Fans of the musical review Forever Plaid will adore this trio of old-school crooner songs set for 4-part men's voices. This is the kind of music that guys can really sink their teeth into and that ladies love to hear. A musical "babe magnet." Learn More

You won't want to miss this vibrant combination of three celebrated spirituals by Sally Albrecht. A sizzling left hand ostinato is set up in the piano introduction, and drives this energized arrangement to its spectacular finish. Elijah Rock, Rock-a My Soul, and Joshua Fit the Battle in a minor key; it's a major knockout! Available in four voicings for choirs of all levels to enjoy the mesmerizing rhythms and cleverly entwined melodies. The fully orchestrated SoundTrax will add drama to your performance. Staging suggestions included. Featured on "On with the Show!" video, #27435. Learn More

Uncover a hidden treasure with this Mary Donnelly and George Strid novelty song, guaranteed to be a kid favorite! From the first "Yo-ho!" to the final "Yarr!" it's rollicking fun for 2-part treble or men's choirs. Easy to sing, sure to motivate, and certain to be a swashbuckling success. "The pirate's life for me!" Learn More

New! SSAA and TTBB editions of Jay Althouse's sensitive and elegant arrangement of America's favorite folk melody. Opens with a haunting piano figure followed by an optional solo (or section). Features an a cappella section with a harmonization reminiscent of Copland. Amazing Grace is one of Jay's finest arrangements and has become a choral classic. Touchingly simple, yet sophisticated. Learn More

The fabulous Mark Hayes arrangement is all-American, all the way! Opens with a martial verse, which sets the drums rolling and the trumpets sounding. Concert band-style SoundPax available separately, or use the SoundTrax CD. Hooray! Learn More

Available for the first time for male choruses, Pitoni's Cantate Domino is one of the great masterpieces of standard choral repertoire. Top-notch concert and contest literature. Learn More

Would you believe this song was written by the same songwriting team that wrote The Wizard of Oz, Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg? It's true. They created this number for comedian Groucho Marx to sing in the 1939 movie At the Circus. It's a tour de force of comedic writing, in the style of Gilbert and Sullivan. An absolute must-have for men's groups. Learn More

Celebrate the 100th anniversary in 2009 of the birth of the great American songwriter, Johnny Mercer, with this tight, swingin' arrangement. Appealing to vocal jazz as well as concert choirs. Irresistible! Learn More

Now available for women's and men's choirs, this fast-paced arrangement of a popular Ukrainian melody is an entertaining performance piece for winter concerts. Sleigh bells "jingle" in the voice parts as well as the SoundTrax CD, while the selection moves through interesting counterlines with a festive flair. Singers will love the rapid text and dynamic contrasts. A superior holiday selection! This title is available in Music Prodigy. Learn More