Written for the inaugural 2005 Florida TTBB All-State Chorus, this can be performed effectively as a processional. A hopeful, upbeat South African freedom song that continues to motivate singers and listeners. Includes piano accompaniment sheet music.
Feature your men's group with this exquisite new concert/festival work from Keith Christopher. Its rhythmic drive and beautiful vocal harmonies make it a guaranteed program choice. Product Code: SVM04073-D UPC Code: 654979080251 Old Product Code: 0-SVM0...
Now available for men's voices only, this elegant setting of the Latin translation of an Edward Esch poem will captivate choir and audience alike. Moderately difficult for an advanced high school choir. Already a great success for mixed choir!. Includes...
These easily learned arrangements will sound great with a large choir or small ensemble. Perfect for limited rehearsal time. Includes: Rise Up, Shepherd, And Follow, While By My Sheep and We Wish You a Merry Christmas.Available separately: TTBB. Include...
Transcontinental Music's all-time bestseller. The text was found written on a wall in a basement in Cologne, Germany by Allied troops after World War II.Available separately: SATB, SSAA and TTBB. Includes piano accompaniment sheet music. Product Code: 1...
Includes piano accompaniment sheet music. Product Code: 8200121-H1 UPC Code: 073999001211 Old Product Code: HL08200121 Category: Choral Series: Pop Choral Series Publisher: Hal Leonard Music Publishing Artist: Boyz II Men Composer: Fred Parris Arranger:...
Here is the show-stopping song from the Broadway show Big River in a powerhouse arrangement for men. Don't miss it! Available for purchase separately: TTBB. Performance Time: Approx. 1:45. Includes piano accompaniment sheet music. Product Code: 8621202-...
This 1926 song was featured in several highly successful movies. Greg Gilpin has created a wonderfully entertaining men's choir setting. Product Code: CH9916-D UPC Code: 029156984545 Old Product Code: 0-CH9916 Category: Alfred Publishing Series: Choral...
