Gerd Filtgen

Saluting two giants of jazz: Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, as well as all who have followed in their footsteps. With a written out scat section for either solo or section this is a wonderful in...

Introduce your younger choirs to the music of Harold Arlen with this 'must-sing' jazz arrangement by Steve Zegree. Whether you use the notated scat section, or let your singers improvise, your choir w...

Looking for a way to introduce jazz to your youngest choirs? This fine arrangement will do just that while entertaining your audience as well. Fun! Available for 2-Part and ShowTrax CD. Performance Ti...

Discovery Level 2 It's the perfect buddy song! Recorded by Harry Connick, Jr. and featured in the classic film Sleepless in Seattle, this arrangement is a fabulous showcase for treble choirs of all ag...

Discovery Level 2 It's the perfect buddy song! Recorded by Harry Connick, Jr. and featured in the classic film Sleepless in Seattle, this arrangement is a fabulous showcase for treble choirs of all ag...

Discovery Level 2 Here's a fun jazz setting of the famous Sesame Street theme for treble voices inspired by the Singers Unlimited album with pianist Oscar Peterson. Feature your pianist or use the ins...

Discovery Level 2 Here's a fun jazz setting of the famous Sesame Street theme for treble voices inspired by the Singers Unlimited album with pianist Oscar Peterson. Feature your pianist or use the ins...

Here's a fun jazz setting of an old favorite arranged just for treble voices by noted jazz educator Steve Zegree. It's an ideal arrangement for either kids' or women's voices, and the piano accompanim...

If you're blue and feelin' down, this jazz-flavored original is just what the Doctor ordered! Doctor Jazz himself (Dr. Steve Zegree) and John Jacobson have combined their considerable talents to creat...

The Sinatra pop hit gets a jazzy remake for young singers! Steve Zegree's well-crafted 2-part vocals are easy-learned and fun to sing and the piano accompaniment will let every pianist sound like a ja...

Here's a fun, funky and rhythmic version of the favorite folksong that your singers will beg to sing! Even classically trained accompanists will sound hip with the jazz accompaniment.

A cool walking bass line, great swing style and fun scat lyrics make this Steve Zegree arrangement of Joe Raposo's Sesame Street favorite a perfect choice for younger choirs. A wonderful concert theme...

Develop vocal jazz style and an introduction to improvisation with this fun swing arrangement with a great message that is perfect for younger choirs! Nothing's impossible I have found. For when my ch...

Develop vocal jazz style and an introduction to improvisation with this fun swing arrangement with a great message that is perfect for younger choirs! Nothing's impossible I have found. For when my ch...

Lionel Hampton made this song famous and this jazz setting will be a fun change of pace for pop and jazz groups looking for a light-hearted addition to their concerts. Great solo feature! Available se...

Lionel Hampton made this song famous and this jazz setting will be a fun change of pace for pop and jazz groups looking for a light-hearted addition to their concerts. Great solo feature! Available se...

Your developing 2-part choirs will learn about swing and enjoy a bit of scat in this wonderful arrangement of the cute and catchy song from the 1920s.

Eine hervorragende Ballade im Kenton-Stil. Kris Berg hat ein hervorragendes Diagramm arrangiert, um die Lead-Posaune und die Posaunengruppe in Szene zu setzen. Keine improvisierten Soli und der Tonumf...

Confrey is known primarily for his 'novelty piano' compositions, which cultivated the style of Jelly Roll Morton and Scott Joplin. This arrangement of one of his compositions conjures an image of the...

Contents: J. S. Bach: Arioso - Beethoven: Bagatelle in Eb, Op. 33, No. 1; Six Easy Variations on a Swiss Song - Brahms: Intermezzo, Op. 119, No. 3 - Chopin: Fantaisie Impromptu in C# minor, Op. 66, No...

Die Ausgabe der vier Sonaten Carl Maria von Webers, die zwischen 1812 und 1822 entstanden, basiert auf dem Text der Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gesamtausgabe.