Partitions chœur

Piano Guitar And Optional String Bass / Double Bass

American folk song arranged for four-part chorus of men's voices with piano accompaniment by David Stocker.

For Solo Tenor, Male Voice Choir and Piano.

With a text adapted from a traditional hymn, this setting has an expansive and thoughtful feel about it, never bombastic, but instead rather grand. Recorded by Wellesley College Choir; Lisa Graham, di...

Originally arranged in 1948, Dougherty's sea chanties have been a staple of the solo repertiore. This choral edition brings this compelling repertoire to a new generation of singers. Well-crafted and...

Four poems by William Butler Yeats are set for male chorus and viola creating a vivid reflection on the wonders of life and love.

Commissioned by the Texas Choral Director's Association, this work for men's voices to a text by Michael Dennis Browne expresses the fresh and vibrant sense of the journey of being a man in the modern...

Augusta Read Thomas's The Rewaking for TTBB choir a cappella. The original version of The Rewaking (TTBB) was commissioned by the Cornell University Glee Club, ScottTucker, Director, in honour of Con...

Arranger, Conductor Stan McGill has crafted an exciting and powerful setting for men's choir of the classic Dello Joio anthem. With a firey piano accompaniment this TTBB edition will certainly become...

Two songs originally found in the collection Reliquary of English Song, have been edited and arranged to make a wonderful short set for young singers. The first, You Gentlemen of England is a tune dat...

Using the tune The British Grenadiers and a text by Joseph Warren, Kirke Mechem has created a wonderful patriotic song for mixed and men's choirs with piccolo and parade drum. The robust melody and wo...

The classic artsong by Samuel Barber is now available for men's and women's voices. Appropriate key and ranges for the developing choir.

Adapting the text from the James Whitcomb Riley poem A Song of Singing, here is a song for men that celebrates the joy and exuberance of singing. With a fast and jazzy feel, the men sing some words bu...

This is a setting of a text by Guyanese-British poet John Agard, which describes how eighteenth-century slave-trader John Newton became an abolitionist. Featured on Orphei Drangar's CD, De Profundis:...

For TTBB and piano or organ or small orchestra Originally published in versions for SA and SATB voices, this classic Rutter anthem has now been adapted by the composer for performance by male-voice ch...

For TTBB and piano. This is a poignant setting of the well-known Christian prayer for peace formerly ascribed to St Francis of Assisi. John Rutter perfectly captures the sense of compassion and contra...

Slow Down has a relaxed swing feel, with imaginative lyrics by the composer that encourage us to take time out of our busy lives. The baritones have fun with a scat bassline while the upper parts enjo...

Originally published in the upper-voice collection As you sing and now re-arranged for TBarB voices, this is a thrilling piece setting a text by Jennifer Thorp. Young uses body-percussion, repeating t...

Slow Down has a relaxed swing feel, with imaginative lyrics by the composer that encourage us to take time out of our busy lives. The vocal lines explore a swung quaver style, along with scat syllable...

pour TTBB et piano. Cette adaptation d'une chanson de l'acte II de As You Like It de Shakespeare a été publiée à l'origine dans le cadre du cycle When Icicles Hang de Rutter. Ici, le compositeur l'a s...

Cette œuvre paisible et méditative reprend le poème classique de William Butler Yeats, The Lake Isle of Innisfree. Soutenues par un accompagnement balladique au piano, les lignes vocales fluides trans...

This warm, lush Welsh lullaby is scored for men's voices and piano, with a delicate line for any treble solo instrument. This is appropriate for a night vigil or for a service with themes about God's...

This hearty song from the cantata In Windsor Forest is full of character and makes a fun and entertaining closing number or encore.