A Welsh Prayer in the original version for SATB choir and two harps was commissioned by Holywell Music and the North Wales International Music Festival as a gift to celebrate the 65th birthday of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. The beautiful words written especially for this anthem by Dr Grahame Davies - one of Wales's most outstanding poets - reflect the long life of service and dedication to the nation that the Prince has tirelessly undertaken throughout his life. The piece was premiered by the Aberdeen University Chamber Choir with harpists Hannah Stone and Catrin Finch conducted by the composer on 22 September 2013 at St Asaph’s Cathedral aspart of the North Wales International Music Festival. This version arranged for male voice choir by Edward-Rhys Harry was first performed by the massed choirs of the 25th London Welsh Festival of Male Choirs accompanied by the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama Symphony Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall on 15 October 2016 directed by Edward-Rhys Harry.

Now available for men's voices Eric Whitacre's elegant setting of the Latin translation of an Edward Esch poem will captivate choir and audience alike. Moderately difficult for an advanced high school choir. Already a great success for mixed choir!As performed by Eric Whitacre's Virtual Choir

Singin’ In The Rain was already a classic before it featured in the famous 1952 Gene Kelly film musical — Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown wrote it in the 1920s when many artists recorded it but more notably Cliff Edwards enjoyed success from his recording in 1929.Now forever associated with Kelly’s puddle-splashing routine and more recently reprised in stage adaptations Singin’ In The Rain remains an all-time favourite.Here it has been arranged by Craig McLeish for men's voice TTBB choir with piano accompaniment.

from Cantata 142-BACH JS ALLELUIA FROM CANTATA 142 (ARR EHRET WALTER) TTBB CHORAL

Part-Song for Men's voices. The words from the Greek Anthology translated by Alma Strettell. Includes piano part for rehearsal purposes.

The #1 hit from 1967 by the Young Rascals in a smooth vocals-only setting perfectly captures the relaxed slow groove of the song with an easy vocal accompaniment and a irresistible solo. Duration: ca. 2:45