#1 from The Greatest of These Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Number 1 from The Greatest of These (No. 2 Echoes and No. 3 Flight) this movement is written on the virtue of faith. It is largely atmospheric as it depicts the endlessly shifting vaporous uncertainty of ones belief in the unprovable. In thissecond year of releases in the Eugene Rogers Series this set of three will be a great addition to the male chorus repertoire.

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-One of Korea's most prominent composers Hyo-Won Woo has crafted a theatrical masterpiece for advanced male choirs. With dramatic directions and an IPA pronunciation guide many of the initial obstacles are cared for. A link to watch Miss Woo work with Eugene Rogers and the Michigan Men's Glee clarify the intentions and pave the way for a performance that will stay in everyone's memory.

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Capturing the importance of the Greenfield poem and the dramatic story of Harriet Tubman's life Rollo Dilworth has crafted a powerful new spiritual. Tubman was often referred to as a conductor of the Underground Railroad and as the Moses of her people. In recognition of these titles musical themes from the spirituals If I Got My Ticket and Go Down Moses have been incorporated into the score.

Composer Richard Burchard toggles the verses of this beautiful piece between monophonic chant and homophonic chorales. The two styles meld together producing a piece that sounds both fresh and timeless. Richard's compositionalstyle is careful and profound. You can't rush through one of his pieces you want to linger and enjoy the richness he creates. Selected for the Bruce Rogers Choral series.

(from Selma) Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Winner of a 2015 Oscar Award this inspirational song speaks of hope and looks to the future for healing in the midst of great division. Eugene's gospel-like setting offers comfort to the community and motivates individuals to keep working for a better tomorrow. Through the voice of a powerful soloist male chorus and spoken word artists the message of unity and hope is left ringing in our ears.

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Already available for SATB and SSA now at last an arrangement for men. With a powerful piano accompaniment your men will really be able to dig in and sing with the full power of their voices.

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Originally scored for tenor solo and SATB chorus this wonderful example of Baroque music is now available for male chorus. This is a wonderful example of Handel's mastery of text painting and his dramatic melismatic skill.

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Commissioned by the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club. This Megan Levad text centers on World War 1 and The United States joining the Allies fighting there. It remembers our young people who gave their lives in the meadows hills and towns of Europe. This is a war poem in the form of a larger sonnet but one that takes a larger historical perspective than simply focusing on The war to end all wars. The music ends with an expression of joy coming from the poet's metaphysical view that The Good is always possible.

Reminiscent of Kirby's powerful arrangement of Bridge Over Troubled Waters here is the inspirational climax from Carousel. Beginning with the 12/8 gospel groove the a cappella setting and the contemporary harmonies this new arrangement of the Rogers and Hammerstein classic will close any show.