Good Ol' A Cappella: TTBB: Vocal Score

Moses Hogan's arrangement of a traditional spiritual song commissioned by The Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity Of America for men's voices a cappella.

First performed by The Persuasions and popularized by The Nylons this tune has been sung by countless contemporary a cappella groups. Originally from the collection Contemporary A Cappella Volume 1 now for treble voicestoo!Available separately: SATB a cappella SSAA a cappella and TTBB a cappella.

All in the April Evening for TTBB chorus a cappella. A terrific part-song for Men's voices by Hugh S. Roberton based on a poem by Katherine Tynan. A Piano accompaniment is included for rehearsal purposes.

There isn't a better way to make my day ... than a good old barbershop song. Invite your audience to sing along with this light-swing original.Available separately: TTBB a cappella and VoiceTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:45.

Goodnight It's Time To Go-This 1950s doo-wop classic will add a touch of nostalgia to your concert! Smooth a cappella harmonies will delight your audience and the arrangement is super fun to rehearse and perform. Available separately: TTBB VoiceTrax CD.Duration: ca. 3:05.

Music and merriment abound in this original madrigal-style work for a cappella voices. Includes choruses of Ding Dong! Merrily on High and We Wish You a Merry Christmas and a good measure of fa-la-la's to create a cheerful holiday showcase!

Rated by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the top 500 rock songs of all time Good Vibrations is a rock classic. This arrangement builds on the happy rock shuffle groove and the now legendary harmonic progressions of the Beach Boys music.

This sacred text focuses on the crucifixion but this is a concert work displaying a treatment of ancient liturgy with beauty and emotion. Good high school and college male voice choirs.

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.