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This is an interesting treatment of Psalm 150. Each of three sections starts very quietly and builds, the middle section is done in counterpoint with the lines of the psalm over and against a constant...

Bruce Trinkley's setting of Shakespeare (TBB) is also available in SAB (HMC1657)Requires skilled singers and a proficient accompanist as the piano part is quite challenging

From the musical Sweeney Todd by Stephen Sondheim, arranged by Robert Page for men's chorus (TTBB) with piano accompaniment

Soaring arrangement of a Brazilian devotional workAlso available in SATB (HMC1311)

A time honored text to a new tune by Michael Cox, this is a welcome adaptation for male choruses.

Originally for mixed voices (HMC1337), this setting for male voices is a real winner for large festival choruses, accompanied by piano in a style we so fondly associate with David Schwoebel.

Looking for a powerful sacred work for mature male choruses? Try this TTBB voicing of the popular piece originally scored for mixed voices.

A wonderful arrangement for TBB that is well within the capabilities of most high school and college groups

A fairly easy arrangement of this nostalgic favorite for male voices

A sacred concert piece for high school or college men's groups, with brass quintet (parts available separately)

Classic Gilbert & Sullivan for TTBB

Gabriel Faure's beautiful, ever popular piece arranged for male voices with English translation by K. Lee Scott is an ideal concert selection for a high school or college group. TTBB with piano and op...

A chance to showcase the men, this would be suitable for missionary Sunday

Männer-Chor

Perhaps one of the most recognized messages in all of sacred song, this testament to unbounded mercy and grace. A true Shawnee Classic from a legendary arranger, this simple arrangement of the classic...

This amazing arrangement of America, the Beautiful is an absolute must for any patriotic program. Marvin Gaspard's choral realization is lush and majestic. Your audience will be moved to tears and to...