Sing Sheet Music

Ruth Elaine Schram has combined the celebration of the festival of lights with the traditional 'Hava Nagila' in a unique fashion that makes it fun for all to sing.

Sing we and chant it sets the text of a well-known sixteenth-century madrigal of the same name by Thomas Morley in a jazz waltz style. Chilcott injects energy and fun into the piece through a quick th...

Stacked vocal lines and counterpoint handclaps sound (and look) stunning! Each voice part introduces its own independent melody with claps, until everything combines in joyful polyphony. Some chordal...

Uses: Christmas, Youth Choir, Praise Team, Concert Scripture: Luke 2:13-14, Malachi 4:1-2, Psalm 67:4 Charles Wesley wrote this popular text originally called Hymn for Christmas Day and it has gone on...

A beautiful, lyrical piece by Karen Marrolli that brings a message of unity through hearing each other and learning from one another. The ranges lend itself to be sung by an advanced high school or co...

Sing A Song Of Happiness, composed and arranged by Fanny Waterman for Piano Solo in digital sheet music format.

Set the stage for your holiday performances in style! This favorite Christmas carol has been re-imagined with new lyrics, creative harmonies, and a jazzy rhythm section. It's the perfect concert opene...

The lively melodies of this traditional French carol play one with another in a brilliant setting that is perfect for school, church and community choirs. Festive and filled with joy! Available separa...

Bring festive splendor to your home with one of the most magnificent Christmas carols of all time: "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing". This world-renowned hymn has enchanted music lovers for generations,...

The traditional Christmas song Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Bring pure joy and infectious rhythms to the stage with "Clap Your Hands and Sing!" from the renowned publisher Shawnee Press. This upbeat choral piece for mixed choir (SATB) and piano accompaniment c...

This is Stanford's extended Latin setting of this text, written in 1918 and acknowledged as its composer's finest a cappella choral work.

The nine movements form a single choral work comprising seven pieces previously published separately and two new movements. A broad range of emotions all find their place with rich and varied musical...

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