Three-part women's and men's ensembles will excel with this majestic a cappella concert work. Joyful melodic motives are passed from voice to voice, and percussive handclaps bridge varied sections of the well-developed form. Especially effective in antiphonal formation!

Arranger: Sally K. Albrecht

Anthemic, heroic, and bold, the words of Alfred, Lord Tennyson spring to life through superb choral writing and a stirring piano accompaniment. A powerful opening theme builds to a final avalanche of sound, evoking the spirit of adventure. "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield."

Arranger: Greg Gilpin | Composer: Alfred Lord Tennyson

Experienced educators Dave and Jean Perry pay particular attention to the vocal development of young men by creating three limited-range voice parts, one for each stage of the changing voice. With a rollicking sea chanty feel and a hearty text, your guys will be fully invested in the nautical fun.

Composer: Jean Perry

This traditional American folksong truly comes to life in this extremely creative setting by Jeff Funk. The beauty of the original melody and the power of its haunting text come through. Perfect for festival time!

Arranger: Jeff Funk

This a cappella feature for treble or male choirs is an oustanding choice for any time of year. Strong individual voice lines add up to an exciting, dynamic, and vibrant concert feature. ABA format with a lyrical legato section in the middle.

Arranger: Sally K. Albrecht

Feature your men with this sumptuous edition of an a cappella standard from the madrigal repertoire by Thomas Morley. Formerly available for 3-part mixed voices, Russell Robinson's new TBB adaptation features flowing contrapuntal lines, appropriate vocal ranges, and tasteful editor's marks for a truly authentic performance. Enjoyable to sing, valuable to teach, and splendid to hear.

Arranger: Russell Robinson | Composer: Thomas Morley

The men in your group will achieve their most mature sound with this powerful setting of a poem about bravery. Sonorous singing and a full piano accompaniment create a dramatic performance that will take your breath away. A tour de force for male choirs.

Arranger: Douglas Wagner | Composer: Douglas Wagner

This nature-inspired poem celebrates our connection to the rising sun, incorporating equal parts English and Hawaiian text. Rhythmic and harmonic motives sound authentic throughout. Highly creative.

Composer: Ruth Morris Gray

A rousing number for the men, based on a sea chantey. The additional new verses are a nautical list of ship's terms, from the galley to the mainsail and everything in between. Don't go down with the ship: "So fetch a bucket of water, boys, there's fire down below!" Yo ho!

Arranger: Jay Althouse

From master composer Antonio Vivaldiis Laetatus Sum (a setting of Psalm 121), this edition brings the brief work to todayis choirs. Featuring an accessible Latin text and a lively optional cello part, this well-crafted arrangement is an ideal introduction to many of the conventions of Baroque style, including terraced dynamics and the alternation between a small group (or soloist) and the full ensemble.

Arranger: Patrick Liebergen

One of the most popular and widely performed choral selections of our time. This heartfelt piece is elegant in its simplicity and has become the anthem for many soldiers returning home. May optionally be performed with the new concert band scoring by Brant Karrick.

Arranger: Jay Althouse | Composer: Marta Keen

This traditional Hawaiian chant was used when master canoe builders called for people to bring trees down from the mountains to the ocean side so that canoes could be built. Now set to music, the words teach us to stand up together and work as a team. An upbeat hook, a spoken word section, and a contrasting countermelody combine at the end to create the ultimate multicultural experience. Download the digital ChoreoTrax for even more fun!

Composer: Ruth Morris Gray

This rhythmic setting of the Christina Rossetti text is a truly unique approach. Set in a minor key with light syncopations, the triadic harmony quickly falls into place. Program as a processional and add the optional drum part to make the most of this singular seasonal song.

Arranger: Ruth Morris Gray

It's hand-clappin', foot-stompin', whistle-blowin' fun to sing this new arrangement of the amusing American folk song. This campfire classic turned classroom favorite is available in three equally appropriate voicings. The boom-chick accompaniment adds a touch of country flair, and the cowboy hat choreography (featured on "Razzamatazz!" DVD, item 00-27430) is guaranteed to rope 'em in. Yee-haw!

Arranger: Brian Lewis

This arrangement of a favorite Thomas Morley madrigal, a popular choice in the 3-part voicing, is now available for SATB and TBB choirs. Bright tonalities and buoyant contrapuntal textures display the sound of Renaissance choral music. Another fine Robinson edition.

Arranger: Russell Robinson | Composer: Thomas Morley

Perform this buoyant Italian madrigal a cappella or accompanied by the optional piano, hand drum, and finger cymbals. The Baroque harmonies are easy to read and tune, and the 3-part mixed/SAB voicing includes several alternate notes to accommodate the vocal ranges of young men. May be sung in English, Italian, or a combination of both.

Arranger: Patrick Liebergen | Composer: Giovanni Gastoldi

This stirring concert work evokes images of great sailing ships on an expansive sea. Sweeping melodies and full chords should be sung with purpose to achieve the rich musical potential. A symbolic text appropriate at any time of "sailing on." Featured on PianoTrax 3 Accompaniment CD (00-34744).

Arranger: Douglas Wagner | Composer: Douglas Wagner

This balletti from the Renaissance period should be performed lightly and energetically. Three-part choirs of any gender may choose to sing in Italian or English, a cappella or accompanied. Optional flute and hand drum parts are available free at alfred.com/choralparts.

Arranger: Patrick Liebergen | Composer: Giovanni Gastoldi

What a unique love-song set for the guys! These two English madrigals may be sung a cappella or with the piano, or you may choose to add the optional cello on the second piece. A gentleman's touch of class.

Arranger: Patrick Liebergen | Composer: Thomas Morley