SKU: A0.1306178

4-part. TTBB, acapella arrangement in barbershop-style voicing of this Heartland classic from 2006.

SKU: A0.522428

The song is a classic by Stuart Hamblen from 1953.
This arrangement has a barbershop slant to it, it is done for 4 part male harmony (TTBB) a cappella.

SKU: A0.929645

From the Christmas classic, Santa Claus is Coming to Town.  A Cappella arrangement featuring TTBB chorus and male / female soloists.

SKU: A0.817190

A challenging but singable and fun-to-learn arrangement of this Coldplay classic for male voice choirs which your choir will love singing. Presented here with piano accompaniment (that your accompanist will love playing too!)

Have a listen to Melbourne's fabulous Low Rez choir singing it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5j6BsA1rT0

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SKU: A0.787348

A setting for men's chorus (TTBB) of the poem To a Friend by James Fenimore Cooper, Jr., (1892-1918).  Captain Cooper was the great-grandson of the famous novelist. A graduate of Yale, Cooper died of pneumonia at Cap Dix, New Jersey, the first member of his class to die in service during World War I. To a Friend was published posthumously in 1918 in a collection titled Afterglow, some of which had previously appeared in the Yale Literary Magazine. Captain Cooper is described therein as having a character which never departed from the determination to do what was right and to be kind and just to all.  Duration: 5 minutes.

Score video:  https://youtu.be/ihIwlFzps0M?list=PLfOoI8O24sbw_30-GpKg6qkyT5tpYKNbB

SKU: A0.891573

From The Beatles TTBB Collection by Kevin Robison comes one of the group's most popular tunes arranged for men's voices and piano. It's the perfect ending of the first or second act of your program featuring Beatles tunes or other boy band classics.

Available separately: Instrumental pack (keyboard 2, guitar, bass and drum parts).

SKU: A0.1361807

This unique extended composition is not only an archetypal 1970s ballad, but also a classic of the disco era. The song starts as a smoky 1970s ballad, and this is followed by a medium tempo groove section, that in the most authentic extended version lasts for 5 minutes.

This TTBB arrangement follows the original form for the first 2-3 minutes of the groove, and then returns to teh classic ballad for a final chorus, after a brief climactic moment in an uptempo 'church' 2, which emulated a live Las Vegas version Diana Ross produced in teh later 1970s.

This total arrangement is s showstopper, and would work well both as a standalone choral showpiece, or with dancers.