TTBB-TTBB. Perform this Gilbert and Sullivan favorite with your men's group and bring down the house! Available for: TTBB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:00.

Angels is Robbie Williams??? most famous song even voted the ???best song in the past 25 years of British music??? by the British public at the 2005 BRIT Awards. This timeless pop ballad is recognised loved and reinterpreted all over the world even having cover versions in Spanish and Italian. Robbie has performed Angels with artists like Joss Stone and most recently Olly Murs. Despite Williams??? uncountable hits since Angels??? release in 1997 the song is still used to conclude most of his shows proving its continuing relevance.David Lawrence???s arrangement for Tenor I Tenor II Baritone and Bass Voices with Piano accompaniment and Guitar chords makes use of the multiple voices creating new depths and layers as they depart. This version stays extremely close to the original making it a guaranteed audience favourite.Choral arrangements by David Lawrence are available as follows:SATB: Catalogue No. IMP9612ASAB: Catalogue No. IMP9613A2-Part: Catalogue No. IMP9615ASSA: Catalogue No. IMP9614A

From the pop group Train's album A Girl A Bottle A Boat comes this 50's throwback for today's generation to enjoy. Set either accompanied or a cappella Jake Narverud has captured the novel sound of the original recording with this mixed voiced setting. Pure fun and great musical learning!

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 meter close harmonies and unusual key modulations. Of moderate difficulty it makes an excellent festival selection. Duration: ca. 5:15. Performed by the Men's Consort Houston - Timothy Campbell conductor.

Vaughan Williams\' setting of the English folksong is for men\'s voices written in Tonic Sol-Fa notation.

Uses: General Scripture: Genesis 1 Psalm 107:25 Now available for men's ensembles! One of the most successful anthems from the writing team of Williams and Martin this monumental composition is a glorious affirmation of the Living God. Music of scope combines with a message of power in this sacred tone poem which takes its inspiration from the book of Job. Dynamic writing makes this piece a transforming experience for your choir.

The SATB setting of Non Nobis Domine has become one of Rosephanye Powell's most celebrated works. The driving energy and ostinato rhythms are classic elements from Rosephanye's pen. Her husband William has adeptly revoiced this acappella setting for TTBB choirs. Also available for SSAA.

William Blake était un génie polyvalent universelle - poète, peintre, graveur et philosophe du cuivre - qui, dans le visage du siècle des Lumières a un fondement rationnel mis le culte de l'extase, de l'énergie, l'intuition et l'imagination au-dessus de toute raison. Il a été inspiré par une vision du prophète Ezéchiel comme un enfant et se mit à construire un cosmos créatifs constitués de mythes, les forces opposées et désinhibée de peinture psychique. Incompris par ses contemporains, il n'a commencé à être redécouvert au début du XXe siècle, par exemple par WB Yeats, et la suite Ainsi, durant les années 1960 par des personnalités diverses, y compris les 'poètes battre' associés avec Allen Ginsberg, des cinéastes et de nombreux poètes modernes / Choeur D'Hommes Et Orgue / 124 pages / niveau : Avancé / Partition

Jerome Kern's The Way You Look Tonight arranged by William Stickles for TTBB choir.

William Dawson's arrangement of Soon Ah Will Be Done for Male Voice Choir (TTBB).

There Is Nothing Like A Dame from the 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical South Pacific. Arranged for TTBB (Men's Voices) and Piano accompaniment by William Stickles.

Straight out of the hip and swinging 1960s, here's a sparkling setting of the favorite holiday tune for choirs in four parts! First featured on The Andy Williams Christmas Album, and recorded by a myriad of artists since then, it's a real show-stopper! / Choeur TTBB