SKU: A0.1491215

Das Gebet des Herrn (The Lord's Prayer)
Composed by C. G. Mühle (1792-1847)
Arranged for Men's Choir TTBB by L. Müller

Discover the spiritual grandeur of Das Gebet des Herrn (The Lord's Prayer), a masterful composition by 19th-century composer Carl Gottlieb Mühle, now beautifully arranged for Men's Choir TTBB by L. Müller. Mühle’s work is known for its delicate interplay of reverence and melody, offering a powerful interpretation of the sacred text.

This TTBB arrangement for men’s choir emphasizes the rich harmonies and depth of Mühle’s composition, making it an evocative choice for religious performances and services. The vocal arrangement follows the classic prayer, from Our Father, who art in heaven to the resounding conclusion of For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever. Each voice part has been crafted to allow for clarity and balance, ensuring an impactful and moving performance.

This digital sheet music is available in high-resolution, ideal for church performances, religious ceremonies, and concerts, providing choirs with an opportunity to delve into a profound and meditative expression of faith.


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Das Gebet des Herrn (Das Vaterunser)
Komponiert von C. G. Mühle (1792-1847)
Für Männerchor TTBB arrangiert von L. Müller

Entdecken Sie die spirituelle Größe von Das Gebet des Herrn (Das Vaterunser), eine meisterhafte Komposition des Komponisten des 19. Jahrhunderts, Carl Gottlieb Mühle, nun wunderschön für Männerchor TTBB arrangiert von L. Müller. Mühles Werk ist bekannt für seine feinsinnige Verbindung von Ehrfurcht und Melodie und bietet eine kraftvolle Interpretation des heiligen Textes.

Dieses TTBB-Arrangement für Männerchor hebt die reichen Harmonien und die Tiefe von Mühles Komposition hervor und macht es zu einer ergreifenden Wahl für religiöse Aufführungen und Gottesdienste. Das vokale Arrangement folgt dem klassischen Gebet, von „Unser Vater, der du bist im Himmel“ bis zum ergreifenden Abschluss „Denn dein ist das Reich und die Kraft und die Herrlichkeit in Ewigkeit“. Jede Stimmführung wurde so gestaltet, dass sie Klarheit und Ausgewogenheit ermöglicht und eine eindrucksvolle und bewegende Darbietung sicherstellt.

Diese digitale Partitur ist in hochauflösender Qualität erhältlich und ideal für kirchliche Aufführungen, religiöse Zeremonien und Konzerte, und bietet Chören die Möglichkeit, in einen tiefgründigen und meditativen Ausdruck des Glaubens einzutauchen.

SKU: A0.1491217

Das Gebet des Herrn (The Lord's Prayer)
Composed by C. G. Mühle (1792-1847)
Arranged for Men's Choir TTBB by L. Müller

Dive into the profound spirituality of Das Gebet des Herrn (The Lord's Prayer), composed by Carl Gottlieb Mühle and arranged for Men's Choir TTBB by L. Müller. This sacred piece brings to life the words of The Lord's Prayer, from “Our Father, who art in heaven” to the resounding “For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever.”

This special edition of the TTBB score features separate staves for each vocal line, offering greater clarity during rehearsals and performances. Each voice part—Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Bass 1, and Bass 2—is clearly laid out, making it easier for choirs to practice and for conductors to guide them through this moving and reflective composition.

Whether for worship services or religious concerts, this high-resolution digital score is a practical and beautiful addition to any men’s choir repertoire.

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Das Gebet des Herrn (Das Vaterunser)
Komponiert von C. G. Mühle (1792-1847)
Für Männerchor TTBB arrangiert von L. Müller

Tauchen Sie ein in die tiefe Spiritualität von Das Gebet des Herrn (Das Vaterunser), komponiert von Carl Gottlieb Mühle und arrangiert für Männerchor TTBB von L. Müller. Dieses sakrale Werk erweckt die Worte des Vaterunsers zum Leben, von „Unser Vater, der du bist im Himmel“ bis zu dem kraftvollen „Denn dein ist das Reich und die Kraft und die Herrlichkeit in Ewigkeit“.

Diese besondere Ausgabe der TTBB-Partitur enthält getrennte Notenzeilen für jede Stimme, um die Proben und Aufführungen zu erleichtern. Jede Stimme—Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Bass 1 und Bass 2—ist übersichtlich dargestellt, was den Chören die Einstudierung erleichtert und den Dirigenten eine bessere Führung durch dieses bewegende und nachdenkliche Werk ermöglicht.

