SSA/SSAA Choral Sheet Music

Teachers keep coming back to Robert T. Gibson's Dance! and Laufey Jónsdóttir's From the Start, both popular choices for SSA groups seeking engaging a cappella material. Victor C. Johnson's Down in My Soul! and Curtis Mayfield's It's All Right work equally well for 2-part or SSA voicing, making them practical options for mixed-ability ensembles.

Recent releases include Emilie Zumsteeg's Uplifted Voices and Greg Gilpin's In Time of Silver Rain, both published in May. Daniel Brinsmead's Fire Dance and Olivia Dean's So Easy arrived in April and offer fresh options for groups looking to update their concert programs.

Jay Althouse brings deep credentials in music education and choral publishing, holding an M.Ed. from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and serving on the Music Publishers Association of America. His Homeward Bound exemplifies his approach to writing accessible music that works across ability levels. With over 800 works in print, Althouse has shaped how many teachers think about building choral repertoire.

Andy Beck serves as Director of Choral Publications at Alfred Music and has established himself through both composition and pedagogy. Beyond What Was I Made For?, his method books like Sing at First Sight and Vocalize! are tools many teachers use daily to build technique and musicianship.

Greg Gilpin's reputation extends well beyond sheet music. An ASCAP award-winning composer and conductor, he has led performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and internationally at venues like Sydney Opera House and Royal Festival Hall. It's Raining Men reflects the professional polish that defines his catalog.

Mark Hayes brings 1,750 published works across all genres, with a career spanning concert performance, conducting, and arrangement. His Singin' in the Rain demonstrates the sophisticated harmonic language and theatrical sensibility that have made him a favorite for community and festival choirs.