TTB-A familiar American folksong set with work song rhythmic character this arrangement is suitable for both the young male chorus and older groups. Moderately easy this arrangement features a solo for the baritone voice but itcould be sung by a few voices or a small ensemble.

Great fun for older choirs and their audiences this piece features a showy men's trio backed by the girls. It's a 'tongue-in-cheek' piece on the meaning of being 'a modern man.' Fine selection for festival and concert. Written expressly for the three men of Swedish vocal jazz phenomenon The Real Group. Great entertainment! Duration: ca. 4:50.

The familiar “army song” is given a spin with Greg Gilpin's clever TTB arrangement. Check out the hip-hop rap section in the middle! Lots of unison rhythmic speech and solo opportunities make this novelty piece easyto learn. Gee But I Want to Go Home is quite accessible to younger male choruses and a fun accompaniment/performance CD is available.

Sea Song

A terrific swinging classic by Joe Young Ray Henderson and Sam Lewis. Arranged here for Men's Voice Choir (TBB) by Ruth Artman.

TTBB-The beloved American hymn in a graceful and inspired setting includes an inspirational quotation by Abraham Lincoln. This arrangement by John Leavitt is ideal for many concert occasions. Performance Time: Approx. 4:45.

A Holiday Road Of Carols

Ray Charles was one-of-a-kind and so was his music. This arrangement is based on his rousing performance of the Everly Brothers' hit a song considered one of the 500 greatest songs of all times by Rolling Stone magazine. You'll love this energizing rendition complete with rhythm and horns and a treat for your women to sing as well as mixed choirs.

I Will Lift My Eyes

This traditional carol is well suited to its jazz-flavored 5/4 setting in the style of Dave Brubeck’s classic jazz tune Take Five. A sure hit for your next Christmas concert. Duration: 2:04