Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB)

A secular cantata edited by Alastair Mitchell. The purpose of bringing out an edition of nine pieces of the original 28 from The Masque Of Alfred is to provide choirs/orchestras with interesting, unus...

Expressing the beauty and movement of nature, A Wind in the South by Hye-Young Cho blends flowing vocal lines with colorful textures to paint the picture of the gentle southern wind. Its emotional dep...

The Old Pull of the Earth by David von Kampen is a reflective choral work inspired by a celebrated passage from My Ántonia by Willa Cather, evoking the deep emotional bond between people and the lands...

The Dawn centers around the idea that "the night is always darkest before the dawn." Highly lyrical with a lovely, supportive piano accompaniment, this hopeful piece is a reminder that even in the dar...

The Cardinal and the Roller is the story of two beautiful birds from different sides of the world, and is ultimately about how we are all more alike than we are different. Accessible vocal lines and a...

Plato: Timaeus 24D–25D "For the sea there was navigable at that time; for at the mouth of the strait—which you Greeks, as you say, call the ‘Pillars of Heracles’—there lay an island larger than Libya...

Plato: Timaeus 24D–25D "For the sea there was navigable at that time; for at the mouth of the strait—which you Greeks, as you say, call the ‘Pillars of Heracles’—there lay an island larger than Libya...

Plato: Timaeus 24D–25D "For the sea there was navigable at that time; for at the mouth of the strait—which you Greeks, as you say, call the ‘Pillars of Heracles’—there lay an island larger than Libya...

Plato: Timaeus 24D–25D "For the sea there was navigable at that time; for at the mouth of the strait—which you Greeks, as you say, call the ‘Pillars of Heracles’—there lay an island larger than Libya...

Gabriel Fauré’s "Pavane" is one of his most popular compositions. What is less known, however, is that the premiere of this stylized dance in April 1888 was actually performed in this present version...

Gabriel Fauré’s "Pavane" is one of his most popular compositions. What is less known, however, is that the premiere of this stylized dance in April 1888 was actually performed in this present version...

Edward Elgar’s "Spanish Serenade: Stars of the Summer Night" from 1892, for mixed choir and orchestra, paints an enchanting picture of a summer night in Spain. The text is taken from a play by Henry L...

Edward Elgar’s "Spanish Serenade: Stars of the Summer Night" from 1892, for mixed choir and orchestra, paints an enchanting picture of a summer night in Spain. The text is taken from a play by Henry L...

With the "Schicksalslied" (Song of Destiny), Op. 54, Johannes Brahms created one of the most poignant and profound choral masterpieces of the Romantic era. Based on Friedrich Hölderlin's moving poem (...

Piano reduction by the composer

Max wrote this tiny piece for the small chorus of his St Magnus Festival, with a plain string accompaniment. It works absolutely beautifully and its text (in Latin) reminds us that sometimes we should...

Arvo Pärt has been fascinated by the life and work of St Silouan of Athos (1866-1938) for many years. As early as 1991, the writings of Silouan inspired Pärt to his composition Silouan's Song, 'My sou...

A celebrated text from Langston Hughes, this message is as timely as ever, and pairing it with music from Rollo Dilworth makes the words come alive. A powerful selection for your singers and listeners...

The "father" of bossa nova Antonio Carlos Jobim wrote this song in 1972 which came to be known as the greatest Brazilian composition of all-time. Universal application in the famously descriptive lyri...

Featured in the series Choral Music of Latin America and the Caribbean, Matheus Cruz's Meu Parana celebrates the energy and spirit of Brazilian music. This lively SATB work with percussion brings toge...