Originally sung by a bass soloist in Handel's oratorio "Judas Maccabaeus," Arm, Arm Ye Brave is classic solo repertoire that has been skillfully adapted for tenor-bass choir. The arrangement

This medieval Catalan battle cry was employed by the fierce Almogavers as they struck the earth with their weapons, causing sparks to fly. Bravado and confidence surge with each additive cry of this

Mostly known for its association with the Underground Railroad, this traditional African-American spiritual is presented in an upbeat gospel setting. The stylized piano accompaniment really drives the

Sara Teasdale's text is superbly set in a steady and flowing concert work. Musically satisfying yet accessible, this arrangement features diverse part-writing, close harmonies, and wonderful examples of

Introduce your choir to Vivaldi's masterwork with this sensibly adapted edition for developing choirs. Conservative ranges and the accessible Latin text give an educationally sound experience with high

Stephen Foster songs give us the opportunity to teach about American history and culture while exploring the style and musical expression presented in his artful melodies. This text, in particular, is so

With the goal to inspire inner strength and confidence in young people, this new piece for tenor-bass choirs is a wonderful addition to the repertoire. With a beautiful clarinet obbligato and lyrical

"If I can sing, I still am free." Sara Teasdale's 1917 poem Refuge is certain to resonate with anyone who possesses an appreciation for singing. This lush setting plays out across a shifting

The romantic text of Robert Louis Stevenson's Over the Land Is April is set here for young men's voices. The keys in this a cappella and mostly homophonic arrangement fit both changed and unchanged

A simple yet beautiful arrangement of an undiscovered gem, this American folk song is accessible to all levels of treble choirs. The addition of an optional violin part perfect for a beginning player will