Chorpartituren

Michael Bublé's meaningful hit single from his album Crazy Love in America has a great message: 'We are stronger here together than we could ever be alone, so hold on to me, don't you ever let me go.'...

Here's one of the great, swingin' 'train songs' from the 1940s. Jay's arrangement features a tight, rhythmic 'chug-a, chug-a, oo-woo' section straight from the lyricist Johnny Mercer's own hit recordi...

Who can forget this infectious Doobie Brothers classic, which hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1973? From the familiar opening guitar lick to the final chord, this arrangement really cooks!

This hot Aretha Franklin hit was first heard in the 1976 film Sparkle, and featured again in the recent remake starring Whitney Houston and Jordin Sparks.

This debut single from American Idol season twelve winner Candice Glover hit multiple Billboard charts when it was released. A powerful and moving moment for any concert.

This debut single, from rising pop star Betty Who, received rave reviews when it first appeared online. The memorable hook will have your entire audience singing along with the choir. 'Ooh, somebody l...

Written as a tribute to her husband, this moving Joan Baez song first appeared on her album (I Live) One Day at a Time. Lawson's gentle a cappella setting is quickly learned by large or small ensemble...

From the opening solo to the final chord, this Grammy-nominated theme song from the film Silver Linings Playbook rocks with a strong techno-beat and easy-to-sing hook. Originally recorded by Jesse J,...

We can build this thing together, standing strong forever. Originally recorded by the band Starship, this Oscar-nominated number one Billboard hit also featured Grace Slick. Use the hot SoundTrax CD f...

Kelly Clarkson continues to have chart-topping hits long after being crowned the first American Idol winner. This moving single from her CD, Greatest Hits-Chapter One, is no exception. Powerful!

Even though it was never officially released as a single in the United States, this Led Zeppelin classic was the most requested radio song for over a decade. Now named one of Rolling Stone magazine's...

This expressive ballad has been expertly arranged for a cappella women's voices. A classic song plus a classic setting equals a memorable performance experience for all.

The Australian boy band 5 Seconds of Summer burst onto the U.S. scene with a number one CD, including this hit single. Equal parts apology and love song, this arrangement's natural repetition and sens...

We think WINGS is destined to become a choral classic, in the tradition of Carl Strommen's best-loved 'Like An Eagle.' Your singers will be moved by its message: 'Give me wings to travel swiftly o'er...

The classic John Lennon song specially arranged for two soprano and one alto voice, with piano accompaniment.

'Oh, sometimes I get a good feeling, yeah Get a feeling that I never, never, never, never had before...' 'Levels' ist im Original eher ein Instrumental mit einer kurzen Textpassage, eingefügt aus eine...

'You said you'd follow me anywhere But your eyes tell me you won't be there...' Der gemeinsame Weg ist zu ende, man muss allein weitermachen: Der Song 'Without you' erzählt vom Schmerz der Liebe, vom...

Who can forget the ''Boop, boop-a-doop'' of this roaring '20s classic. Featured in numerous films and stage productions; it is sure to hit a high note with your audiences.

This sixties favorite takes us back to a time when life seemed so simple. Originally recorded by the Chiffons. Let's Party!

Greg Gilpin has skillfully melded two songs together to form a lovely choral setting. The combination of these two wonderful ballads makes for a terrific concert. Everyone will enjoy this one! Recorde...

This classic Rodgers and Hart song takes on a whole new life with its upbeat do-wop arrangement by Jeff Funk. It was featured on the Grease soundtrack.

One of the all-time greatest party songs ever written is now newly arranged for 2-part voices. A top seller for years, kickin' Kirby Shaw style! Don't be surprised if your audience joins in. 'Yahoo! '