Partituras de Darmon Meader para coro mixto

This is a masterwork for a cappella SATB choir with optional percussion accompaniment. The Eastern feel of the popular carol, We Three Kings is accentuated by the open intervals of the vocal parts and...

This Paul Simon classic has been dynamically arranged by Eldridge and Meader and recorded by the venerable New York Voices. Smooth jazz vocals and solo lines play against a rhythmic percussion backgro...

Reminiscent of the vocal stylings of the Swingle Singers,' this Darmon Meader original uses text of doo bah doo bah doo and a swingin' melody line which effectively builds into a bluesy groove. It's a...

SATB Voices a cappella S'vivon, or The Dreidl,' is a Jewish folk song in an expressive, lush setting by Darmon Meader for the New York Voices. Originally recorded for the charity Pioneers for a Cure:...

With The Lion and the Mouse, Meader completes his charming, jazz-infused Aesop's fables trilogy with the other two being The Boy Who Cried Wolf (CM9508) and The Tortoise and the Hare (CM9143), both fo...

More than a few critics consider this the greatest Broadway song ever written. This a cappella arrangement is stunning and certainly worthy of Stephen Sondheim's brilliant music and lyrics and could b...

A breathtaking New York Voices arrangement of a touching ballad, recorded on their CD A Day Like This. The piano accompaniment is stunning and the vocal writing is contemporary. Definitely a great cho...

This Lerner and Loewe's hit is certainly an American classic. It's set here as an updated a cappella version by Darmon Meader for the New York Voices as an amazing jazz work not to be missed. Beginnin...

This Lerner and Loewe's hit is certainly an American classic. It's set here as an updated a cappella version by Darmon Meader for the New York Voices as an amazing jazz work not to be missed. Beginnin...

This song was the last one written by George Gershwin before his untimely death at the age of 39. New York Voices' Darmon Meader has arranged it in a classic a cappella vocal jazz style, with surprisi...

The verb 'savor' is defined 'to enjoy with zest, to relish.' And so this lush, soulful a cappella choral should be 'savored' by all, as it identifies those many earthly joys we treasure in life.

The verb 'savor' is defined 'to enjoy with zest, to relish.' And so this lush, soulful a cappella choral should be 'savored' by all, as it identifies those many earthly joys we treasure in life.

This timeless Irish folk song has been arranged by the renowned Darmon Meader of the group New York Voices. Simple unison and harmonies that respect the tune and lyric open then graduate to a more con...

Darmon Meader has achieved international recognition for his work with The New York Voices. Here he arranges this beautiful ballad in the style fitting of this iconic ensemble. Lush, contemporary jazz...

Darmon Meader has achieved international recognition for his work with The New York Voices. Here he arranges this beautiful ballad in the style fitting of this iconic ensemble. Lush, contemporary jazz...

Who could resist this timeless jazz standard arranged by the incomparable Darmon Meader? This bossa nova setting for SATB voices features unison to fourpart singing and occasional divisi that only Dar...

Darmon Meader (of New York Voices fame) adds his vocal jazz touch to Duke Ellington's classic. The lazy, medium swing tempo is just right, and the full-sounding piano accompaniment supports the voices...

Darmon Meader takes a swinging approach to this pop/jazz standard, with a tight vocal arrangement accompanied by piano or optional jazz trio. Clever lyrics make it a real audience pleaser, and your si...

This swinging Rodgers and Hart tune is classic vocal jazz. Includes a scat solo, which is written out or can be sung ad lib. The singers are definitely the stars here, though the arrangement can be do...

Recorded by New York Voices on their Sing, Sing, Sing album, this contemporary Darmon Meader arrangement offers superb vocal jazz writing. Perform with the SoundPax or consider using the full jazz ban...