Partituras de Pop para Coro femenino (SSA) y piano

This Olivia Newton-John hit from the '70s translates perfectly as a gospel-edged pop piece for today's choirs. There's a little hint of Elvis, too. Well-crafted choral writing combines with rhythmic d...

Don't miss this memorable medley of three great '60s girl-group hits. The 'chicks' in your choir will love it. Fun, timeless music for your concert or show SSA groups. The '60s never go out of style!

Saxes do their tricks at Duke's Place. Perfectly crafted for developing choirs with easy, tight harmonies. Also included are a call and response section and a written-out scat solo. This arrangement h...

Carrie Underwood has given this 1994 Pretenders' hit a fresh new country flavor. With a lyric that's especially appropriate for graduation and year-end concerts, this song is sure to create a special...

This sultry ballad from the Great American Songbook is one of the finest works from the songwriting team of Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen. The dazzling arrangement has a great piano accompaniment, fu...

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Este arreglo picante es fiel al estilo Miami Beach de Gloria Estefan. ¡Es caliente, caliente, caliente! 'Dale la vuelta al ritmo, me encanta oír la percusión'. Incluido en el DVD #28868 del movimiento...

Your ladies will melt the hearts of every man in the audience with this classic Tammy Wynette hit from the '60s.

This dynamic new setting is sure to bea choir and audience favorite for manyyears to come! Arranged in a rhythmic, African, Lion King style. Don't miss the SoundTrax CD, which offers multiple layers o...

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.

Certainly, not a Christmas season goes by that one doesn't hear Bruce Springsteen's popular rock and roll version of this holiday staple. Now any or all of your choirs can enjoy singing it, too!

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...

Yee-Haw! The best darn thing about this arrangement is, well, it's just outright fun to sing! Lots of silly 'oinks,' imitation banjo sounds, snoring, and country-style craziness!

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.

You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone.' Joni Mitchell's hit song from 1970 gets a fresh, hip treatment in this cool Greg Gilpin arrangement.

This powerful Madonna hit charted at #1 in over 30 countries worldwide and was certified 'double platinum' within the first months of its release in 1990. Still popular today, the iconic song and musi...

It's a '50s hit parade! Grab a jukebox and some poodle skirts, and let the good times roll! Enjoy 7 minutes of good, clean, rock-and-roll '50s fun!

Revolutionary pianist and composer Jim Brickman and American Idol contestant Matt Giraud have combined their considerable talents to bring us the ultimate appreciation choral for spring and end-of-the...

This huge-selling title song from Lady Antebellum's second studio album features a memorable country pop hook. It has been at the top of several Billboard charts throughout 2010. During the recent 45t...

Grammy-{nominated/award winner} Bruno Mars hit several Billboard charts with this catchy and uplifting song from his debut album Doo-Wops & Hooligans. Finn gave it the ultimate Glee treatment on the p...

Martina McBride's #1 single from her album Waking Up Laughing is the ultimate uplifting ballad, especially for year-end concerts. 'Build it anyway . . . Dream it anyway . . . Believe it anyway . . . L...

Here's one of the great, swingin' 'train songs' from the 1940s. Jay's arrangement features a tight, rhythmic 'chug-a, chug-a, oo-woo' section straight from the lyricist Johnny Mercer's own hit recordi...

Who can forget this infectious Doobie Brothers classic, which hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1973? From the familiar opening guitar lick to the final chord, this arrangement really cooks!

This debut single from American Idol season twelve winner Candice Glover hit multiple Billboard charts when it was released. A powerful and moving moment for any concert.