Sheet music cover for 'Let All The World In Every Corner Sing,' a choral piece by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong, published by MorningStar, part of the Lee Nelson choral series.

Let All the World in Every Corner Sing

A brilliant choral fanfare on a well-known George Herbert text. Stirring and energetic. Lee Nelson Choral Series.

Cover page of sheet music titled 'There Is Sweet Music Here' with lyrics by Alfred Lord Tennyson and music by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong, part of the Lee Nelson choral series from Galaxy Music Corporation.

There is sweet music here

Tennyson's beautiful poem is set in a lyrical and reflective way. May be included as part of a trilogy of Tennyson poems. Lee Nelson Choral Series.

Also available in SATB

Sheet music cover titled "There Is Sweet Music Here" with words by Alfred Tennyson and music by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong, part of the Lee Nelson choral series by Galaxy Music.

There is sweet music here

Tennyson's beautiful poem is set in a lyrical and reflective way. May be performed as part of a trilogy of Tennyson poems. Lee Nelson Choral Series.

Also available for SSAA

A sheet of music with the title 'Come, let’s begin' by Thomas Weelkes, arranged by Matthew A. Armstrong, for SATB choir a cappella.

Come, let’s begin

SATB arrangement of the Thomas Weelkes "Ayeres or Phantasticke Spirites" London, 1608, originally written for three voices. Great for festivals and honor choirs.

Sheet music cover titled 'Musica, die ganz lieblich Kunst' by Johannes Jeep, edited by Matthew A. Armstrong for SATB choir.

Musica, die ganz lieblich Kunst

"Music, that most loveliest art..." from Studentengärtlein (Student's Garden) by Johannes Jeep. A wonderful setting for festivals, contests, and honor choirs.

Sheet music cover titled 'Where or When' by Richard Rodgers, arranged by Shelly Marshall Armstrong, for SATB choir.

Where or When

This lovely fresh a cappella setting of the Rogers and Hart classic is perfect for your intermediate to advanced jazz choir or select vocal ensemble. A beautiful and expressive moment in any program!

A sheet music cover titled 'Light of the Stable' (original artist Selah) composed by Elizabeth Rhymer and Steve Rhymer, arranged by Matthew A. and Shelly Armstrong.

Light of the Stable

Based on the recording by Selah, this joyful SATB arrangement of "Light of the Stable" includes infectious energy and elements of extended vocal harmonies to liven up any winter choral program or festival. Written with accessible ranges in all voice parts and optional bass, guitar, and percussion for added musical interest.

Shenandoah

A very different kind of setting of Shenandoah for TTBB voices. Lovely piano accompaniment with added cello and a melody that stays predominantly with the bass voice throughout. Very accessible and a breathtaking men's feature!

Cover of sheet music titled "Bonse Aba," a "Traditional Zambian Folk Song" arranged by Matthew A. and Shelly Armstrong.

Bonse Aba

A Traditional Zambian song for unaccompanied SATB chorus (with piano reduction for rehearsal). Bonse Aba has simple chord progression attainable for developing choirs and features male or female soloist(s).

"All who sing have the right to be called the children of God." from the original Bemba (Chibemba) language

Cover of choral piece titled 'A Farewell' with words by Alfred, Lord Tennyson and music by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong, part of the Lee Nelson choral series by Galaxy Music.

A Farewell

A lyrical treatment of a deeply moving and emotional poem by Tennyson. May be included as part of a trilogy of Tennyson poems. Lee Nelson Choral Series.

Cover of sheet music titled 'The Gift to Sing,' words by James Weldon Johnson, music by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong, part of the Lee Nelson choral series, published by Galaxy Music Corporation.

The Gift to Sing

A beautiful, lyrical setting of the famous James Weldon Johnson text for a cappella, advanced choirs.

Sheet music of American folk song Shenandoah arranged for SATB chorus with piano and optional cello, by Matthew A. and Shelly Armstrong.

