Here's one, for TB with (optional) piano:

    http://www.canasg.com/zmastersTB.shtml

It's brand new, by the Denver-based composer Andrew Adams.

 

The web page will let you see (and optionally download/print) a perusal copy. What we sell is a PDF of the score (without the overprinted word "sample") and a licence to print or photocopy as many copies as you need, as often as you need, for the exclusive use of the group that buys the licence.

Cheryl, check out the arrangement by Andrew Adams, just published by Canasg, at http://www.canasg.com/zmastersTB.shtml

 

Also available for SATB

 

Best wishes

 

Sheena Phillips

Canasg Music Publishing

www.canasg.com

I have a TB version with optional piano; improvising percussion parts would be very easy. It's available at Canasg Music: http://www.canasg.com

They describe it as "vigorous and varied;" my choir insists on singing it every 12th Night.

Steven Sametz has an arrangement for men's choir that is fantastic. Let me know if you're interested and I can speak to him regarding it.

Thanks everyone! I didn't know Tom Beveridge was at the Levine School, I did have the contact info for the New Dominion Chorale.  Couldn't find the Sametz in the catalog online, but will try to find it.

The Sametz is a new composition and isn't yet in the catalog, but is available by contacting the email I posted above.

I have an arrangement available on Score Exchange: http://www.scoreexchange.com/scores/31367.html

 

Here's the recording of the song on One Voice's "Masters in This Hall" Christmas album: http://www.box.com/s/nf98hjq03g77vnmp80gd

Mack Wilberg's arrangement for SATB voices can easily be done with men's voices alone.