Folk & Folklore for Men's Choir

Dreistimmiges Volkslied, a cappella für TTB.

Nach einer irischen Volksweise, ein vierstimmiger a cappella-Chorsatz.

Ein vierstimmiger a cappella-Chorsatz nach einem überlieferten Volkslied.

Ein Volklied für vierstimmigen Chor, a cappella.

Scotland's unofficial national anthem. "Highland Cathedral" was produced, arranged, and composed in 1982 and released as a single by Uli Roever and Michael Korb. This original version was performed on...

Des Sommers letzte Rose (The Last Rose of Summer) takes singers and audiences alike on an enchanting journey into traditional Irish folklore. Based on the world-renowned, poignant folk melody, this fo...

Bring the magic of a new day to the stage: With 'Das Morgenlicht', Arrangement Verlag presents a resonant, four-part a cappella setting of the world-famous traditional Irish song 'Morning has broken'...

Bring infectious African vitality and rich harmonies to your choral stage! "Siyahamba," the world-renowned traditional song from South Africa, captivates singers and audiences alike with its uplifting...

Nach einem Lied von den Fidschi-Inseln, mit einem deutschen Text von Helmut Weirich.

Diese Volksweise hat ihren Ursprung in der klassisschen Christmette, findet aber auch in der Volksmusik durchaus Verbreitung.

Take your audience on a melodious journey to the Scottish Highlands with the timeless traditional "Loch Lomond". Published by Arrangement Verlag, this expressive four-part setting for male choir (TTBB...

Bring the genuine energy and lively spirit of an authentic Irish pub straight to the stage! "Whiskey In The Jar" is without a doubt one of the most famous and beloved Irish folk songs of all time. Mad...

Nach einer russischen Volksweise. Besetzung: TTB acap.

Hoist the sails and bring authentic maritime flair to the choral stage! With "What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor", published by Alfred Publishing, you can perform one of the most beloved and thr...

James Erb's classic eight-part (SSAATTBB) arrangement of the American folk song 'Shenandoah' has taken its rightful place in our contemporary choral literature. Now James gives us a wonderful, richly...

James Erb's classic eight-part (SSAATTBB) arrangement of the American folk song 'Shenandoah' has taken its rightful place in our contemporary choral literature. Now James gives us a wonderful, richly...

Sizzling with celebratory rhythmic energy, this African folk song loosely translates: Those that sing have the right to be called the children of God. The only accompanying instruments are hand drum (...

unaM udēB is a Latvian folksong "Bēdu, manu lielu bēdu", but sung in mirror fashion, beginning at the end. The melody is based on the original verse and refrain of the folksong, which has been harmoni...

Latvian folksong arrangement for Tenor solo and male voices from one of Latvia's leading female composers, Laura Jēkabsone. Full of wit, great rhythmic energy. A wonderful addition to the repertoire.

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...

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...

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!

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...