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A Medley of 'Theme from New York, New York,' 'Walking to New Orleans,' 'My Kind of Town (Chicago Is),' and 'Hooray for Hollywood'. This 5-minute montage opens with an original theme, then travels musi...

A Medley of comic songs ('Be a Clown,' 'When You're Smiling,' and 'Make 'Em Laugh') arr. by Greg Gilpin. This classic 2-beat vaudeville-style trio of tunes is jam-packed with frivolity, clever lyrics,...

A Medley of comic songs ('Be a Clown,' 'When You're Smiling,' and 'Make 'Em Laugh') arr. by Greg Gilpin. This classic 2-beat vaudeville-style trio of tunes is jam-packed with frivolity, clever lyrics,...

Blast off your concert with this exciting theme music from Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, 137th Edition! Terrific lyrics, written especially for today's choirs. The perfect upbeat opener.

Blast off your concert with this exciting theme music from Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, 137th Edition! Terrific lyrics, written especially for today's choirs. The perfect upbeat opener.

Don't bother knockin', come on in!' This powerhouse opener will kick your concert into gear. A sensational high energy arrangement from top to bottom. Wow!

Don't bother knockin', come on in!' This powerhouse opener will kick your concert into gear. A sensational high energy arrangement from top to bottom. Wow!

Scat your way to success with this inventive vocal setting of the '70s favorite, an instrumental soul classic by the Average White Band. May be performed a cappella, with piano, or with the rhythmic S...

Now your choirs can perform this soulful, uplifting ballad from Jennifer Hudson's self-titled album. An excellent choice for graduation or any time of year.

Now your choirs can perform this soulful, uplifting ballad from Jennifer Hudson's self-titled album. An excellent choice for graduation or any time of year.

You've probably heard this song recently sung by Seal on his album Soul. But perhaps you first discovered the recording by the Philadelphia soul group Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (1972). Talk about...

You've probably heard this song recently sung by Seal on his album Soul. But perhaps you first discovered the recording by the Philadelphia soul group Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (1972). Talk about...

Carrie Underwood's version of this Mötley Crue hit from 1985 appeared as the farewell song on every American Idol show in season eight. 'You know I'm a dreamer, but my heart's of gold.' Features a gre...

This 1964 gospel-style tune by legendary R&B singer-songwriter Sam Cooke has found new life in today's pop world. Both Seal (on his Soul album) and American Idol's Adam Lambert have hit recordings. 'I...

This 1964 gospel-style tune by legendary R&B singer-songwriter Sam Cooke has found new life in today's pop world. Both Seal (on his Soul album) and American Idol's Adam Lambert have hit recordings. 'I...

Oh, baby! Aretha Franklin move on over! Greg's arrangement is just as funky and full as can be. Great feature solo, too.

Oh, baby! Aretha Franklin move on over! Greg's arrangement is just as funky and full as can be. Great feature solo, too.

A breakout hit for Huey 'Piano' Smith and the Clowns in the 1950s, today Kirby Shaw gives us a fresh and funky blast of an arrangement to cure what ails you!

A breakout hit for Huey 'Piano' Smith and the Clowns in the 1950s, today Kirby Shaw gives us a fresh and funky blast of an arrangement to cure what ails you!

An impassioned salute to the value of music in our lives. Perform it at any public or community event. Great concert opener, closer, or theme song.

Here's the first single released from Canadian jazz singer Michael Bublé's album Crazy Love. His upbeat contemporary sound and harmonies translate wonderfully in this choral setting.

This 1969 Rolling Stones hit has found new life as one of the best singles yet from the TV hit Glee. Featured in the 'Sectionals' episode. 'You get what you need!'

This 1969 Rolling Stones hit has found new life as one of the best singles yet from the TV hit Glee. Featured in the 'Sectionals' episode. 'You get what you need!'

This 1969 Rolling Stones hit has found new life as one of the best singles yet from the TV hit Glee. Featured in the 'Sectionals' episode. 'You get what you need!'