Musical-Noten

SATB a capella, with optional guitar, bass, and drums.

Over the Rainbow is a standard that has become forever associated with its most famous interpreter, Judy Garland. Her troubled adult years only added poignancy to her guileless interpretation of the s...

This classic tune from the cherished motion picture The Wizard of Oz continues to be a favorite of every generation. Kirby Shaw's wonderful SATB choral arrangement will be a welcomed addition in today...

Zweisprachige Ausgabe - auch a cappella zu singen!

Zweisprachige Ausgabe - auch a cappella zu singen!

From the Musical 'Carousel'. Arranged for SATB Choir and Piano by William Stickles.

Das Chorstück nKanyezi stammt aus Franco Prinsloos Musical NALEDI - An African Journey. In dieser Erzählung über Mut, Abenteuer und Magie macht sich Naledi, der Morgenstern, auf die Suche nach dem gro...

It's the show-stopping number from Frank Loesser's classic musical Guys and Dolls in a take-your-breath-away setting that will bring down the house! Available separately: SATB, SAB, SSA, ShowTrax CD....

Everyone knows and loves this song. It's from the Stephen Schwartz (composer of Wicked) musical Pippin. Alan Billingsley's arrangement is special, fresh, and contemporary, bringing the popular hit up...

2018 marks the 75th anniversary of Rogers and Hammerstein's first musical together Oklahoma! Here is the title song from that show which still brings the emotions of joy and celebration. What better w...

John Leavitt's dramatic and sonorous setting of this powerful Act II prayer from Les Misérables is now available for SATB and SAB choirs. Premiering alongside the new arrangements is a brand-new, grac...

Revolting Children ist alles andere als so, wie es der Titel vermuten lässt. Tim Minchins Mixed-Meter-Rockspektakel ist ein Ohrenschmaus mit standhaftem und widerstandsfähigem Charakter. Die sich aufb...

A quiet little town in Mid-western America is turned upside down when con-man Harold Hill arrives in town. His plans for escaping town without ever giving a music lesson is thrown a curve when he begi...

Aus der Tony-nominierten Produktion "& Juliet" kommt dieses großartige Medley aus Hits der 90er und 2000er Jahre, die Ihr Publikum mit Sicherheit mitsingen wird!

From Les Miserables, Eponine sings of her unrequited love for the Marius, and how she dreams of being with him. The rich harmonies in this unaccompanied setting will enhance any program. Performance t...

Winning eight Tony Awards, Spring Awakening explores the confusion, the frustration, the joy and excitement of the teenage years through vivid and emotional songs and a powerful and dramatic score. Th...

Here is the spectacular finale from Broadway mega-hit A Chorus Line in the classic choral arrangement by Anita Kerr, newly engraved with a new ShowTrax CD recording. Available separately: SATB, SAB, S...

From Stephen Sondheim's Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Sunday in the Park with George, this song closes Act I. A powerful affirmation of love, art and inspiration, the ideas expressed are those every...

From Stephen Sondheim's Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Sunday in the Park with George, this song closes Act I. A powerful affirmation of love, art and inspiration, the ideas expressed are those every...

One of the many hits from the groundbreaking musical The Wiz. It's arranged in a gospel style with several brief solos. Appropriate for concert and pop choirs. After all, who wants to hear bad news?

The '70s Broadway musical Pippin brought forth this lovely song making it an instant classic. The Teena Chinn choral setting is ideal for any concert - inspiring students to believe in themselves.

Originally composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, with lyrics by Jim Steinman, this soaring and tender ballad from the musical Whistle Down The Wind was a chart hit for Boyzone in 1998, reaching number one...

This is the sensational opening number from the 2015 Broadway show Something Rotten! in which the cast celebrates the inventions, innovations and art of the new era.

This is the sensational opening number from the 2015 Broadway show Something Rotten! in which the cast celebrates the inventions, innovations and art of the new era.