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.

Adapted and arranged by Ed Lojeski this setting of Just A Closer Walk With Thee is for four-part male voices (TTBB) piano accompaniment and guitar chords with optional parts for string bass and percussion.

Originally on the soundtrack from the motion picture We Were Soldiers and performed at Ronald Reagan's funeral this moving tribute to the members of the Armed Forces is once again relevant. To fallen soldiers let us sing Where no rockets fly or bullets wing Our broken brothers let us bring To the Mansions of the Lord Available for SATB divisi SAB 2-Part and TTBB. Concert Band Accompaniment (Gr.3) Optional String Pak and ShowTrax CD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 1:40

A Native American hymn that is commonly traced to Jean de Brébeuf a Jesuit priest and missionary who worked among the Canadian Huron people. A beautiful arrangement for men's chorus with simple abd skillful construction. Can be performed with piano only or with the addition of flute and string bass for extra depth of sound.

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.

The beckoning text and mysterious flavor of this 12th century plainsong has made this a favorite advent piece for centuries. It is the new harmonies Petker introduces that separate this arrangement from others. Originally a piecefor string orchestra it was first published for men's voices and has remained a favored choice for years.

Par KOKKONEN JOONAS. Langue: Finnish, Swedish, German, Format: 19, 7 x 26, 5/ Répertoire / Choeur d'Hommes