Männerchor mit Klavier

Though also available for mixed voices (HMC2321), here Dan Forrest sets this anonymous text for male voices TTBB with piano. Optional violin, horn, timpani, and percussion (HMC2357a) are also possibil...

Though also available for mixed voices (HMC2321), here Dan Forrest sets this anonymous text for male voices TTBB with piano. Optional violin, horn, timpani, and percussion (HMC2357a) are also possibil...

Those on both sides of the civil war commonly knew the American folk hymn Protection. Originally arranged for mixed voices (HMC2217), here, Dan Forrest sets the work for male chorus with piano or opti...

Those on both sides of the civil war commonly knew the American folk hymn Protection. Originally arranged for mixed voices (HMC2217), here, Dan Forrest sets the work for male chorus with piano or opti...

This setting of the John Donne poem for male chorus and piano, The Triple Fool, has a slightly 'bluesy' feel. Also included is a line-by-line study of the poem by composer Dr. Troy Robertson. It is an...

Shaw's gospel-style setting holds opportunities for improvisation from multiple soloists. This is an excellent choice for a pops concert or graduation.

Sung in Latin, this exciting praise song is appropriate for advanced high school through to adult male choirs. The infectious main theme and playfully shifting meter make this festive dance fun to sin...

This Festival Piece is a grand and stately choral work, with music by Vaughan Williams, based on the melody of the traditional English Hymnal Sine Nomine. Adapted and arranged for TTBB Choir and Piano...

Over the years, many graduation ceremonies have been enhanced by performances of this lyric choral. Besig's arrangement has an optional baritone solo and an accompaniment track is included on the Pian...

For changed and unchanged TB voices, Gloria Alleluia is the perfect concert opener or festival piece for middle school or junior high male choruses. Lots of unison and accessible harmonies combine wit...

Uses: General, All Saints Day, Concert Scripture: Revelation 21:2; Ezra 1:1-4 Beginning with the languid strains of a stunning low voice solo, and incorporating the traditional spiritual, 'CityCalled...

Uses: General, All Saints Day, Concert Scripture: Revelation 21:2; Ezra 1:1-4 Beginning with the languid strains of a stunning low voice solo, and incorporating the traditional spiritual, 'CityCalled...

Version for TTBB Choir (Men's Voices) and Piano.

Arranged for TTBB Choir and Piano by Hawley Ades.

From the Musical 'Sweet Charity'. Arranged for TTBB Choir and Piano Duet by Richard Barnes.

An all-star writing team created this beautiful gospel-style song based on a secular text spun from the river-is-life metaphor. River in Judea is suitable for virtually any performance. Perfect for gr...

Rene Clausen's stirring and inspiring choral work.

This powerful, original ballad by Greg Gilpin is stunning in lyric and song. A simple unison beginning builds to an ending with full choral presence and moving descant. 'A sound of hope, a sound of pe...

Paul Simon's fabulous '70s hit comes to choral life keeping true to its original sound. Optional tenor and soprano solos with backing chorus and gospel-style harmonies, all to a great shuffle-beat, wi...

This is an excellent selection for your TB choir. The men's parts weave like ocean waves, meeting in harmony and then dividing again. Set to a masculine, yet poetic, text comparing the ocean to a rest...

This is an excellent selection for your TB choir. The men's parts weave like ocean waves, meeting in harmony and then dividing again. Set to a masculine, yet poetic, text comparing the ocean to a rest...

Two popular Jewish folk songs are joined in this creative medley. The poignant text speaks of dwelling together in unity and harmony. A cello part is provided for the TTB voicing while a violin part h...

Two popular Jewish folk songs are joined in this creative medley. The poignant text speaks of dwelling together in unity and harmony. A cello part is provided for the TTB voicing while a violin part h...

Translated out of many, one, this Latin phrase found on the Seal of the United States celebrates the diversity that is so much a part of the American journey. A contrasting lyric middle section provid...