Jazz Chorals

Get hip, little dogies! This country blues tune from the 1940s makes a great western style novelty, perfect for themed concerts or other occasions when you want to have a little fun with your audience...

Reminiscent of the Gene Puerling/Singers Unlimited arrangement, this new realization alternates between standard swing and a soft Samba feel. There is ample room for both singers and players to step o...

The ground breaking vocal jazz ensemble Lambert, Hendricks, & Ross laid the groundwork for all of the groups that have followed. Often using their voices like instruments and inventing the vocalise th...

Here is a jazzy take on a classic pop/rock tune. The original version, sung by The Drifters, with all of its back up harmony and part singing, is a great beginning for a choral arrangement. In the han...

One of the most brilliant melodies constructed over the simple 12 bar blues. Here is a swinging arrangement with room for improvisation from all involved.

This Grammy Hall of Fame song by Fats Waller is a standard in both the American popular song and jazz idiom. New York Voices mastermind Darmon Meader has created an arrangement that covers both of the...