Uses: Memorial PatrioticThis inscription found on the Statue of Liberty and set to glorious song has been standard repertoire for patriotic gatherings for decades. This classic arrangement will be a wonderfuleducational piece and a heartfelt moment of unity and national pride for your patriotic commemorations. The vintage harmonic vocabulary of this classic choral will make your choir sound rich and powerful.

Turtle Creek Series-This piece has been in the standard solo repertoire since the 1930s when it was composed. Tim Seelig's arrangement allows each section of the chorus to share in the beauty of the melody while still contributing to the choralsections of the piece. “When I Have Sung My Songs to You” is an incredibly beautiful love song which may be interpreted as being sung to an individual or to a group of people – the audience. This makes for amoving finale or encore for any concert.

How Deep Is Your Love was the first in a string of six consecutive #1 hits for the Bee Gees in the late '70s and was featured in the soundtrack of the film Saturday Night Fever. It employs their iconic use of breathy vocals and high falsetto to achieve its disco vibe.The tune was more recently covered by UK band Take That for their greatest hits album.Arranged here for TTBB choir with Piano accompaniment.

A powerful message of hope from Rogers and Hammerstein with instant recognition. This Jon Nicholas arrangement is a must for any music repertoire. A great compliment to the Don Gray setting of “If I Lovwd You ” also from Carousel.

This fun novelty piece can open your holiday program with a cheer. “We love Christmas yes we do. We love Christmas now how about you?” This rollicking original from the creative mind of Eric Lane Barnes author ofLambscapes features familiar cheers done separately and partnered with a holiday twist to the lyrics. Available for youth or adult voices - it makes a great men's ensemble piece. Available separately: SATB TTBB SAB 2-part StudioTrax CD.

With its sumptuous, layered harmonies this beautiful choral arrangement of White Christmas is the ideal piece for choruses seeking an impressive centrepiece for their festive programme. Arranged for TTBB choir with piano accompaniment by Christopher Hussey, you can add some luxurious, jazz inspired splendour to your seasonal repertoire this Christmas! / Choeur TTBB Et Piano

One of the Sunday Morning Series of choral arrangements of familiar hymns Robert Sterling's lush arrangement of “Jesus Paid It All” has been a top seller since its release in 1985. For those of you who might havemissed it or are new to GlorySound releases this outstanding arrangement is one you won't want to overlook. Not only will this piece be a favorite of your choir your accompanist will have an opportunity to really shine.Particularly useful in the spring with its reference to our sins being washed away at Calvary “Jesus Paid It All” has the history to prove it will be appreciated by congregations whenever it's used. Tenderly moving.

Energize your men's chorus and have fun with some Barbershop harmony! Opening with a gradually building doo-wah introduction invite your audience to clap along while the lead sings the melody: Hey little baby o' mine tell me that the sun don't shine I love you and you love me that's the way it oughta be. Available separately: TTBB a cappella VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:15.

From the classic collection of Yale Glee Club songs this spiritual arrangement by Marshall Bartholomew is one of the most popular! In your soul you better get you humble! For TTBB a cappella voices with Baritone solo.

The Wellerman. If you were anywhere near the TikTok app in 2020, you undoubtedly heard this 1800s-era New Zealand sea shanty, possibly sung in a thick, Scottish brogue, perhaps accompanied by a dance. We get it--you want to sing this song, and Roger Emerson has your choir covered!