Female Voice scores

The catalog lists 10707 authorized Female Voice editions, including solo, chamber, and orchestral scores with publisher numbers and part lists.

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Deep in my soul, op. 53 no. 2 — Edward Elgar
Deep in my soul, op. 53 no. 2
Edward Elgar
Love Divine, all loves excelling — Albert C. Tysoe
Love Divine, all loves excelling
Albert C. Tysoe
Te Deum laudamus — Kenneth Leighton
Te Deum laudamus
Kenneth Leighton
Valet will ich dir geben — Naji Hakim
Valet will ich dir geben
Naji Hakim
Mozart de retour à Lyon — Roger Miller
Mozart de retour à Lyon
Roger Miller
To rinaki — Georges Escoffier
To rinaki
Georges Escoffier
Ver redit optatum — Svend Simon Schultz
Ver redit optatum
Svend Simon Schultz
Ecce concipies — Jacob Handl Gallus
Ecce concipies
Jacob Handl Gallus
The Sick Rose — Julian Marshall
The Sick Rose
Julian Marshall
De Staat — Louis Andriessen
De Staat
Louis Andriessen
Look at the Stars (from 'The Little Prince') — Rachel Portman
Look at the Stars (from 'The Little Prince')
Rachel Portman
Hommage à la terre — Isabelle Aboulker
Hommage à la terre
Isabelle Aboulker
Song of the Angels — Alexander L’Estrange
Song of the Angels
Alexander L’Estrange
Nocturne — Richard H. Walthew
Nocturne
Richard H. Walthew
Ave, dulcissima Maria (from 'Regina Coeli') — Julian Wachner
Ave, dulcissima Maria (from 'Regina Coeli')
Julian Wachner
Der Tag, der ist so freudenreich — Johannes Eccard
Der Tag, der ist so freudenreich
Johannes Eccard
Quodlibet — Niccolò Castiglioni
Quodlibet
Niccolò Castiglioni
Hebrew Ballads — Ulrich Leyendecker
Hebrew Ballads
Ulrich Leyendecker
A Christmas Alleluia — Brian Inglis
A Christmas Alleluia
Brian Inglis
Cantata para América Mágica, op. 27 — Alberto Ginastera
Cantata para América Mágica, op. 27
Alberto Ginastera
Here is my Country — John Woolrich
Here is my Country
John Woolrich
Dance to your Daddy — David Stone
Dance to your Daddy
David Stone
Fourteen Arias (from op. 2) — Barbara Strozzi
Fourteen Arias (from op. 2)
Barbara Strozzi
O death, where is thy sting? — Herbert Brewer
O death, where is thy sting?
Herbert Brewer