In this inspiring text a pilgrim wanderer follows the star and encounters the rejoicing shepherds. Also available in SATB (HMC1674)

With text taken from 1 John 1:4 and Psalm 23 this octavo for men's voices reminds the church how joy and peace is found in God the Father

This sweet lilting melody is arranged from a traditional Irish folk song another capital arrangement from our Chanticleer series

Originally for mixed voices (HMC1337) this setting for male voices is a real winner for large festival choruses accompanied by piano in a style we so fondly associate with David Schwoebel.

A choice concert piece for the moderately advanced choirWords adapted from Psalm 104:33-34 108:1b and 103:1-5

Spiritual-This a cappella setting for four part male chorus is a sure winner for your next concert. Also available for mixed voices (HMC1131) and two-part treble voices (HMC1390)

This motet was originally published for unaccompanied mixed chorus (HMC1971). This setting for male voices provides a harmonically rich addition to this repertoire.

Originally for mixed voices (HMC1720) Kenney Potter sets his original spiritual for male chorus suitable for high school voices or adults.

On a text of Heinrich Henne this modern edition of the Schumann classic is made available to the advanced college/university or high school festival chorus. Consider pairing it with other classics by Brahms or Schubert.

In this work Bernaducci acknowledges the lyricism of English folk music the rich male chorus tradition of Great Britain and the tragedy of World War I. The constant and labored movement in the piano almost seems like a death march. This is a marvelous contribution to the repertoire for male choruses.

Heinrich Heine was a favorite poet for Mendelssohn. In Wasserfahrt or Waterway in English Heine provides a pictorial poetry that Mendelssohn seizes upon. Throughout the short piece the listener senses the insistent rocking of the boat and slapping of the water. It's great to have another masterwork available for male singers.