Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB)

This is a simple effective piece for the medium church choir, fairly easy range

Beautiful simple melody, ideal for a medium sized choir

This hymn is written for mixed voices (SATB) and contains a rich keyboard accompaniment. The text is based on Exodus 15:2.

For a moderately advanced choir from Merrily We Roll Along by Stephen Sondheim. This spirited arrangement is a fun addition for your school choir repertoire!

This beautiful, nostalgic piece from Evening Primrose is arranged for SATB chorus

This moderately easy title has a bluesy feel, from Anyone Can Whistle by Stephen Sondheim

A moderately easy title from Sondheim's Company. See also HMC1653 Ladies Who Lunch

This new arrangement of an old favorite begins quietly with unison men's voices. A rich center section builds to a simple, but strong ending.

A sensitive and well-received contribution to the Series of Sondheim arrangements by Robert Page

The Lord's Prayer is the third piece in John Alexander's series, moderately difficult

Lovely new tune of Christina Rossetti's favorite text, very versatile with optional descantAccompanied by either organ, piano, and oboe, organ and oboe, or organ alone

Romans 14:7-8-set by Johannes Herbst, edited by Dr. Nola Knouse for the Moravian Music Foundation series

Words by Horatius Bonar with music by David Schwoebel, contains rich choral harmonies that are full of power and majesty, a solid accompanist is required

This piece takes words from Micah 6:6-8 and begins candidly then culminates to a large, grand ending SATB with keyboard accompaniment, medium difficulty

Celebratory arrangement of the old favorite, for SATB, organ, handbells, brass, and percussion (parts available from the publisher)

A paean to music for secondary level chorus, a stirring addition to the concert program

Words of St. Teresa of Avila set to a lovely tune for any occasion, easy to medium difficulty

A great find! Highly accessible and fugal and polyphonic, this one does require preparation, but it is very rewarding and a nice contrast to the more exuberant pieces performed at times of celebration...

An expressive piece, within the capabilities of most choirs

This anthem by Samuel Wesley, one of the most important composers of the classical period in England, takes the text from verse 2 of Te Deum Laudamus from the Anglican service of Morning Prayer. The m...

Melodically accessible with a bit of a flare, could become a favorite!

Haunting and consoling piece in memory of those not present. Secular, but could be used in a sacred setting, medium difficulty.

A simple and devout prayer, medium difficulty

This beautiful arrangement of an old favorite is sure to be popular with high school and community choirs, and their audiences, medium difficulty.

Butler has kept the voice parts simple, the tessitura reasonable, and the keyboard part playable, a winning combination!