Ob für Gottesdienste oder religiöse Konzerte, diese hochauflösende digitale Partitur ist eine praktische und schöne Ergänzung für jedes Männerchor-Repertoire.

SKU: A0.1503598

Psalm 42 for Men’s Choir (TTBB) with Organ Accompaniment

Explore the profound beauty of Psalm 42 with this specially arranged piece for Men’s Choir (TTBB) with organ accompaniment by L. Müller. Designed to capture the deep longing and spiritual yearning expressed in the original psalm, this adaptation brings a powerful and moving choral performance to life, enhanced by the rich tones of the organ.

Lyrics Adaptation by L. Müller:

As seeks the hart for cooling streams,
When heated in the chase,
So longs our souls, O God, for Thee.
For Thee, our God, the living God,
Our thirsty soul doth pine;
When shall we behold Thy face?

The tears at all times are our repast,
When wicked men cry out too fast,
“Where now is God our guide?”

Why restless, why cast down, our souls?
Why such disquiet and distress?
O Trust in God, for we will yet see Your face.

As seeks the hart for cooling streams,
So we sigh for Thee, our God.

This arrangement is perfect for choirs looking to add a touch of spiritual depth and emotional resonance to their repertoire. The organ accompaniment provides a majestic and supportive foundation, making it ideal for concerts, worship services, or special events. This piece is sure to move both singers and listeners alike.

Key Features:

Composer: Anonymous
Arranger: L. Müller
Voicing: Men’s Choir (TTBB)
Accompaniment: Organ
Text: Adaptation of Psalm 42 by L. Müller
Ideal for lessons, concerts, or simply enjoying a musical journey through one of the most heartfelt psalms, this arrangement will bring a piece of spiritual history to life. Don’t miss the opportunity to bring this beautiful piece to your choir. Contact us today to purchase your copy and elevate your choral performances with this stunning arrangement of Psalm 42.

SKU: A0.1503597

Psalm 42 for Men’s Choir (TTBB) a capella

Explore the profound beauty of Psalm 42 with this specially arranged piece for Men’s Choir (TTBB) by L. Müller. Designed to capture the deep longing and spiritual yearning expressed in the original psalm, this adaptation brings a powerful and moving choral performance to life.

Lyrics Adaptation by L. Müller:

As seeks the hart for cooling streams,
When heated in the chase,
So longs our souls, O God, for Thee.
For Thee, our God, the living God,
Our thirsty soul doth pine;
When shall we behold Thy face?

The tears at all times are our repast,
When wicked men cry out too fast,
“Where now is God our guide?”

Why restless, why cast down, our souls?
Why such disquiet and distress?
O Trust in God, for we will yet see Your face.

As seeks the hart for cooling streams,
So we sigh for Thee, our God.

This arrangement is perfect for choirs looking to add a touch of spiritual depth and emotional resonance to their repertoire. Whether for a concert, worship service, or special event, this piece is sure to move both singers and listeners alike.

Key Features:

Composer: Anonymous
Arranger: L. Müller
Voicing: Men’s Choir (TTBB)
Format: Closed Score (two voices per staff)
Text: Adaptation of Psalm 42 by L. Müller

Ideal for lessons, concerts, or simply enjoying a musical journey through one of the most heartfelt psalms, this arrangement will bring a piece of spiritual history to life. Don’t miss the opportunity to bring this beautiful piece to your choir. Contact us today to purchase your copy and elevate your choral performances with this stunning arrangement of Psalm 42.

SKU: A0.1050201

These three dramatic but humorous episodes in the life of the great king, to texts by Thackeray and the composer, tell us first of all how the elderly King Canute was tiring of life as, no longer young, he even yawned while his favourite male voice choir was performing. The second movement tells of all the victories he had won - but, as the third movement tells us, there was one thing left to do - conquer the sea!  Sadly, however, the sea disobeyed his commands, and 'King Canute is dead and gone, but the legend still lives on'. The story is untrue, of course, but if it happened, though it probably didn't, it would have been in the vicinity of the Battle of Ashingdon, near to the town of South Woodham Ferrers, Essex, UK - where the songs were first performed by the South Woodham Ferrers Male Voice Choir. A specimen copy of the songs is available at www.alanbullard.co.uk

Alan Bullard’s choral works are performed worldwide, and many have been recorded and broadcast. He has a growing reputation for music that choirs enjoy performing, and which speaks directly to audiences.
The Colne Choral Series contains a range of Bullard’s pieces for adult and youth choirs of all types, including cantatas and choral suites as well as individual movements. For full details please visit www.colneedition.co.uk or www.alanbullard.co.uk.

