Partitions pour chœur d'hommes

“We All Have a Right” is a cry out for the right to be who you are. Written for young male singers to suit their changing voices, with energetic rhythms and a fun, percussive a cappella se...

Another gem from Stephen Hatfield celebrating the tradition and ancestry of Newfoundland.

From his dramatic cantata for sizeable male chorus, Revelation of Saint John, Dominick Argento made this edition for male chorus and piano that brings it into the arena for more male choruses, focusin...

Commissioned for the 2010 Southern Division ACDA Men's Honor Choir, David Brunner's broad and majestic music paired with James Broughton's powerful words, combine to make the perfect piece for men's c...

Dodi Li is a love song from the Old Testament book Song of Solomon.

Brightest and Best' is a lively arrangement for TTBB chorus and piano of the sturdy American Hymn tune 'Star in the East'. A banjo-inspired piano accompaniment provides sparks while the tune is presen...

The Holy Ground is a traditional nineteenth-century folksong from County Cork, Ireland and is based on a Welsh sea shanty, The Lass of Swansea Town.'The Holy Ground' is a neighborhood in the town of C...

Infectious rhythms and playful melodies characterise this setting of an original Spanish text. Already a hit with mixed and 2-Part treble choirs, this new voicing for men's voices is long overdue and...

This traditional 19th-century lumberjack song is a lively jig and perfect for the young men of your choir. It is energetic and rhythmic with limited ranges at both the upper and lower extremes. The te...

This setting of a poem by one of England's notable war poets, Robert Graves (1895-1985), dedicated to the memory of a World War I veteran, is for 4-part men's chorus, the perfect ensemble to bring thi...

Written as a fanfare-like concert opener, bells announce the choir in the age-old tradition of church bells, but with the added possibilities of handmade or found-object bells, as people gather in a s...

Program notes from the composer:This carol comes from the boar's head procession held at Queen's College, Oxford. In generations gone by other Oxford colleges such as St. John's held their own style o...

Created from the texts of live interviews, here is music that explores the notion of family by a community coming to terms with the creation of a family in a society that has not, until now, legally a...

Outer movements - Jenny Kissed Me and To Celia - are energetic and playful and full of fun. These two movements suround a beautiful, dream-like movement Julia's Voice. As a set, your men's choir will...