Shenandoah

Lovely piano accompaniment and optional added cello make for a breathtaking new setting of the familiar folk song with accessible ranges for any mixed chorus. Great for festivals and honor choirs.

Image of a sheet music title page for 'A New Life' from Jekyll & Hyde, with credits for music by Frank Wildhorn, lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, arrangement by Shelly Marshall Armstrong, and additional details about the performance and performers.

A New Life

Powerful ballad from the Broadway show "Jekyll & Hyde" for SATB choir and optional soloist.

Music sheet with title "A Lovely Night" (from La La Land) composed by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul, arranged by Shelly Marshall Armstrong, performed by SATB choir with piano.

A Lovely Night

This charming piece from the hit movie musical "La La Land" includes cute banter between treble and bass voices that will provide a light moment in a choral concert or show choir program. Singable melodies, accessible harmonies, and optional solos are sure to please singers and audiences.

Sheet music for "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" (original artist Tony Bennett) for SSATB with piano and optional cello/bass. The composers are Michel LeGrand/Alan & Marilyn Bergman, arranged by Matthew A. & Shelly Armstrong.

How Do You Keep the Music Playing?

A stunningly moving arrangement of one of Tony Bennett's most iconic ballads for SSATB choir featuring tenor solo. Great for intermediate to advanced jazz choir, show choir, or concert choir; this piece will add an expressive and memorable moment in any program. Can be performed with piano or with added optional bass/cello and suspended cymbal for enhanced artistry.

Sheet music titled "Remember" with text by Christina G. Rosetti, and music by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong. Part of the Lee Nelson choral series, published by Galaxy Music.

Remember

A richly harmonic setting of a Christina Rossetti poem about holding on to the memories of one who has departed. Lee Nelson Choral Series.

Cover of sheet music titled "Crossing the Bar" by Alfred Lord Tennyson, with music by Matthew A. Armstrong and Shelly Armstrong, part of the Lee Nelson choral series, published by Galaxy Music.

Crossing the Bar

A high-energy treatment of this famous Tennyson poem. May be included as part of a trilogy of Tennyson poems. Lee Nelson Choral Series.

Cover page of sheet music for 'Servabis pacem (Keep peace)' by Shelly Marshall Armstrong, published by Galaxy Music Corporation.

Servabis Pacem

A beautiful statement of our role in preserving peace, this setting is great for high school and collegiate choirs.

Cover page for a music sheet titled 'Avec le jour commence ta voyage with the day begins your journey'. Composer Orlando di Lasso, arranger Matthew A. Armstrong, and editor Shelly Marshall Armstrong.

Avec le jour commence ta voyage

A new musical setting of an ancient text by Orlando di Lasso (1532-1594). Created to be an accessible work allowing singers to experience the language of a chanson (French song) as well as elements of the old style of 16th century counterpoint. The text inspires rising with the sun and beginning a daily voyage while singing praises, finishing work, and enjoying the journey as the year passes.

Sheet music for "30/90" from the musical tick, tick, boom composed by Jonathan Larsen and arranged for SATB choir by Shelly Marshall Armstrong.

30/90

This exciting and energetic arrangement from the soundtrack of "tick, tick...BOOM!" will bring life to your pops concert or theatre ensemble. Written with accessible ranges for high school voices, there are several opportunities to feature soloists.

Sheet music for Africa  by David Paich and Jeff Porcaro (original artist Toto), arranged by Matthew and Shelly Armstrong for SATB choir.

Africa

This choral arrangement of Toto's #1 hit maintains the style and key of the original song while adding some fresh extended harmonies in tribute to the jazz fusion techniques employed by the band's live performances. A fun and infectious song for singers and audiences!

Optional instrumentation includes electric bass, two marimbas, congas, djembe, African gourd, and egg shaker.

The Water is Wide

The beloved Scottish folk song now beautifully arranged for TTBB voices, with a unison beginning that leads to three parts, and then four, the final phrase bringing us back to unison. A tasteful piano part adds to the artistic value of this arrangement.