Chorpartituren

Das Gebet Vaterunser von Albert de Klerk (1917-1998), ein niederländischer Dirigent, Organist und Komponist, für Männerchor TTBB.

Featured on the 'Maximum Backstreet Boys' album that was released in 2000. Arranged for one tenor and two bass vocals.

Wenn Lagerfeuer hell erglühen

Nach dem Welterfolg von Ernesto de Curtis 'Torna a Surriento'

Hills Of The North, Rejoice, composed by Martin Shaw, is arranged here for unaccompanied TTBB Choir by G. W. Cassler.

Lullay My Liking was written for Soprano solo and a cappella Mixed Chorus by Gustav Holst in 1916. It was the second of four short Christmas carols that were published as his opus 34. It waslatertrans...

James Cartwright Macy (c. 1845-1918) was an American songwriter and composer. Born in New York City, he spent most of his life living and working in Cleveland. He wrote dozens of popular songs and pie...

Comrades In Arms has been a staple of the Male Voice Choir repertoire for almost 150 years. The lyrics are from an earlier poem by George Linley (1798-1865), set to music by the FrenchcomposerAdolphe...

A Roman War Song is a chorus from the opera Rienzi by Richard Wagner. It has been arranged here for TTBB Male Voice Chorus with Piano accompaniment by Percy E. Fletcher, withthelyrics translated into...

The text of The Long Day Closes is a contemplation of death and was sung frequently at funerals in the late 1800's, particularly the funerals of members of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. This setting...

My Luve Is Like A Red, Red Rose is a poem by Robert Burns from 1794, based on traditional Scots sources. It has been set here for TTBB male voice chorus, with a Piano reduction provided forrehearsalpu...

Cradle Song was first written in 1868, and published in German as Wiegenlied (Op. 49, No. 4). It has since become commonly known as Brahms' Lullaby. The lyrics have been translatedintoEnglish by Flor...

Mozart's Twelfth Mass (K. Anh. 232) was a bestseller in the 1800s in both Britain and the United States, and undoubtedly helped in the popularisation of Mozart's works among the general public. Howeve...