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.

A shimmering a cappella refrain provides an especially memorable highlight at the end of Mark Hayes', otherwise accompanied, choral arrangement. Originally penned by the 'Father of American Music,' this beloved song has long been associated with the grand pageantry of the Kentucky Derby. / Choeur TTBB

Turtle Creek Series-The Turtle Creek Chorale one of the world's finest men's choruses is turning 25. In celebration Shawnee Press has published eleven new pieces performed by this amazing group in one outstanding choral collection for TTBBvoices. Included in the book are superb settings of everything from a lush Psalm to a rousing Harriet Tubman and composed or arranged by well-known names such as David Friedman Joseph Martin Mark Hayes Rosephayne Powell PamelaMartin Timothy Seelig and many others.

with We Shall Overcome-Beginning with the key anthem from the civil rights movement We Shall Overcome Mark Hayes leads the singer into Bill Withers song Lean On Me creating a powerfully moving ballad of inspiration hope and courage. The orchestrationadds even more spirit. Available separately: SATB SAB TTBB SSA Orchestration Score and Parts StudioTrax CD. Duration: ca. 3:55.

This sheet music is a ‘Fred Waring Arrangement’ originally published by Waring’s own music publishing house and it is very much a period item though one of rollicking energy and good humour. The traditional spiritual Dem Bones has been arranged for male Voices TTBB with Piano String Bass and Percussion. There are Percussion cues for the sounds of the various ‘bones’ to be played by the singers as well as a pronunciation guide for dialect renderings of the lyrics.Fred Waring was a bandleader Choral director and choir trainer in the US for much of the 20th century. His Vocal groups The Fred Waring Singers with his band The Pennsylvanians were wildly popular sellingmillions of records of songs like Battle Hymn of the Republic Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and White Christmas.

Nicholas Hare. The new-style Barbershop and close harmony songbook featuring twelve all-time great songs newly arranged in modern style for TTBB groups and choirs. Renowned vocal arranger Nicholas Hare has added helpful performance notes. From classics to pop hits these favourite songs include ‘Angel Eyes’ ‘The Girl From Ipanema’ ‘Swing Low Sweet Chariot’ and ‘Whispering Grass’.

This delightful gospel original is guaranteed to please. Springing straight from scripture each verse of this spiritual tells of an important season in the life of Jesus. With energizing vocals and a splendid piano part this is a must-do for choirs seeking stylistic variety in their musical selections. Instrumental parts (gtr b dm) available as a Printed Edition and as a digital download.

Stand back for this fantastic new arrangement from the current hit musical revival on Broadway Hello Dolly! Beginning with an expressive solo the choral begins to come alive in tempo and energy until the final chord. Available in voicings to suit just about every performing ensemble with optional instrumentation you'll feel like you're on Broadway with every performance!

A series of the finest songs for close harmony TTBB singing taken from the bestselling Novello Barbershop Songbook. Renowned vocal arranged Nicholas Hare has added helpful performance notes to each of the songs which are given delightful fresh and modern-sounding treatments.Arranged specifically for male-voice groups (from as few as four voices in some numbers to a full choir) the songs are notated on two staves for easy piano rehearsal.

A choice concert piece for the moderately advanced choirWords adapted from Psalm 104:33-34 108:1b and 103:1-5