SATB Vocal Jazz Music

This popular torch song was originally composed for Ella Fitzgerald, but ended up being dropped from the film "Pete Kelly's Blues." She would eventually record it six years later, but in the meantime, a

This sizzling-hot arrangement will appeal to jazz and show choirs, and audiences will love it! In an upbeat swing, this toe-tapper has a fully notated layered choral scat section to provide contrast. Add

This arrangement of one of the most popular bossa nova songs of all time stays true to the style, with plenty of jazz harmonies and a smooth groove. Accented by the piano part and optional instrumental

With lyrics comprised of only two sentences, this Henry Mancini/Johnny Mercer masterpiece won the Academy Award for Best Original Song when it was featured in the film of the same name. Vocal jazz groups

Based on the version from the musical "Jelly's Last Jam" celebrating the life of Jelly Roll Morton, this hidden gem is one of the earliest examples of New Orleans jazz. Not only does it provide a great

Based on the version from the musical "Jelly's Last Jam" celebrating the life of Jelly Roll Morton, this hidden gem is one of the earliest examples of New Orleans jazz. Not only does it provide a great

This well-crafted arrangement is true to Johnny Mercer's original idea while still being fresh and new. A rubato section in straight eighths opens this rich a cappella setting before breaking into a

Pink Martini and the von Trapps have put a new spin on an old standard. The piano opening quotes Debussy's Clair de Lune before melting into a relaxing presentation of the familiar tune. Create a

As created for Disney's Voices of Liberty, this a cappella vocal jazz concert setting of the traditional English folk song combines a beautiful, timeless text with harmonies that strike a perfect balance

A fast swing intro punctuated by piano, bass, drums, and finger snaps leads into a jazzy arrangement of the traditional spiritual unlike any you've ever heard. The choral parts are fun to sing with scoops,

This Latin jazz tune, sung in Spanish, features tight harmonies, nifty vocal articulations, and ostinatos. Solo voices are called upon to imitate various percussion instruments such as bongo drum and

Authentically based on the arranger's early singing experiences, this adaptation of the traditional spiritual brings together a hybrid of styles, including gospel, pop, and jazz. A hushed introduction

Smooth and delicious are the words to describe this a cappella jazz setting of the Cole Porter standard. A delicate opening "oo" section gives way to a unison statement of the melody before melting into