Classical Music

Farnell's lovely piece employs the text from a Henry van Dyke poem which describes a selfless love that seeks to give all that her heart desires and speaks to a beautiful, selfless love. Sure to pull...

Courtney has crafted a winning "mash-up" with Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O Come All Ye Faithful, and Angels We Have Heard on High.

Farnell has adapted "Welcome, welcome mighty king" from Handel's oratorio Saul, creating an accessible two-part treble/optional unison arrangement that is perfect for young treble singers.

Prepare to embark on a swashbuckling musical journey with Jolly Roger: A Pirate Anthem, a spirited composition tailor-made for the developing male voice. An engaging text and energetic melody help the...

This arrangement of Love That Will Not Let Me Go was conceived as an opportunity for tenor–bass singers to explore lyrical phrasing and expressive lines within a comfortable vocal range. Set in a trad...

In Flanders Fields by Dan Davison is a powerful tenor–bass setting of the iconic World War I poem. A beautifully haunting piano accompaniment supports long, sustained vocal lines that encourage tone d...

Rainbow by Ayrian Norman celebrates the hope that shines after the storm. A vibrant, flowing piano part drives the energy forward beneath a distinctive melody that moves through contrasting moods: ref...

Bill Grogan's Goat is a delightful arrangement of an Appalachian folk song that captures the humor and charm of traditional storytelling. Designed for beginner-level choirs, this piece allows each par...

Read On, with music by Meredith Tompkins and lyrics by Brooke Manolis, is a beautifully crafted choral piece that invites singers into a world of curiosity and reflection. The intricate, engaging acco...

Dawa ya moto ni moto is a Swahili proverb that means "Medicine for fire is fire." English speakers are probably familiar with the phrase "Fight fire with fire." This piece expresses the most positive...

Cedar Hill, originally a solo by Mark Patterson, has been reimagined for tenor–bass choir with a beautiful, heartfelt melody and accessible harmonies suited for developing voices. The choral writing s...

Hunt's vibrant, rhythmic setting of Personent Hodie expresses the tune in compound meter, resulting in a joyful energy for the singers. The optional hand drum and finger cymbals compliment the melody...

The Haunting for TBB voices and piano is a spellbinding choral work that blends ethereal harmonies with hauntingly poetic text. Exploring themes of lingering spirits and echoes of the past, the piece...

A Transylvanian Wedding is an exhilarating new arrangement for TBB choir that brings the energy and tradition of a Transylvanian celebration to life. Featuring a riveting violin duet and the option to...

I'll Be in Your Heart, written by Wright for Tenor-Bass Choir, is a deeply emotional and moving piece dedicated to choir director Jennie Crawford. With heartfelt lyrics penned by Jennie's son, Hagen—o...

Jimmy Baas’s TBB arrangement, based on Emily Pauline Johnson’s poem Rainfall, captures the renewing power and joyful spirit of rain through driving 12/8 rhythms, evolving textures, and vivid musical i...

Paix et Amour ("Peace and Love") is a light, expressive, and uplifting piece for TTB voices. With its bright melodic lines and sincere text—offering peace, love, and joy to friends—the music feels bot...

Coty Raven Morris' inspiring Who I Want to Be, arranged by Saleel Menon, is ideal for tenor-bass choirs of all abilities. Certain to be empowered by the rich messages found within and with solo or sma...

I Will Answer is an uplifting TBB piece that calls singers to purpose and renewal. Centered on the idea of "awakening with the sun," it encourages finding strength in challenging moments and taking sm...

This work was commissioned by the BBC Singers in celebration of the sixtieth birthday of Stephen Cleobury. The lyrics are from a Sardinian folk tale.

Much To Be Done is an arrangement of the final chorus from Bell’s 2019 opera Stonewall.

Breitkopf Urtext nach der Brahms-Gesamtausgabe der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien Klavierauszug vom Komponisten

Bring vibrant joy and convivial choral tradition to the stage with Franz Schubert's captivating "Trinklied aus dem 16. Jahrhundert" op. post. 155 (D 847). This spirited work for male choir perfectly c...

Text: Friedrich von Matthisson