Merry Christmas To You-Music by Mel Torme and Robert Wells. Arranged by Roy Ringwald. Version for TTBB Choir (Men's Voices) and Piano.

Carmen Carmela by Alan Bergman Marilyn Keith and Norman Luboff. Spanish and English text. Available: TTBB.

Blue Moon , written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart in 1934, has had many treatments over the decades. Mel Tormé made a smooth hit version in the 1940s, Elvis Presley put it on his first album in 1956 and The Marcels had a doo-wop hit with it in 1961, but 'An American Werewolf in London' was the first movie to associate this most romantic of songs with lycanthropy. This brand new arrangement by Simon Foxley and Christopher Hussey for TTBB choir makes the evocative standard a welcome addition to the Novello Choral Pops series. / Choeur TTBB Et Piano

Very cool! A rhythmic and refreshing twist on a holiday favorite! “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen” features dynamic syncopation and vocal interplay between parts. The traditional melody is presented in a slightly lessthan traditional way amidst the dramatic vocal ostinatos and countermelodies of the other parts then finishes with fabulous glee club choral sound. This is one incredible showstopper!

TTBB a cappella-This distinctive spiritual arrangement adds to the considerable body of choral work Alice Parker has created during her remarkable career. Imaginative compelling always melodic it is among her finest in this genre. Available:SATB a cappella TTBB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 5:00.

Expressive melodic lines and phrases lend a sense of yearning and melancholy to the unwavering hope and peace found in the text of this folk melody. Aaron McDermid has arranged “Come Sing to Me of Heaven” with broad open chords and tightly-woven suspensions. The slow mournful opening gives way to a faster contrasting middle section as the anticipation and hope of heaven builds. This moving contemplation of death and heaven is also a song ofcomfort – an emotional offering for concert or contest.

This Festival Piece is a grand and stately choral work with music by Vaughan Williams based on the melody of the traditional English Hymnal Sine Nomine. Adapted and arranged for TTBB Choir and Piano accompaniment by Dwight Elrich this attractive setting is perfectly balanced for Male voices and makes for a real choral treat!

Beginning with a dynamic vocal intro followed by a unison and melodic opening phrase this well-known Longfellow poem is painted with a full range of dynamics melodic turns and tempos all supported by a rippling pianoaccompaniment. A stunning men's selection that is sure to satisfy! Available separately: TTBB PianoTrax CD. Duration: ca. 3:56.

Jameson Marvin Choral Series-This delicate and sensitive new arrangement of Stephen Foster's beloved I Dream Of Jeanie is arranged for the Harvard Glee Club by its former director Jameson Marvin. This Americanclassic is worthy of any fine men's choir. With counterpoint for all voices a melody that is passed between voices and a chance to feature a Baritone soloist this is a welcome addition to the male chorus library.

Four poems sharing a common motif of 'Night' provide the texts for my choral cycle Nocturnes the American Choral Directors Association's commissioned work for its 2005 national convention. For Rilke's atmospheric “Sa nuit d'ete ” several melodic themes are supported by dense colorful harmonies in both the choral and piano parts leading to a climactic section where all are combined and stated simultaneously. Neruda's “Soneto de la Noche ” from his Cien Sonetos de Amor speaks of an eternal love that transcends death while reaffirming life. My a cappella setting of this gorgeous poem is predominantly quiet serene and folk-like utilizing direct harmonies accompanying long lyrical vocal lines. Agee's wondrous “Sure on this Shining Night” is set much like a song from the American musical theater a genre for which I have held a life-long esteem. Rilke's poignant “Voici le soir” recalls the opening bell sounds and jazz-tinged chords of the first movement and serves as an epilogue quietly concluding this cycle of night songs as darkness descends.

Composer Richard Burchard toggles the verses of this beautiful piece between monophonic chant and homophonic chorales. The two styles meld together producing a piece that sounds both fresh and timeless. Richard's compositionalstyle is careful and profound. You can't rush through one of his pieces you want to linger and enjoy the richness he creates. Selected for the Bruce Rogers Choral series.

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.

from Company-From the 1970 Broadway musical Company by Stephen Sondheim this is the Act II “summing up” number sung by the character Robert who finally learns that “alone is alone not alive.” Set over achaconne-like ostinato accompaniment the melody builds from an introspective solo line into full-voiced and dramatic choral harmonies. A sophisticated setting for advanced choirs.

Brothers Sing On! Jonathan Palant Choral Series-Here is an arrangement of a classic Stephen Foster melody that takes full advantage of the drama and humor in the lyrics. Your men will love bringing these lyrics to life as Reed has inserted dramatic pauses for the singers to dramatically react. Fun and laughter will be had by all.

This reflective ballad is Robbie Williams' biggest worldwide selling single to date. The inspired lyrics were written in just 25 minutes and are an emotional account of holding on to hope amidst desperation. The heartfelt words are met with a soaring melody in the chorus which is sure to provide a climactic finale to any performance.