Men's Choir with Orchestra

First performed at the ACDA Central Division Convention in 2005, this energetic choral has quickly become a piece in demand. The Latin text is a popular one for choral groups and this setting is beaut...

Jacob Handl (1550-1591) was called the Bohemian Palestrina of his day. Allen Crowell has edited this stirring anthem for male voices. Randy Stenson selected it for his TTBB series. The text of humilit...

Performed at the ACDA National Convention in Oklahoma City, 2009, this folksong will take you to Ireland through music! The voice parts create a distinctive palette of true Celtic timbre!

Performed at the ACDA National Convention in Oklahoma City, 2009, this folksong will take you to Ireland through music! The voice parts create a distinctive palette of true Celtic timbre!

Selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series, this Japanese Children's Song has been artfully arranged by veteran teacher Victor Searle. A children's song for male voices? Yes, and that is what m...

Selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series, this Japanese Children's Song has been artfully arranged by veteran teacher Victor Searle. A children's song for male voices? Yes, and that is what m...

This arrangement of a traditional Scottish folk song is part of the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series.

This arrangement of a traditional Scottish folk song is part of the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series.

Randy Stenson's male chorus series has earned a great deal of respect over the years. The quality is always superb and the styles vary significantly. Editor and professor Allen Crowell has brought us...

Available: SATB a cappella, TTBB a cappella.

This work for men's voices is a sensitive setting of Robert Louis Stevenson's poem. Available: TTBB a cappella.

A light-hearted choice for men's choir, the extravaganza pokes gentle fun at the male chorus singing tradition. Echoing themes well-known to most men's choirs, this is a singer's song. Moderately easy...

Now available for men's voices only, this elegant setting of the Latin translation of an Edward Esch poem will captivate choir and audience alike. Moderately difficult for an advanced high school choi...

Explore the expressive depth of Renaissance polyphony in this fine new edition from respected choral conductor Robert Sund, arranged especially for the 2005 TMEA Men's All-State Chorus.

Well-written straightforward arrangement of one of the more unusual spirituals, suitable for a holiday concert or worship service. Familiar harmonies make it an easily learned, readily programmed piec...

For TBB and optional SA a cappella This piece features a showy men's trio, backed by the girls. It's a 'tongue-in-cheek' piece on the meaning of being 'a modern man'. Fine selection for festival and c...

The familiar poem by Scottish national poet Robert Burns receives exceptional treatment from noted young composer Eric Barnum. This artistic, deeply expressive setting seamlessly incorporates mixed me...

The composer points to the many colors, articulations, dynamic levels and tempi to be explored in this piece - comparing it to skiing down a mountain. Mature men's choirs will be rewarded from explori...

For the mature male choir, this stunning, chant-like setting consists of three different prayers revealing the full depth of the Kierkegaard text. Although not vocally difficult, the quality of the in...

Ideal for sight-reading practice, concert and contest, this collection includes: The Feast, Hi-O!, The Maiden in the Tower. Performance Time: Approx. 3:20.

This famous masterwork by Russian composer Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov has been arranged for younger choirs by Joyce Eilers. Excellent for developing style, blend and intonation. Available for 3-Part Mix...

May be performed a cappella. Available for TB and VoiceTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 2:45

May be performed a cappella. Available for TTB and VoiceTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 1:45

This beautiful Romantic partsong for male voices is offered in a new Choral Treasury edition featuring both the German text and an English translation by Dr. Leavitt