Partiture per coro

'Sing, sing, sing a song, always sing a song. When you're down and wear a frown, always sing a song' - these are the words with which the famous song-writer Klaus Neuhaus begins a song which he has wr...

Love conquers all, therefore let us surrender to love This energetic, original work is an accessible piece for emerging male choirs. Whether accompanied or a cappella, there are many opportunities to...

With ostinato-like phrases throughout, Jones' rhythmic and interesting arrangement of this beloved spiritual will suit the needs of developing tenor-bass choirs of all sizes. Performed with piano acco...

Vicki Tucker Courtney has kept this beloved Dvorak melody unadorned in her wonderful and accessible arrangement, now for T(T)B choirs. Expansive melodies coupled with tender text make this a beautiful...

Join tenor-bass choirs as they take a journey and explore the world through Travel. The rhythmically active piano part sounds somewhat imitative of a train in motion, yet supports the vocal lines thro...

Written and arranged to meet the challenges of finding quality repertoire for emerging unchanged male singers, Mark Patterson hits the mark with this set of three songs. First Songs for the Emerging T...

Written and arranged to meet the challenges of finding quality repertoire for emerging unchanged male singers, Jake Averitt hits the mark with this set of three original songs. Fearless Are We: Three...

A paradox through and through, All Night Today is intended to be seriously silly. As such, tenor-bass choirs of all sizes and abilities will enjoy learning and sharing the imaginative text, set creati...

Dan Davison's Tu Es Petrus begins in a Gregorian chant style, but quickly changes to a funky beat. With contrasting rhythms and interesting harmonies, tenor-bass choirs of all abilities will enjoy sin...

Look no further for a fabulous arrangement of the Star Spangle Banner for your developing tenor-bass ensemble.   With appropriate, conservative ranges and an optional second tenor part, choirs of all...