SKU: XC.TTBB2102

UPC: 812598038392. 6.75 x 10.5 inches.

This new arrangement of the traditional Irish melody will thrill singers and delight audiences. With meter changes and some optional divisi, this arrangement will be what audiences leave talking about. Masterful arranging by Jamey Ray!

SKU: CA.2729600

ISBN 9790007128920. Language: English.

SKU: HL.14000823

Village Gossip is the first movement of Czech composer Antonin Dvorak's cycle 'Five Choruses For Male Voice'.

The cycle of five choruses is set toLithuanian folk texts translated by Frantisek Ladislav Celakovsky and is written for unaccompanied male choir (TTBB Voices). The title page of the autograph score bears the note: Composed on the journey from Prague to Vienna,12thof December 1878.

The individual parts of the cycle present a vibrant palette of moods, from the balladic 'Dwellers by the Sea' to the final, light-hearted 'The Sparrow's Feast'. The songs' melodies echothe spirit of folk songs, and the composer used simple but colourful harmonies and chose a strophic form.

SKU: HL.258102

UPC: 888680725198. 6.75x10.5 inches. Stephen Schwartz/adapt. Tim Sarsany.

Stephen Schwartz--Wicked, Pippin, Godspell--is the master of melody. The kind of melody that can pull at your heart or lift you up. Here, in this single movement from Tyler's Suite, with the goal of “creating a lasting culture of kindness through the power of music” he does not disappoint. This work shines a light of hope for a safer, kinder world and inspires listeners and singers toward this goal.

SKU: CF.CM9488

ISBN 9781491145920. UPC: 680160903429. 6.875 x 10.5 inches. Key: G major. English translation by Sir Hugh S. Robertson (1874-1952).

This delightful reel, traditionally sung and played at Scottish weddings, is toe-tappin' fun! From the opening unison statement until the final chord, men's ensembles can explore drama and healthy singing.

SKU: CA.738620

ISBN 9790007166298. Text language: Latin.

The composition of Verba Ecclesiastes begun in 2002 as a result of a comission from my friend Gary Graden. For many years I've found those words from the Old Testament very fascinating - as everyone knows, I'm not alone. Vanity of vanities! All is vanity! Writers, painters and filmmakers have for centuries been dealing with the subject and I found it high time to set the famous words to music. The suite, for soloists, choir and violoncello, consists of six movements, each one enlighting a different view of life and afterlife, and also, as Matthew Arnold puts it of human misery. Yet the suite is full of hope and humanity, specially recognizable in the two central parts, Dulce lumen and Omnia tempus habent. The music was completed in 2009. (Michael Waldenby).