The following list contains titles for the men’s section of the choir.  All are TTBB with the melody (lead) in the second tenor voice with the first tenor harmony above, barbershop style.

 

The first tenor is best sung falsetto, rather than in full voice.  First tenor parts may be sung by an alto who knows how to blend with male voices.  These pieces are excellent for a young male quartet or larger male ensemble.  They are primarily secular, and ideal for social, or other, non-worship events.

 

Around The Christmas Tree

CC 719 - Words, Music and Arrangement by Burt Szabo.  The music celebrates the seasonal joys at home with your loved ones.  (1 to 3)  Same as CC 319

 

Deck The Halls

CC 709 - This setting of the familiar holiday song is a bit challenging, but fun.  Lots of fa la la’s in quick rhythm will keep the singers on their toes.   (2 to 3)  Same as CC 309

 

Goodnight Ladies

CC 706 - A tribute to the ladies in your audience.  The second chorus is designed for a performance by 2 groups of singers, but could easily be handled by 1 group, taking some parts sotto voce.    (1 to 2)  Same as CC 306

 

I Love You Truly

CC 722 - For a special occasion, perhaps a birthday or anniversary, or for all the ladies in the audience.  (1 to 2) Same as CC 323

 

It Is Well With My Soul

CC 701 - An easy arrangement of this well known hymn. (1 to 3)
 

Jingle Bells

CC 716 - This song first appeared in 1857 and its popularity has remained through the years.  It’s a staple of the holiday season songs.  Not the usual bland treatment.  Some unexpected rhythmic devices contribute to the fun.  A bit of a challenge.  (3 to 5)  Same as CC 316

 

Let Me Call You Sweetheart

CC 723 - A tribute to those celebrating a special day, or just for the pleasure of reminding the ladies how much we care.  (2 to 3)

 

Silent Night

CC 703 - An easy setting of the world’s best loved Christmas music.  A perfect way to end a pre-Christmas social gathering.  (1 to 2)  Same as CC 303

 

When There’s Love At Home

CC 727 - This piece is also known by the title “There Is Beauty All Around”.  This beautiful text is complimented by an arrangement that is easy to sing.  The message is powerful and appropriate.    (1  to 3)  Same as CC 328