Partituras de Kirby Shaw para coro

Frosty is rappin', imitating the Beach Boys, and singing in his best classical style in this crazy thumpity-thump-thumpin' Kirby arrangement. Yo, Frosty!

Don't miss this kickin' new arrangements of one of Gloria Estefan's biggest hits. It's a fabulous show opener or closer, sure to get your audience on their feet!

Turn up the heat with this dynamic pairing of Gloria Estefan's biggest hits, 'Conga' and 'Rhythm is Gonna Get You.' A sizzling audience pleaser with tremendous choreography potential!

A little bit vaudeville, a little bit country, this zany novelty number is a hoot! You know Dasher and Dancer, and Prancer and Vixen? Well, this isn't about those guys, it's actually about their wacky...

With verses in 5/4 and a jazz waltz refrain, Kirby's mellow rendition of this familiar carol is something truly fresh. An optional flute solo is a hip addition to smooth choral parts that are a blast...

This gospel standard as arranged by Kirby Shaw is now back in print with new voicings. A real barnburner, it builds to a 'pull out all the stops' finish!

Peaking at number six on the Billboard Hot 100, 'the heart of rock and roll is still beating' in this kickin' new arrangement of the Huey Lewis and the News classic.

With an infectious hook and great horn riffs, this 1972 classic peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. Usually the final encore during all The Doobie Brothers' concerts, this message of hope is...

This swingin' arrangement gives the old favorite children's song a fantastic update! Jazzy rhythms and hip harmonies abound in the accompaniment, while the vocal parts remain simple and accessible for...

Charting on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1989, this is classic Doobie Brothers. Use the SoundTrax CD or a live combo to make your performance shine!

Written in 1930 and famously recorded by Nat King Cole in 1951, this hit regained popularity when Natalie Cole recorded a 'virtual duet' with her father. Laid-back and fun to sing it became the title...

Check out this amazing list of holiday pops presented in kickin' arrangements, spot-on for young singers! This is a ready-to-go program for choral concerts, a collection of cool Christmas songs to cho...

Originally popularized by Chuck Berry in 1958, some say this was the very first rock 'n' roll Christmas song. Since then, it's been covered by everybody from Bryan Adams and Billy Idol to Kelly Clarks...