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The 1966 pop hit by The Lovin' Spoonful is the iconic summer song! From the gritty refrain to the hushed excitement of the bridge, this selection will unite the generations through music! Fantastic ch...

Meghan Trainor and John Legend combine their considerable vocal talents in this ballad that urges us to not take those we love for granted. The classic jazz feel broadens the appeal to a wider audienc...

This single by Katy Perry was written for the 2016 NBC Olympics coverage in Rio de Janeiro, with an epic sound inspiring us to come together with the resolve to be the best we can be. A fabulous messa...

Here is the smash hit from Portugal. The Man. Nominated for Best Pop Duo/ Group performance. The funky bass line, the upbeat groove and the patter delivery of the lyrics make this a hot dance number a...

This Taylor Swift song found its way into the Top 10 charts worldwide, and the catchy melody, infectious rhythms and empowering lyrics will find their way into the minds of singers and listeners alike...

The first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, one of Time Magazine's Top 100 of the Century... for Aretha Franklin the accolades go on and on. The music that electrified a generation s...

From Adele's second album 21 and also performed by Gwyneth Paltrow on Glee. With a piano accompaniment that is almost classical in approach, the reflective vocals express emotion of deep melancholy ti...

This Chart Topper medley features songs from Adele's sophomore album, the 2012 Grammy-Award Winning Album of the Year, 21.

Here is Leroy Anderson's sparkling holiday treasure Sleigh Ride in an exciting new setting by Mark Brymer. Few songs so completely capture the joy shared by family and friends during the winter season...

A fairly easy secular piece for children's choir

Poignant lyrics and powerful music make Sandi Patti's hit a stong choral experience. The optional choralography and sign language included in the octavo will add a special touch to your performance. A...

Commissioned for a 2002 ACDA National Convention performance, this Shari Riley work has established itself as a solid part of the women's choir repertoire.