Help Me Rhonda (TTBB)-The Beach Boys at their best! This authentic doo-wop arrangement of their 1965 number 1 hit ‘sounds hard and sings easy’! Male groups (and everyone else) will love it! For TTBB choir. ShowTrax CD also available separately. Performance Time: Approx. 2:10

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 series of the finest songs for close harmony TTBB singing taken from the bestselling Novello Barbershop Songbook. Renowned vocal arranger 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.

The Novello Barbershop series offers unaccompanied arrangements of a variety of well-loved songs from the 1940s to the 1970s.Arranger Nicholas Hare has endeavoured to share the interest among all the voice parts but each singer should be aware at all times of who has the melody so that it is allowed to stand out. A discreet use of soloists is often appropriate.Blend and balance of the harmony is another vital element in successful performance of this music and vibrato should be kept in check so that the chords are clean and perfectly in tune. The various vocalisations (ah ooh mm etc.) may be considered as suggestions only and variedaccording to the performance conditions.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.

The Novello Barbershop series offers unaccompanied arrangements of a variety of well-loved songs from the 1940s to the 1970s.Arranger Nicholas Hare has endeavoured to share the interest among all the voice parts but each singer should be aware at all times of who has the melody so that it is allowed to stand out. A discreet use of soloists is often appropriate.Blend and balance of the harmony is another vital element in successful performance of this music and vibrato should be kept in check so that the chords are clean and perfectly in tune. The various vocalisations (ah ooh mm etc.) may be considered as suggestions only and variedaccording to the performance conditions.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.Sing this Latin-American number with a strong sense of rhythm even in the smoother sections.

A light-hearted choice for men's choir the extravaganza pokes gentle fun at the male chorus singing tradition. Echoing themes well-known to most men's choirs this is a singer's song. Moderately easy.

The Novello Barbershop series offers unaccompanied arrangements of a variety of well-loved songs from the 1940s to the 1970s.Arranger Nicholas Hare has endeavoured to share the interest among all the voice parts but each singer should be aware at all times of who has the melody so that it is allowed to stand out. A discreet use of soloists is often appropriate.Blend and balance of the harmony is another vital element in successful performance of this music and vibrato should be kept in check so that the chords are clean and perfectly in tune. The various vocalisations (ah ooh mm etc.) may be considered as suggestions only and variedaccording to the performance conditions.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.

Drill Ye Tarriers Drill. This American folk song from the time of the building of the railroads is both familiar, brawny and humorous. The arrangement is enjoyable and the story comical, making it a great concert selection. Easy to medium in difficulty.

Selected for the Jo-Michael Scheibe Male Chorus Series could a lumberjack story be any more appropriate for the men's choir? Premiered at an ACDA conference to great applause the writing of this Michigan folk song is strong and rewarding with some Barbershop strains to boot. Great for all TTBB choirs. Easy to medium in difficulty.

Uses: Missions Revival GeneralScripture: I Chronicles 16:23-24; Joshua 4:23-24; Acts 1:8; I Thessalonians 1:8This rollicking original is a brilliant call to sing the good news to every land. A truechoral admonition in a revival style the infectious refrain will be easy to learn but hard to forget. Supported by a gospel piano part this stirring anthem will ignite the fires of evangelism in your congregation.

Good news for male choruses this setting by Stacey Gibbs never expands to divisi voices as he so often does. OK there are a few chords near the end but that's it. That means this joyful Spiritual can work with about any size choir in church or in concert. Great for high school college and community choirs. Easy.