A Negro Working Song Freely Arranged for Chorus of Male Voices by Arnold Williams.

Arranger Stacey Gibbs clearly understands the variety of tone colors the voice can create and shows them off wonderfully in this spirited arrangement.

This offering from Randy Stenson's Male Chorus was premiered at the 2008 ACDA Northwest Division convention. Beginning with a rollicking and rhythmic opener the middle section transforms to tasty punctuations of sound. Returningto the opening theme it drives to a thrilling completion.

Spread a little Christmas cheer with this doo-wop-style a cappella arrangement of the classic '50s pop song. Works great in all the voicings. / Voix Basses

Written for six voices. Commissioned by The King's Singers. Text from a book by Reyner Banham.

2014 marks the 200th anniversary of the writing of Francis Scott Key's piece that became our National Anthem. Tim Sharp Executive Director of ACDA saw an opportunity for choirs all across America to stand together in harmony and celebration. His arrangement is based on the improvisation performed by Rachmaninoff an American citizen and can be sung a cappella or accompanied (see NMK1001/HL00125145) from National Music Publishers.

Composed for the 2016 Florida All-State Men's Choir this expressive and lyrical original work gently flows forward supported by rich piano textures. With careful attention to part-writing range and tessitura this very singable work is ideal for developing sensitivity in your men's chorus and festival concerts.