Based on the American folk hymn Promised Land this setting has a joyful sturdiness about it that will bring spirit and celebration to your sacred concerts. With minor to major harmonic shifts call and response vocal lines bluesy accompaniment and an uplifting modulation on the final refrain this will be a popular choice for school community and church choirs! Available separately: SATB TTBB. Duration: ca. 3:05.

This is an interesting treatment of Psalm 150. Each of three sections starts very quietly and builds the middle section is done in counterpoint with the lines of the psalm over and against a constant rhythmic 'praise Him praise Him praise Him'. It is a stirring anthem for any season! Also available in TTBB (HMC1257)|||||| HL08763537|Lively original work by Mark Hayes this would be a great stand by for any choir.|||||| HL08763538|Great for a moderately advanced children's choir_x000D_In choosing William Wordsworth Robert Herrick and Robert Browning Jean Coulthard has provided a wonderful opportunity for great artistic expression. While the piano accompaniment does work it is much more effective if performed with string orchestra'.-Jean Ashworth Bartle.

Ce a cappella caractéristiques spirituelles solides harmonies vocales à faire vos choeurs paraître de leur mieux. Ecoute des touches de 'All Night, All Day.' Construit à un changement de claquements de mains la clé d'une ligne de basse indépendante, puis un autre encore avec un déchant soprano. / Choeur D'Hommes Ttbb A Cappella

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Commissioned by Chorus America for the Boston Children's Chorus in memory of the first anniversary of the Boston Bombing. Berry's text describes the uncertainty of the human condition that can be felt in our violent contemporary times and the fear of the world that our children will inherit. In the years since the composition was first written during which an untold number of violent acts have gripped our headlines The Peace of Wild Things has become a memorial against all violence in our society.

In 1802 Beethoven wrote a cycle of six lieder on the poetry of Christian Gellert. The fourth of these Die Ehre Gottes Aus Der Natur became popular as Choral work in a hymn-like setting arranged for various voicings. The English words were provided by Rev J Troutbeck and their rhythm respects the original German. Creation’s Hymn gained a great following in its time and is still a frequent feature on Choral programs.

Translated out of many one this Latin phrase found on the Seal of the United States celebrates the diversity that is so much a part of the American journey. A contrasting lyric middle section provides your choir with the opportunity for more expressive singing. Along with word painting and a rhythmic piano accompaniment this song will create the ideal patriotic moment in your concerts!

What a stunning arrangement for the holidays! Happy holiday bells! Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians first performed this showstopper. Now you can sing and enjoy hearing this new arrangement for SATB voices and four-hand piano accompaniment including optional handbells and orchestra performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir! It will light up your holiday concert and certainly bring the house to its feet!

#3 from The Greatest of These Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Number 3 from The Greatest of These (No. 1 Unseen and No. 2 Echoes) this movement is written on the virtue of love. Set in a repetitive trance-like exploration of personal experiences. The treatment of these motives creates an energized tone constantly and unexpectedly bubbling over the top of its secret confines as joy that cannot be contained.

This choral for male voices has all the right elements. Using a beautiful poem by Rainer Maria Rilke Richard Burchard has weaved his signature musical lines into a deeply touching song. The commission by conductor and Pavane series editor John Byun for the 2018 Tennessee MEA High School All-State completes the circle of creativity. Excellent for concerts for any season.

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

Ce travail festif est un hymne à l'expérience commune de tous les êtres humains, le potentiel de chacun de nous et la nécessité de confirmer, de soutenir et de favoriser les uns des autres. / Choeur D'Hommes (TTBB)

from Beverly Hills Cop-Rocketing to popularity with the film Beverly Hills Cop and more recently with the internet sensation Crazy Frog this song retains incredible popularity with all ages. This a cappella setting will be tons of fun to perform with mixed or men's voicings. Available separately: SATB a cappella TTBB a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:00.

Adapting the text from the James Whitcomb Riley poem “A Song of Singing ” here is a song for men that celebrates the joy and exuberance of singing. With a fast and jazzy feel the men sing some words but mainly theysing worldless sounds to capture the energy of the text.

Words from Numbers 6:24This useful duo of benedictions is perfect for those occasions when you want to showcase your male voices. It includes a traditional favorite the celebrated “The Lord Bless You and KeepYou” by Peter Lutkin. Arranged here for the first time for men's voices this familiar response is followed by a new original composition “Benediction ” that is more contemporary in nature. Both pieces containlush harmonies and a rich glee club sound that bring out the best in a men's choir. Put a beautiful ending on your worship service with “Two Benedictions for Men.”

Selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series this traditional Scottish Folksong is a tender love song. Perfect for the high school and college men's chorus there is something that pulls at the heart strings when those malevoices sing a Scottish strain. Randall Johnson continues to impress us with his well-crafted writing.