Light Concert Choral Music

Here's a novelty piece that will steal the show! Beethoven's Fifth Symphony is set for a cappella voices with some creative vocables, style, and a touch of humor. The TTTBB arrangement is the actual

This arrangement turns the 1999 Smash Mouth hit into an English madrigal. Using wonderful harmonic progressions and a tune that most will recognize from the "Shrek" movies, this a cappella piece is a fun

What better way to teach the colors of the rainbow than through song? The title is an acronym for the color spectrum, and this setting really creates a fun, theatrical novelty for children's choirs. Sung in

This wonderful setting of Maya Angelou's famous poem has a nice gospel touch and uses mixed meter, independent vocal lines and dissonant, jazz-influenced harmonies. The text, as Angelou said herself, is

This fun, playful, folk song tells the story of a family of sly foxes. Written for treble voices of all ages, this energetic, engaging, and playful arrangement, complete with instrumental section with body

This American folk song is a perfect change-of-pace selection for your tenor-bass choir. Hilarious lyrics list all the things that Mama doesn't allow - but that they love to do while Mama isn't around!

Young singers will love this short cycle of three pieces based on popular tongue twisters from Spanish-speaking countries: Pablito Clavo un Clavito; Tres Tristes Tigres and Como Poco, Coco

This enduring children's classic, made famous by Peter, Paul and Mary as well as John Denver, is full of fun and whimsy. It is complete with sound effects of a toy that we can't identify on the track,

With lyrics by the great Maurice Sendak and music by the great Carole King, this piece is a winner for your young and developing singers. With references to each month, this is a fun selection for any time

This lively arrangement finds all the charm and humor of the classic American folk song. An intro of the phrase "Uh-hum" is followed by the familiar melody and text, with verses combined to create the story

"Eat your veggies: Grilled or chilled or steamed or fried. Eat your veggies: Sliced or diced or spiralized." A cleverly conceived litany of forty-two vegetables, this selection is sung in patter-style to

"Strike a key and begin with do, do-re-mi and the rest you know; one-two-three, come along, let’s go climbing up the scales." The classic Irving Berlin ragtime style is perfectly captured in this

Containing three movements: Scrolling; Their, There, They're; and Selfie, this tongue-in-cheek novelty number features plenty of fun along with sophisticated vocal harmonies. Your

"I don’t wanna work. I wanna bang on the drum all day!" This super-fun arrangement for developing choirs features singable harmonies and a vocal percussion section where performers mimic the sounds of

"Black as the midnight, and white as the snow; gold as the sunshine, my cat of calico." This folk song styled original features easy-to-sing harmonic patterns and a tongue twisting patter text that tells

Pirulito, which means "lollipop," is a traditional children's song from Brazil. The Portuguese text is easy to learn and fun to sing with simple harmonies, call-and-response, and the melody

This pop hit from 1964 features opportunities for solos or section features. Syncopated vocal lines and a light swing feel add to the fun in this easily learned novelty number. Add the optional rhythm parts

This lively arrangement of the Hank Williams classic is easily learned and lots of fun. Students will enjoy the Cajun dialect, finger snaps, and accessible syncopation. Rhythm parts and an accompaniment CD

Your choir will have a lot of fun with this humorous pop novelty hit from the '40s. This arrangement has a relaxed swing feel, a hint of jazz harmonies, and crazy lyrics that make it an ideal lighter

Frothy fun for caffeine lovers everywhere! From the swingin’ echoed phrases of the catchy chorus to the tasty "with extra foam" ending, this creative chart is equal parts education and fun. Extend the

This delightful choral arrangement of Johann Strauss' famous Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka features a tongue-in-cheek text about gossiping. Musically satisfying, the piece provides opportunities to

A text by Thomas Moore provides the inspiration for this innovative a cappella piece which uses percussion accompaniment to create a magical effect! It begins with a simple melody, then each part joins with

Drawing heavily upon Latin American traditions of syncopation, staccato movement, and rhythmic expression, this piece practically begs you to get up and dance. With a text that teaches solfege in a minor