Brave Were the People (alternate version)
Cherish These (David Eby melody and harmony)
Christ Child’s Asleep – Duet Men
Christmas Mystery – Slow With Choir
Come Gather ‘Round, Tenor Part (Dambara)
Come Gather ‘Round, Tenor Part
Father, Now That I Wander With Thee
Hello There Brother Bluebell (slow)
Home Is a Green Hill (Swami singing)
Join Us In Blessing – Parts 1 & 2
Life Flows On – Tenor 1 with SRW full piece
Life Flows On – Tenor 2 with SRW full piece Life Flows On Like A River – Tenor 1
Life Flows On Like A River – Tenor 2
Life Flows On Tenor 2 (low) with SRW full piece dee dees
Life Flows On Tenor 1 from measure 34
Life Flows On Tenor 2 from measure 34
Life Is a Dream (duet – harmony)
Life Mantra short version TENOR (latest version from Karen)
Life Mantra — Short Version.mp3 (by Chaitanya — it’s beautiful, but he skips a short section)
Life Mantra — Short Version Score.pdf
life-mantra-full-version-tenor-chaitanya.mp3
The Master’s Love for Me-SATB (PDF Score)
The Master’s Love for Me-Bass (PDF Score)
Praise Ye the Lord All Creatures
Men sing in unison on this song. To avoid any temptation to sing it too heavily, Klingon-fashion, here is how Swami Kriyananda renders it:
Song of the Nightingale (Swami sings)
That Night When Christ Was Born
To Death I’m a Stranger – PDF – SATB score with new words by Swamiji, May 2013
To Death – PDF score – Tenor – new words, May 2013
Where Has My Love Gone? (Virge) Note: this is the descant part marked “Bass” in the score, but which is often (usually?) sung by the tenors as it is quite high. Otherwise, tenors sing melody. In the Virge version, watch out for errors in timing.
Where Has My Love Gone? (David Eby)
Where Has My Love Gone? (Duet – Tenor & Bass) Best practice track for the bass part.
Why — see virge parts near the end of the linked page.
Oratorio
With David Eby’s MP3s, you can adjust the playback left-right balance to hear more of David’s voice or the background performance. On Mac, the balance slider looks like this: 
Three Wise Men (tenor & alto)
Sing Out With Joy (tenor & choir)
He Who Clothes the Fields (slow)
Thy Light (Italian and English words by Assisi Choir – wonderful)