Audrey Snyder Chornoten

Greetings, lords and ladies! I, William Shakespeare, will be your host this evening and I have a special treat for my thespian friends! You are about to be transported to a land of kings and queens, f...

Greetings, lords and ladies! I, William Shakespeare, will be your host this evening and I have a special treat for my thespian friends! You are about to be transported to a land of kings and queens, f...

From the iconic musical Damn Yankees here is a song about success and what it takes to have it--heart and hope. A feel good song for any concert.

Audrey Snyder's arrangement of this Lauren Daigle hit perfectly captures the simplicity and strength of the original. Building from a quiet statement of human frailty to a triumphant affirmation, this...

This song is the signature hit of South African singer Miriam Makeba. It's in the Xhosa language and with its irresistible groove, you can't help but get on your feet!

Look yonder comin'! Whether you use the playable fiddle part, let your soloist ad lib, or use the professionally recorded ShowTrax CD, your audience will love this Americana favorite that will bring d...

Developing choirs will love building choral skills as they rehearse and perform this holiday classic and you will enjoy introducing singers to this wonderful song, with its warm sentiment and jazz-fla...

Let your ladies find their inner Taylor Swift with her latest pop hit that is flooding the airwaves. Accompany with piano or the accompaniment track that sounds like Taylor's version. Available separa...

Let your ladies find their inner Taylor Swift with her latest pop hit that is flooding the airwaves. Accompany with piano or the accompaniment track that sounds like Taylor's version. Available separa...

This iconic song from the 1960s, a hit for both the Shirelles and the Mamas and Papas among others, has maintained its popularity through the generations and with music fans of all ages. Your singers...

The title track from James Taylor's breakthrough album of the same name in 1970, this sweet song in triple meter evokes dual impressions of childhood and of the lone traveler and will fill your perfor...