chorus SATB & Organ / Piano

Classic French Carols, arranged by Paul Trepte for SATB/Organ or Piano - with separate additional band accompaniment parts also available.

This much loved and performed arrangement starts from the soprano alone, adds the tenor and finally the full choir, with an alto solo. The instrumental accompaniment is flexible to fit various options...

The arrangement of this much loved Christmas spiritual may be sung either a cappella or be performed with the optional conga part. The composer calls it a 'cross-inspiration' between traditional chora...

This original composition is one of the commissioned Christmas carols in the ongoing collaboration between the American Composers Forum and the Plymouth Music Series of Minnesota (previously published...

From the traditional melody: Geistliche Nachtigal, Vienna, 1649, based on Berceuse Op. 57, Chopin, with piano and flute obligato. Available in TTBB (HMC1039).

Another excellent Christmas octavo from Mark Hayes! This expressive octavo is for the moderately-advanced adult choir.

Accompanied by marimba (or piano) and hand percussion, this is truly a concert work for the Christmas season! Try it with your advanced church choir of college/university ensemble.

Ideal for a carol service or concert, this piece follows the three Kings on their journey to the birth of Jesus and is characterised by its alternation of major and minor modes.

With a colourful text by Brian Wren, the mystery of the Christmas story is explored through shifting time signatures and intertwining vocal lines in this carol.

First published in a two-part version in The Oxford Book of Flexible Carols, Alan Smith's In the Beginning is presented separately here in a mixed-voice arrangement. Kevin Carey's text is set to gentl...

First published in Carols for Choirs 5, this is a touching setting of the well-known fifteenth-century words. The contours of Stroope's melodic writing perfectly mirror the narrative from the manger s...

A delightful Christmas miniature, Waltz Carol is infused with Gallic charm and an air of festive wonder. Words by the composer, recounting the angel's prophecy to Mary and the subsequent birth of Jesu...

O Come, Emmanuel is an Advent Celebration, suitable for both church and concert choirs. It is based on the 7 Great 'O' Antiphons, and fragments of the well-known plainsong hymn permeate the work. To t...

A Light in the Stable tells the Christmas story through a blend of original settings and well-known carols, and is suitable for both concert and church choirs. This work is perfect for anyone looking...