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Jazz and concert choirs alike will want to zoom out and buy this hot new choral featured in the motion picture License to Wed. Driving contrapuntal scat melodies are introduced in each voice, then we...

Who can resist this classic movie theme from Casablanca, one of the most famousmotion pictures of all time? This rich arrangement, equally appropriate for jazz, show, and concert choirs, features opti...

Everyone's favorite tribute to the Big Apple has been newly arranged in an unforgettable 'Sinatra-style,' complete with the irresistible final kick line. A choral classic, sure to last in your library...

This dynamic song from the musical Funny Girl is one of Barbra Streisand's signature tunes. Its upbeat lyrics and rhythmic drive make it a concert favorite. Also performed by Rachel on the TV show Gle...

Your students will thank you! This monster power ballad, as heard on the pilot episode of the hit TV show Glee, is from Journey's 1981 album Escape. It's also featured in the current Broadway musical...

Here's a fast-paced, 5-minute, kid-friendly arrangement of five favorite songs from the Sherman Brother's blockbuster movie, Broadway musical, and recent national tour. Fantasmagorical!

Don't miss this fresh edition of the kickin' title song from the current remake of the 1980s hit film Fame. Thirty years later, this song still rocks, and will continue to inspire performers of any ag...

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...

Featured on the pilot episode of the TV hit Glee, this number one power ballad from REO Speedwagon has a continuing life of its own, appearing in multiple movies, TV shows, and commercials. Features a...

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...

Kristin Chenoweth (as the character 'April') performed this stunning ballad on the aptly named 'Home' episode during Glee 's first season. This inspiring song originally appeared in the 1975 breakthro...