Jazz Chor Noten

Perfect partner song format. 2-part choirs can't go wrong when two singable melodies combine and compliment each other like this. Sing the familiar tune the first time, the lilting new melody the seco...

The light pop beat is a nice addition to this setting of a traditional Latin text. Neither voicing is difficult to put together, and both are fun to sing. Includes some English text in the middle and...

A solid choice for developing choirs, this Donald Moore spiritual arrangement is right on. Based largely on the original, but adding a few new touches, the final outcome is an energy-filled piece with...

Educational opportunities abound with this well-crafted Latin setting by Dave and Jean Perry. Whether performed by 2- or 4-part mixed or treble groups, each majestic phrase is sung by half of the ense...

Bongo and hand drum accompaniment highlight this African-styled work filled with rhythmic intensity. The simple 'alleluia' text allows the melodic and rhythmic lines to take center stage. An add-on se...

What's on everyone's Christmas list? 'Santa, bring me snow, bring me snow, bring me snow' (maybe a foot, or two, or three!). An easy, fun, 60s-style piece written expressly for kids. It's a wintry bla...

The opening piano introduction sets the spiritual stage for this solid gospel-style Christmas number. Lots of 'hallelujah's' make it a joyful addition to your December concerts. There's an add-on sect...

Singer Mel Tormé called 'Dream' 'the national anthem for group singers. ' It's been recorded by everyone from Frank Sinatra to George Shearing, and is the quintessential vocal group number. The vocal...

A medley of two train songs, 'Chattanooga Choo-Choo' and 'On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe,' both with music by the legendary Harry Warren. It's a swinging arrangement that's appropriate for y...