This collection of five short songs for tenor-bass choir is designed to provide traditional concert literature for beginning male ensembles. Careful attention is given to the needs of changing voices, along with good part-writing and appealing subject matter. The songs may be sung a cappella or accompanied, making this especially good for contest programming. Songs include: The Open Road (words by Walt Whitman); Sea Remembrance (words by W. S. Braithwaite); All the World Was Made for Me (words by Allan Cunningham & Adelaide Crapsey); The Vagabond (words by R. L. Stevenson); None of us Cared for Kate (words by William Shakespeare).