Partituras de Jazz de Alfred Publishing

Everywhere you turn this Irving Berlin piece is heard. With Teena Chinn's arrangement, it will create a band of singing instruments second to none.

A very singable vocal jazz setting of the Gershwin® favorite from Russell Robinson. It's got a few challenges but it's well worth the effort. A welcome addition to any concert program.

A very singable vocal jazz setting of the Gershwin favorite from Russell Robinson. It's got a few challenges but it's well worth the effort. A welcome addition to any concert program.

Two Gershwin® classics are combined in a driving Latin style choral as only Kirby Shaw could. Whether you're looking for a change of pace for your concert choir or an upbeat staged number for your sho...

Musical programs the world over will be marking the anniversaries of the Gershwins' births throughout 1997 and 1998. This wonderful choral showcase of Gershwin hits arranged by Carl Strommen can be th...

Put together these two titles in a unique arrangement, and you have a hit! Tom Anderson has created a winning combination of great titles, swinging style, and arranging creativity in this piece. This...

Put together these two titles in a unique arrangement, and you have a hit! Tom Anderson has created a winning combination of great titles, swinging style, and arranging creativity in this piece. This...

Kirby Shaw brings us this extended choral medley (approximately eight minutes) that captures some of the exceptional songs of the songwriting duo of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. A great addition t...

arr. Chinn

arr. Chinn

This stunning rendition of a timeless classic is destined to become a standard in the choral repertoire. Exquisite harmonies and a beautiful accompaniment add that touch of class. Perfect for any perf...

Im Jahr 1925 von Kenneth Casey (Text), Ben Bernie und Maceo Pinkard (Melodie) verfasster Swing-Klassiker in einer Bearbeitung für SATB von Kirby Shaw.

Carl's arrangement of this Gershwin goldie is simply stunning. The vocals are lush and lovely. The accompaniment is simple yet supportive. A must for your library!

Originally featured in the Broadway production of Lady Be Good, this Gershwin composition has become a jazz standard.

This romantic classic from the 1944 Hollywood musical Show Business regained enormous popularity when Harry Connick, Jr. recorded it for the hit 1989 movie, When Harry Met Sally.

Jay Althouse has put together a trio of jazz tunes for young choirs. It opens with a light swing number, followed by a traditional vocal jazz ballad, and closes with a tight, up tempo chart reminiscen...

Jay Althouse has put together a trio of jazz tunes for young choirs. It opens with a light swing number, followed by a traditional vocal jazz ballad, and closes with a tight, up tempo chart reminiscen...

A medley of two train songs, 'Chattanooga Choo-Choo' and 'On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe,' both with music by the legendary Harry Warren. It's a swinging arrangement that's appropriate for y...

Here's a light, swinging arrangement of a cute George and Ira Gershwin song that's ideal for any age choir. High school groups can sink their teeth into it, middle school groups can really make music...

A tight, swinging hit from the 1940s that's perfect for your girl groups or your mixed ensembles. Arranger Alan Billingsley included the opening verse, which sets the stage for the cute lyrics that ma...

The brief Latin text, 'Cantate canticum novum,' means 'Sing a new song.' And this is an outstanding new song to sing. All voicings include legitimate jazz sonorities, canonic verses, and logical chora...