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Here is the 2011 pop hit by OneRepublic as arranged by a cappella guru Deke Sharon for Tim Seelig and the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus in a vibrant and joyful setting! The lyrics may not be suitable...

Originally recorded by Eric Clapton and produced by Kenneth Babyface Edmonds for the soundtrack of the 1996 film Phenomenon, this brand new arrangement from the powerhouse arranging team of Deke Sharo...

Your favorite male collegiate group from Pitch Perfect is back, this time with a fun Mika song, complete with vocal trumpet jam and gospel breakdown.

Your choir will love to explore the sounds and rhythms and textures of a cappella music with this accessible arrangement of the classic Beatles song from 1966. Great solo showcase, too! Available sepa...

Sting's poignant song expresses our vulnerability, and this sensitive arrangement will touch the hearts of singers and audiences alike. Written in the collegiate a cappella style but accessible to sol...

Few pop songs feature better harmonies than those of the Beach Boys, and Help Me Rhonda is one of their best, with a great close harmony chorus over a swinging bass line. The melody is in the Tenor 1...

Originally made famous by Kay Starr, this arrangement transforms the song into a playful barbershop swing, with the melody in the Tenor 2 line, and lots of right homophony.

Take a rock and roll hajj back to the psychedelic '60s on Steppenwolf's Magic Carpet. Packed with energy, this arrangement makes for a great show opener, closer or encore.

Playful, sweet, melodic... this arrangement brings out all of the best elements of this Beatles ditty, with the melody bouncing between the various voices. When your singers are sixty-four, theyll sti...

Popularized by Roberta Flack in the 1970s, updated by the Fugees and Lauryn Hill in the 90s, this song connects with many generations. This arrangement provides a terrific vehicle to show off the tale...

This #1 song from the Footloose soundtrack, sung by Bonnie Tyler, was one of the biggest songs of the 1980s. Bombastic and fun, it's a great feature for a female soloist, and makes a great show closer...

In the tradition of the Singers Unlimited, Real Group and Take 6, this dense 6-part arrangement of the George Shearing classic is a perfect showcase for an experienced vocal jazz ensemble. Starts as a...

Originally recorded by Eric Clapton and produced by Kenneth Babyface Edmonds for the soundtrack of the 1996 film Phenomenon, this brand new arrangement from the powerhouse arranging team of Deke Sharo...

Let your students express themselves with this 90s soft metal hit by Incubus. In the collegiate a cappella style, this song brings a message of self-empowerment: When I drive myself my light is found....

Popularized by Roberta Flack in the 1970s, updated by the Fugees and Lauryn Hill in the 90s, this song connects with many generations. This arrangement provides a terrific vehicle to show off the tale...

At last, a song for your mixed ensemble that wants to sing 21st century music in the college a cappella style! This ballad by Five For Fighting features a high, light tenor solo singing about that com...

Perfect for pep rallies, sporting events and school assemblies, the breakdown in this arrangement gives your singers a chance to get everyone in the bleachers chanting and clapping along. Rah Rah Sis...

This largely forgotten oldie but goodie features rich harmonies and cascading color notes wrapped up in a sweet, sentimental lyric. A perfect song for your group to sing while serenading someone speci...

A powerful soprano solo sits atop your SATB band as they groove their way through this Blondie classic. A great way to introduce your singers to modern polyrhythms and non-standard syllables in a form...

A soulful tenor solo soaring over rhythmic four part harmonies brings this Marvin Gaye Motown classic to life. A perfect mid-set song to show off your group's ability to groove.

The happiest goth rock song ever written is now available in a cappella format, giving your coolest, moodiest singers a reason to smile. Sing it before Glee does!

One of the great female rock anthems of all time, this Pat Benetar classic makes a great last song or encore, and will have the audience bobbing their heads and screaming for more.

This Van Morrison classic is accessible for newly formed a cappella groups, and satisfying for more experienced ensembles. Available for TTBB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 3:00.