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An exceptional arrangement of an American standard in a classic, concert-choral style. Jay's arrangement opens and closes with a brief, lush, a cappella setting. In between are beautiful harmonies and...

A unique concert work featuring a combination Latin/Spanish text. The vocal parts are rhythmic yet not difficult; the piano accompaniment provides the excitement. Includes a powerful 16-measure speech...

An exciting choral work mixing traditional Latin with a fresh, new English text. The strong rhythmic pulse of the opening and closing melody contrasts with a chant-like middle section. For choirs of a...

A 'walking tempo' Christmas piece, reminiscent of 'The Little Drummer Boy'. The simple oft-repeated melody builds with successive half step modulatios before ending with a solo or unison statement of...

During the holidays, each of us yearns to have family and friends by our side. For those who can't be with us, we sing this special heartfelt song to encourage them to 'find a place that feels like ho...

This classic tune from the '50s has also appeared as a 'Blues Brothers' classic and in the movie Chicken Run. It's kickin' again in this swingin' Althouse arrangement.

Ein frisches, neues Up-Tempo-Arrangement des beliebten englischen Volksliedes. Ein großartiger Klavierpart treibt dieses Arrangement von Jay Althouse von den ersten Takten an an. Die vertraute Melodie...

With lyrics based on an American folk song, this contemporary and rhythmic offering is perfect for any concert or festival. Cleverly presented as a conversation between the voice parts.

SSAB Rhythmic. Passionate. Scintillating. Take a good look at this vibrant multicultural feature by Jay Althouse. You simply cannot sit still as this sizzling song captures you with its infectious Lat...

Sung by Will and Rachel in the fantastic 'Ballad' episode of Glee, this song was originally recorded in 1981 as a duet between Diana Ross and singer/composer Lionel Richie. Jay's arrangement features...

The James Bond films have always had distinctive music, and the instantly recognizable theme originally premiered in the film Dr. No. Now Jay has cleverly added scat syllables so that choirs can enjoy...

Sung by Will and Rachel in the fantastic 'Ballad' episode of Glee, this song was originally recorded in 1981 as a duet between Diana Ross and singer/composer Lionel Richie. Jay's arrangement features...

Come with me, and you'll be in a world of pure imagination. It's pure joy to sing this hauntingly lovely and inspirational song, originally performed by Gene Wilder in the musical Willy Wonka and the...

Featured over the end credits of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, this song paints the picture of the epic quest taken in the film. The song's roots come from a theme sung by the dwarves earlier in...

Featured over the end credits of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, this song paints the picture of the epic quest taken in the film. The song's roots come from a theme sung by the dwarves earlier in...

What a great pair of songs from the legendary Broadway musical 42nd Street. Bette Midler made 'Lullaby of Broadway' a hit in the 1970s, but it's been around since the golden era of Hollywood. Jay's ar...

It's the 60s, the Age of Aquarius, of hippies, and of the surprise Broadway smash Hair. Here's the title number from the show. . . a real retro hit. The lyrics include 29 adjectives to describe hair....

It's the ultimate 'friends' song from the musical Gypsy, arranged in an accessible style for today's choirs. 'Wherever we go, whatever we do, we're gonna go through it together. ' Great for spring and...

The joyous revival of Finian's Rainbow in Broadway's 2009 season is reason enough to select this inspired and uplifting setting of the beloved song 'Look to the Rainbow.' Charming, with just a bit of...

This pop hit from 1960 (the only #1 hit for the group, The Drifters) has been recorded by dozens of artists from country to r&b, including Dolly Parton and Michael Bubl. Jay's new arrangement has a li...

We love the lyrics on this one; they remind us we're all special, and unique. The sentiment of this 70s pop hit is always timely, and the song has been used in several movies, including The Last Ameri...

Oh the heartache! 'Why must I be a teenager in love?' It's a musical question from the sock hop days of the fabulous '50s. The jitterbug-style arrangement is lively and fresh, yet captures the feel of...

This Olivia Newton-John hit from the '70s translates perfectly as a gospel-edged pop piece for today's choirs. There's a little hint of Elvis, too. Well-crafted choral writing combines with rhythmic d...

Legendary country star Johnny Cash can still be heard singing this unforgettable hit from 1996 on recent TV commercials. A fun way to concentrate on diction-and learn a bit of geography without leavin...

Certainly, not a Christmas season goes by that one doesn't hear Bruce Springsteen's popular rock and roll version of this holiday staple. Now any or all of your choirs can enjoy singing it, too!