Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB)

Für d'Wiehnacht is a work by composer Jean François Michel, with text by Olivier Blanchard, which celebrates the magic and spiritual depth of the Christmas season. Written in a warm and reflective atm...

'Broish McRoish' is a rhythmic piece based on traditional Gaelic sprechgesang - the so-called 'Puirt a beul' (mouth music). The text is meaningless, comparable to scat, and primarily serves to drive t...

Hugo Ball was one of the founders of the Zurich Dada movement and wrote this poem for a performance at Zurich’s Cabaret Voltaire in 1916. A nonsense poem, its words have no actual meaning, merely cons...

4-stimmiger gemischter Chor [SATB] a cappella - Partitur

4-stimmiger gemischter Chor [SATB] a cappella - Partitur

4-stimmiger gemischter Chor [SATB] a cappella

Melissa Dunphy ist eine äußerst originelle australische Komponistin mit Wohnsitz in den USA. Ihr Stück Halcyon Days ("glückliche Tage") ist die Vertonung eines Textes von Jacqueline Goldfinger, einer...

Composed for unaccompanied mixed choir by Melissa Dunphy with text by Dora Sigerson Shorter, I am the World is an exciting, pulsating and affirming piece building to a thrilling vocal ending. Commissi...

Text: Judith Bingham after Belarussian Folk Songs and 'Un oiseau chante' by Guillaume Apollinaire

Gemischter Chor (SATB) a cappella Chorpartitur Texter: Milliken, Murray Schwierigkeitsgrad: schwer

Lieder von den Britischen Inseln in Arrangements für SATB CANTABILE - THE LONDON QUARTET zählt seit Langem zu den führenden Vokalensembles in Großbritannien. Als studentische A-cappella-Gruppe in Camb...

What would your Facebok timeline sound like set to music? Find out with Gordon Hamilton's Facebook Song!

What would your Facebok timeline sound like set to music? Find out with Gordon Hamilton's Facebook Song!

Text adapted from Romans v.15

Setting of William Shakespeare's Sonnet No. 8 for SATB choir a cappella.

Coventry Carol arranged for unaccompanied mixed voice choir by Barnaby Smith.

For Rupert Gough and the Choir of Royal Holloway.

Good Day, Sir Christemas! treads a middle path between completely seamless structure and a strophic form. The melodic and rhythmic material of its opening pages is never far away, but alternations of...