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performing edition of complete incidental music and settings of text from the play by Aristophanes for vocal soloists, male chorus and orchestra, originally used for stage production and now, with nar...

Sam the Sham's novelty hit of 1966 is a natural for guys' groups with campy comedy that will bring down the house! Available: TTB, ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 2:45.

Ed Lojeski brings back the sound of Little Anthony and the Imperials in this fun arrangement. Add some sways and finger-snaps and you have a perfect choice for small or large groups. Available for TBB...

Groove to the sounds of a by-gone era with this 1954 hit originally recorded by The Spaniels. Classic doo-wop! Available for TBB and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 4:00.

This is hilarious! Ellen Foncannon has created a clever parody on Bach's famous Fugue in G Minor that will have your audience in stitches! Your students will have a blast singing such funny words with...

This work by George Jeffreys (d. 1685) and edited by Peter Aston is a setting of Jeremiah, Ch. 30, v. 17: Ah, Pity Me, Lord God, mercifully hear me... that is ideal for church or concert use. Latin an...

Noted scholar Peter Aston has edited this simple, yet profound work of George Jeffreys (d. 1685) - a setting of Song of Solomon, Ch. 2, v. 10: Truly my best beloved...rise up and come away. Ideal for...

Premiered at the 2005 ACDA convention, this setting of a poem by William Butler Yeats begs the listener to tread softly on our dreams. Available for SSAA and TTBB.

This new offering from the Randy Stenson's Male Chorus was premiered at the 2008 ACDA Northwest Division convention. Beginning with a rollicking and rhythmic opener the middle section transforms to ta...

This new offering from the Randy Stenson's Male Chorus was premiered at the 2008 ACDA Northwest Division convention. Beginning with a rollicking and rhythmic opener the middle section transforms to ta...

Selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series, this setting begins and ends with the voices emulating the bagpipe sounds of Scotland. Everything about this song pulls at the heartstrings and the c...

The words speak of youthful follies in love, but with a sense of longing that is rich and mature and a setting that adds to the depth and beauty. Male choirs from high school and older will fall in lo...

With its limited ranges and the vocal line supported by the accompaniment, this is the ideal TTB work for the Middle and High School male choir. With references to Walt Whitman's Song of the Open Road...

Set to an intriguing poem by Edgar Allen Poe, this is a nice piece for high school men's voices, with piano.

A piece of our times, which describes the fears of being at war and the yearnings for a safe place back home. Most suitable for high school men's voices, comfortable vocal range for all parts. With pi...

A great alternative to The Lord Bless You and Keep You as a choral benediction, now available for men's voices. Contains an adaptable sevenfold amen. Beautifully simple and short!

Introduce your younger students to classic choral forms with this new composition written expressly for young voices. Simple vocal lines, basic Latin, and familiar classical harmonies make this a teac...

This new male-voice setting of Shakespeare's famous text offers terrific performance possibilities. Many unison passages contrast nicely with two part sections with some optional divisi.

Already popular as an SATB composition, this new voicing gives male choirs the opportunity to experience David Dickau's romantic music and Sara Teasdale's inspiring, engaging poetry.

Dan Davison's inventive new adaptation of this Norman Luboff classic makes a fun Carribean-style piece accessible to male school choirs. Island rhythms, engaging lyrics and contained ranges make this...

Now available for male voices, this profound work sets a stunning 16th century love poem by Garcilaso de la Vega. The rich harmonic language and lucid vocal lines are both expressive and masterfully w...

A companion piece to his earlier Kyrie Eleison, Dan Davison's new Gloria fulfills a needed pedagogical role for younger two-part and TB choirs, with its simple vocal lines, elementary Latin, and famil...

Upbeat and uptempo, this joyous anthem could be used in both worship and concert, and its accessible vocal writing alternates between unison and harmonic passages. A straightforward piano part further...