The Beatles für Chor

Released in 1966, Revolver was the last project before the Beatles' retirement from live performance. Classic songs included from the album: Taxman, Here, There and Everywhere, Yellow Submarine, Good...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...

Help! erreichte im Sommer 1965 in den USA und im Vereinigten Königreich die Spitze der Charts, und es ist nicht schwer zu verstehen, warum. Der Song ist John Lennons musikalische Antwort auf den schne...

Delving into the depths of the song's emotional content, this imaginative setting of the Beatles classic is technically simple and will showcase the choir's command of jazz harmony. Mesmerizing! Durat...

Your guys will love jamming to the #1 hit from 1969 by the Beatles, with its iconic guitar riffs and fun lyrics. Perfect for younger choirs, it would be easy to add a student rhythm section for the co...

Celebrate 50 years of the Beatles with this energetic song from 1964! Set in a rock style swing, the voices trade off, and the blues chord progression makes it easy to add guitar! A great showcase for...

Totally irresistible, this Beatles hit from the 1968 White Album will add energy and fun to your concert. Perfect for pop and concert choirs of all levels! Available separately: SATB, SAB, SSA, ShowTr...

Discovery Level 1 Introduce your middle school men to the classic sound of the Beatles! Authentic-sounding right down to the accompaniment, this well-crafted arrangement is irresistible! Available sep...

Here are the back-to-back favorites from the 1967 landmark Beatles album in an arrangement custom crafted with appropriate ranges, harmonies and lyric content for younger choirs. A fantastic throwback...

The songs of John Lennon and Paul McCartney are getting better with age. The love song by the Beatles composing duo is as timeless and relevant as ever. Using subtle syncopations and contemporary harm...

From the Beatles 1969 album Abbey Road, these two songs were paired within the climactic medley on Side 2 of the LP, and together are an excellent musical showcase enjoyed by Beatles fans everywhere....