Available Sheet Music

Thank you for shopping our sheet music collection! Single arrangement PDFs are available for $15/each. A PDF is available of the entire set for $75, and if you would like to order a printed version of the set, it’s available for $99.

How it works!

Please purchase one set of music at a time. We’re sorry about any inconvenience this causes, but at the time we’re not set up for multiple orders. And, of course, if you’re thinking of ordering 5 anyhow – take advantage of our multiple order, and get the whole set for $75 ($99 printed and mailed)!

How this music came to be

After seeing the good works and friendship of the women’s clubs that she performed for, violinist Jennifer Silk was inspired to start a club for women like herself!

In October of 2004, the Women’s Professional Musicians Club was formed. Its mission was to help support women musicians in all of life’s trials and celebrations, meet new people, improve one’s professional skills and fulfill the heart’s desire of spreading the joy of music to the world.

These music arrangements were first created as pieces to be played (and taken home) by attendees of the monthly meetings of the club. They were designed to be played by any 3-part (or larger) mixed ensemble of concertpitched instruments, although transposing instrumentalists were free to take a crack at transposing them for their particular instruments.

As such, the goal of these arrangements (with a few exceptions) is to present the basic melodies without elaborate introduction or extended variations. Performers can extend each piece’s length by repeating the arrangement ad lib as they desire. They are well-suited for occasions both formal and casual: parties, receptions, musical soirees, etc.

They have been collected here and reflect a variety of genres: classical, popular, patriotic, holidays, etc. They are most effectively played by a String Trio (violin I, violin II or viola, ‘cello), and some have bowings reflecting this usage. However, Part 1 may also be played by flute. Chords symbols are supplied for accompaniment by guitar or keyboard. Bassists can also join in by playing a hybrid of the piano part and chords ad lib.

These arrangements have all been “field-tested” by having been performed live and with input from other musicians. We hope you will find them a useful and enjoyable addition to your repertoire.