Sheet Music Recommendations
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New Sheet Music Titles - 22nd September
22nd Sep 2026
Uplifting works for solo piano, choral works by John Rutter, Antonio Caldara, and John Høybye, Paul Harris's Improve your theory!, orchestral music by Hans Rott and Johann Strauss II, and new editions of Shostakovich works by Boosey and Hawkes and Sikorski.
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New Digital Sheet Music Publications - September
18th Sep 2026
Welcome to our monthly round-up of new digital sheet music titles. Here you will find the latest titles for piano, solo vocal, choral, instrumental, and ensemble playing. Browse some of our favourite selections here.
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America 250 - Roots, Global, & Screen Innovators
11th Sep 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of Christopher Tin, Osvaldo Golijov, Bela Fleck, and Edgar Meyer.
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New Sheet Music Titles - 8th September
8th Sep 2026
Encore Plus, Melanie Spanswick's Bright Start, new titles from Edition Peters, Poco Studio's Sight Reading for Young Pianists Grade 3, Olivia Rodrigo's You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, and two new Sher Music titles.
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America 250 - Jazz & Blues Infused Modernists
4th Sep 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of three composers who infuse their music with jazz and blues idioms: Courtney Bryan, Andrew Hill, and Paquito D'Rivera.
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New Pop & Rock Digital Sheet Music - August
27th Aug 2026
Welcome to our monthly round-up of new pop and rock sheet music titles. Browse some of our favourite songs here.
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America 250 - Vocal and Choral Connoisseurs
21st Aug 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of three vocal and choral connoisseurs: Meredith Monk, Francisco Núñez, and Eric Whitacre.
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New Sheet Music Titles - 18th August
18th Aug 2026
Graded Disney songs for piano, Next Stop: Chopin, Fanny Hensel's Ostersonate, new titles from Nimbus Music Publishing, Breitkopf & Härtel, and Bärenreiter, and Ailbhe McDonagh's Dance Suite for Solo Violin.
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New Digital Sheet Music Publications - August
17th Aug 2026
Welcome to our monthly round-up of new digital sheet music titles. Here you will find the latest titles for piano, solo vocal, choral, instrumental, and ensemble playing. Browse some of our favourite selections here.
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America 250 - Minimalists & Post-Minimalists
14th Aug 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of four minimalists and post-minimalists: Steve Reich, John Adams, Sean Shepherd, and Anna Clyne.
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America 250 - Rock-Infused Orchestral Heavyweights
7th Aug 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of three rock-infused orchestral heavyweights: Steven Mackey, Christopher Rouse, and Oscar Bettison.
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New Sheet Music Titles - 4th August
4th Aug 2026
Anime themes for piano, Melody Bober's new series My Best Performance, piano music for two fingers, Studio Ghibli music collections, choral music by Panufnik, Todd, and Briggs, instrumental music by Casken, Mustonen, and Saint-Saëns, and new Omni Music Publishing titles.
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America 250 - Symphonic Post-Modernists
31st Jul 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of four symphonic post-modernists: Leonard Bernstein, David Del Tredici, Michael Daugherty, and Sebastian Currier.
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New Pop & Rock Digital Sheet Music
27th Jul 2026
Welcome to our monthly round-up of new pop and rock sheet music titles. Browse some of our favourite songs here.
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America 250 - American Operatic & Dramatic Storytellers
24th Jul 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of five operatic and dramatic storytellers: Carlisle Floyd, Marc Blitzstein, Jack Beeson, Dominick Argento, and David T. Little.
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New Sheet Music Titles - 21st July
21st Jul 2026
Two new titles edited by Samantha Ege, a newly found work by Arnold Bax, Black Composers in Art Song, The Hal Leonard Recorder Method Songbook, new Rockschool titles for acoustic guitar, chamber music by Thomas Ades and Gavin Higgins, and orchestral works by Colin Matthews and Henry Purcell.
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New Digital Sheet Music Publications - July
20th Jul 2026
Welcome to our monthly round-up of new digital sheet music titles. Here you will find the latest titles for piano, solo vocal, choral, instrumental, and ensemble playing. Browse some of our favourite selections here.
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America 250 - The Radical Avant-Garde & High Modernists
17th Jul 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of four radical avant-garde and high modernist composers: Elliott Carter, Jacob Druckman, Barbara Kolb, and Tod Machover.
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Composer Spotlight: Michael John Trotta
14th Jul 2026
Born in 1978 in New Jersey, Michael John Trotta is a renowned composer of choral works. Passionate about sharing new music and engaging musicians and audiences, his music features an engaging style which fuses modern sensibilities with tradition to create moments of beauty.
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America 250 - Mid-Century Traditionalists
10th Jul 2026
As we celebrate the past 250 years of American music, we look at some of the most prominent and influential composers in American history. In this article, we explore the work of five mid-century American composers: Aaron Copland, Walter Piston, Irving Fine, Ned Rorem, and Virgil Thomson.