SKU: A0.1503545

Seek Ye The Lord - John Varley Roberts - For Men's Choir TTBB with Tenor Solo

Experience the power of sacred music with SEEK YE THE LORD by John Varley Roberts, in a unique adaptation for Men’s Choir TTBB featuring a Tenor Solo, arranged by L. Müller. This arrangement is designed to suit the vocal range of male choirs while preserving the emotional depth and reverence of the original composition. Perfect for rehearsals, worship services, and special performances, this edition offers a balanced and accessible rendition that enhances the choir’s expression. Bring a touch of elegance and spirituality to your musical repertoire with this beautifully crafted adaptation.

SKU: A0.1503584

Psalm 42 for Men’s Choir (TTBB) a capella

Explore the profound beauty of Psalm 42 with this specially arranged piece for Men’s Choir (TTBB) by L. Müller. Designed to capture the deep longing and spiritual yearning expressed in the original psalm, this adaptation brings a powerful and moving choral performance to life.

Lyrics Adaptation by L. Müller:

As seeks the hart for cooling streams,
When heated in the chase,
So longs our souls, O God, for Thee.
For Thee, our God, the living God,
Our thirsty soul doth pine;
When shall we behold Thy face?

The tears at all times are our repast,
When wicked men cry out too fast,
“Where now is God our guide?”

Why restless, why cast down, our souls?
Why such disquiet and distress?
O Trust in God, for we will yet see Your face.

As seeks the hart for cooling streams,
So we sigh for Thee, our God.

This arrangement is perfect for choirs looking to add a touch of spiritual depth and emotional resonance to their repertoire. Whether for a concert, worship service, or special event, this piece is sure to move both singers and listeners alike.

Ideal for lessons, concerts, or simply enjoying a musical journey through one of the most heartfelt psalms, this arrangement will bring a piece of spiritual history to life. Don’t miss the opportunity to bring this beautiful piece to your choir. Contact us today to purchase your copy and elevate your choral performances with this stunning arrangement of Psalm 42.

SKU: A0.1476905

The King's Business – Traditional Hymn by E. T. Cassel

Experience the timeless message and harmonious beauty of the traditional hymn The King's Business, composed by E. T. Cassel, with an exquisite arrangement by L. Müller for Men's Choir TTBB.

This inspiring hymn, known for its powerful call to Christian duty and service, has been a cherished favorite in worship settings for generations. The arrangement by L. Müller captures the essence of the original composition while offering a rich and resonant adaptation for men's choir.

Ideal for church services, religious gatherings, and special occasions, this arrangement allows for a deeply moving performance that will resonate with both singers and listeners. The balanced harmonies and thoughtful structuring make it accessible for choirs of varying sizes and experience levels.

Don't miss the opportunity to add this uplifting and spiritually enriching piece to your choir's repertoire. Elevate your worship experience with The King's Business and inspire your congregation with its enduring message of dedication and faith.

SKU: A0.1169893

On Christmas Day is a medley of I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day and I Saw Three Ships by Mark R Lewis. John Baptiste Calkin wrote the music for I Heard the Bells in 1872 as an adaptation of the earlier poem Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. I Saw Three Ships is an English carol thought to originate from the 17th century, though the lyrics used is most modern arrangements come from later published versions.

This arrangement is intended to be performed by TTBB divisi choir and accompanied by a 3-5 octave handbell choir. All four voice parts pass the melody back and forth and are featured at different times and explore different vocal and accompaniment styles throughout the piece. Most intermediate choirs should be able to perform this piece, although the bass 2s should be able to sing down to a D2 (there are optional notes if this is too low). The handbell part is not particularly difficult but is active across the whole ensemble and uses mallets through one of the middle verses. There are also several key changes that will require quick bell changes or sharing of bells. It is also worth noting that I Heard the Bells is in 4/4 and I Saw Three Ships is in 6/8.

This download includes a piano and choir score for when handbells are not an option as well as the handbell sheet music. Handbells are the preferred accompaniment, although it will still sound good with just piano.