Choral Sheet Music

Männerchor (TTB) a cappella

Männerchor (TTBB), a cappella

Tonerne by Carl Leopold Sjöberg arranged for Male Choir TTBB by Josef Jonsson (1951). Text in Danish by Mogens Dam.

This spirited folk song from Southern Appalachia describes a young man's attempt at courting a young lady. Cleverly and skillfully arranged with bits of humor infused throughout. A great selection for...

A fantastic South African arrangement from Michael Barrett! Modimo is a song of praise and celebration. Improvised percussion and a traditional Sesotho melody make for a grounded and deep sound your s...

This work song portrays the conditions in which African Americans found themselves living and working during the post Civil War reconstruction. Written in a call-and-response style with rhythms that i...

Akekho Ofana No Jesu is an African tradition song sung by congregations across the African continent. Extremely dynamic with solos and improvised percussion. The middle section repeats material that h...

An interesting take on a section of text from the Carmina Burana. This setting uses modal harmonies, a haunting melodic line, and transfixing percussion to express the mysterious nature of the text. M...

Bonnie Hielan Laddie is a traditional sea shanty originating in Scotland. The text is a message from a veteran seafarer to a young new recruit. Singable and fun in the style of the beloved Parker and...

Swilo Yini is a traditional Tsonga song from South Africa that is linked to the sinking of a steamship which carried black South African troops to fight against the Germans during World War I. The sto...

This lesser-known spiritual has been masterfully and simply set by Anthony Trecek-King. Singers are encouraged to use improvisation, inflections, and note bending to create the most authentic sound. A...

Halala/Walilizela combines two songs, one in Zulu and one in Xhosa, traditionally sung at celebratory events like weddings and ceremonies. The sentiment of the songs invites everyone to come together...

Hheshe is an indigenous greeting song by the Zulu people from South Africa. It celebrates and embraces life and the blessing of seeing one another everyday. Tremendously fun and festive!

Six humorous anonymous limericks are set here for unaccompanied TTBB choir by composer David Gerig. Choirs are invited to add movement and characterizations in performance to express the limericks.

A spiritual about life after death and seeing loved ones on the other side. An energetic arrangement for TTBB choirs with ever-present joy.

This isiZulu song is a reimagining of the popular traditional Tshwane church song Ke na le modisa, meaning "God of Strength." A slow and symbolic opening followed by an uptempo section with the additi...

The Latvian folk song, Pūt vējiņi, is like a second anthem for all Latvians that speaks of pride and self-sufficiency through the most turbulant times. This creative setting by Laura Jēkabsone offers...

From Cotton Club Parade of 1933, the sultry, bluesy style makes this an outstanding choice. Available: SSA, ShowTrax Cassette. Performance Time: Approx. 4:25.