Partituras para coro masculino

Kalmus presents a new edition of 21 songs by Robert Schumann, with German text, for TTBB (men's) choir. Many are short, and can be mastered for performance by a large or small ensemble. These songs wi...

Wer kennt es nicht? Der Geburtstagstisch ist gedeckt, die Gäste sind da, die Kerzen brennen, das Geburtstagskind strahlt, die Geschenke häufen sich und alles scheint bestens zu sein - und doch fehlt i...

The best loved arrangement of this now classic spiritual for male voices. Leader/follower midsection contrasts with syncopated stanza development.

The consummate of English Christmas songs in an easy four part arrangement by the Krones, Beatrice and Max. A happy allegretto tempo set by the accompaniment.

Original text by Jane McKnight and shortened anthem setting of the familiar Haydn 'St. Anthony's Chorale' by Luvaas in a virile anthem arrangement.

Audience Joins In On The Second Verse. Grade 2

TTBB Accompaniment Performance Selection Milestone 4

TTBB ACM (Keyboard) A beautiful Holy Week anthem that's also available for SATB.

TB Piano, Percussion, Opt Synthesizer Jamaican Folksong. Double the Piano Part with Steel Drum and Electric Bass on Synthesizer for Added Color.

TTB Unaccompanied A Spirited And Engaging Piece For Encore Or Close Of A Concert Section.

Actual Voicing Is TBB Incidentally, the SATB and TBB arrangements are in different keys.

This moving love song provides opportunities for experimenting with the upper register color of male voices. The sixth octavo in the popular Cantus of octavos for Men's choir.

Kenneth Jennings has set these two poems by Dylan Thomas to music for the twelve member professional male vocal ensemble Cantus.

If you are looking for repertoire for a young male choir, consider this exciting new setting of a familiar Gaelic text about a love-sick lad. Your singers (and audiences) will be captivated by the mel...

A faithful, accompanied duet with male chorus arrangement of the 'Cantique de Noel' in an inspirational setting. A concert work for choirs of average avility. TTBB with duet.