A dynamic and highly rhythmic adaptation of a traditioanl Negro Spiritual. This version of Mary Had A Baby has been specially arranged by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw for four-part Men's voices and Solo Tenor a cappella though a Piano reduction has been included for rehearsal only.

Popular Negro Spiritual arranged for four-part chorus of Men's Voices and Piano by Fenno Heath.

Now available for men's choir this exuberant work represents some of Moses Hogan's best compositional statements and is a powerful concert feature for better choirs! Extraordinary in every way!

This is the exact arrangement from the chart-topping album Christmas Cheers by a cappella powerhouse Straight No Chaser. Wild and fun complete with elements of Mission Impossible Boys II Men and Reggae. 2 tenor and 1 bass solo.

Commissioned by Jefferson Johnson and now part of his male chorus series here is another excellent arrangement by Stacey V. Gibbs. An ideal choice for fine high school or college men's choirs.

Here is a spiritual that will please your choir and the audience alike! This festival arrangement stresses the rhythms and asks you to express the dynamics to bring out the contrasts of this fun arrangement! Keen attention in the rehearsal work may be required but it is well worth it. For worship good high school and beyond. Duration: ca. 2:20.

This little-known African-American spiritual has a good high school or university choir in mind. In this arrangement about Mary and her baby the bass line rocks through the piece making this a great upbeat selection for your Christmas program! Duration: ca. 3:20.