Partitions Jay Althouse pour chœur des hommes

Your men will be cooler than cool, scatting this catchy movie theme! The opening riff is 'ba dop ba da,' with finger snaps. Then the voices imitate the horns. A favorite in all voicings!

Certainly, not a Christmas season goes by that one doesn't hear Bruce Springsteen's popular rock and roll version of this holiday staple. Now any or all of your choirs can enjoy singing it, too!

Another memorable Christmas spiritual from Jay Althouse. Strong dynamic contrasts (from 'Whisper, whisper, tiny baby in a manger lay' to 'Shout it out from the hills and valleys; baby born today') mak...

Legendary country star Johnny Cash can still be heard singing this unforgettable hit from 1996 on recent TV commercials. A fun way to concentrate on diction-and learn a bit of geography without leavin...

This may be the most exciting Christmas sprirtual Jay Althouse has ever written. It opens with the basses asking, in a hushed, rhythmic melody, 'Who's that baby in a manger bed?' The text is classic s...

Now your men's choir can enjoy this energetic seasonal spiritual by Jay Althouse which has been popular with mixed choruses for years. All of the rhythmic intensity and captivating a cappella harmonie...

Don't miss this tight, swingin' arrangement of a Johnny Mercer standard. Appealing to vocal jazz as well as concert choirs. Irresistible!

Celebrate 50 years of James Bond OO7 - and the release of the movie Skyfall - with this fabulously recognizable theme, originally premiered in the film Dr. No. Singers can now enjoy these exciting rhy...

This Jay Althouse original is one of the all-time top-sellers in the Hope catalog; available in SATB, SAB, two-part mixed or treble choir, and now a new setting for men's voices. Accompaniment can be...

Would you believe this song was written by the same songwriting team that wrote The Wizard of Oz, Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg? It's true. They created this number for comedian Groucho Marx to sing...

Don't miss this hard-driving and raucous hit from the movie Hairspray, perfect for men's concert and show choirs. Opens with a rockin' solo with male back-ups. Take this one out for a test drive!

Come with me, and you'll be in a world of pure imagination. It's pure joy to sing this hauntingly lovely and inspirational song, originally performed by Gene Wilder in the musical Willy Wonka and the...

This popular torch song was originally composed for Ella Fitzgerald, but ended up being dropped from the film Pete Kelly's Blues. She would eventually record it six years later, but in the meantime, a...

Bring back the golden age of rock 'n' roll with this wet and wonderful duo of pop hits: 'Splish Splash' (written by the legendary Bobby Darin) and 'Sea Cruise' (by New Orleans legend Huey 'Piano' Smit...

This pop hit from 1960 (the only #1 hit for the group, The Drifters) has been recorded by dozens of artists from country to r&b, including Dolly Parton and Michael Bubl. Jay's new arrangement has a li...

Here's a driving, rock version of the Hank Williams classic. From the opening measure it'll knock your socks off. Strong, easy-to-learn choral parts and a rockin' piano accompaniment are the stars her...

Oh the heartache! 'Why must I be a teenager in love?' It's a musical question from the sock hop days of the fabulous '50s. The jitterbug-style arrangement is lively and fresh, yet captures the feel of...

Legendary country star Johnny Cash can still be heard singing this unforgettable hit from 1996 on recent TV commercials. A fun way to concentrate on diction-and learn a bit of geography without leavin...

Michael Jackson originally recorded this beautiful, heartfelt song as a touching tribute to Ryan White, a young man who became infected with HIV from a contaminated blood treatment. A portion of the p...

Here's a rockin' remake of a timeless '60s hit, perfect for the pop portion of your concert. 'Give me a ticket for an airplane. Ain't got time to take no fast train.' Kickin' groove!

Have you heard the story of the baby boy, born in Bethlehem? From that simple question Jay Althouse has crafted another superb, original Christmas spiritual. It features contrasting dynamics (excellen...

This may be the most exciting Christmas sprirtual Jay Althouse has ever written. It opens with the basses asking, in a hushed, rhythmic melody, 'Who's that baby in a manger bed?' The text is classic s...

Have you heard the story of the baby boy, born in Bethlehem? From that simple question Jay Althouse has crafted another superb, original Christmas spiritual. It features contrasting dynamics (excellen...

What a great new Christmas spiritual! It's the perfect a cappella number for your choir: the simple harmonies and rhythmic pulse propel this piece from beginning to end. Features dynamic contrasts, a...

New for TTBB! One of the best in a long line of exuberant, original, a cappella Christmas spirituals by Jay Althouse. It opens with an energetic melody sung by the low voice with the upper three voice...