At the End of the Road

A hidden gem, this Irving Berlin song holds an important place in Black history – it was written for "Hallelujah," one of the first major studio films to feature an all-Black cast, and first recorded by Ethel Waters, an early pioneer for African American women in the arts. The lyrical message presents an optimistic view through hardship, and the chart features a treble soloist, easy-to-learn jazz harmonies, and a swingin' big finish!

The complete digital bundle includes the reproducible SATB, SAB, and SSA octavos; complete score and instrumental parts for piano, synth, guitar, bass, drums, percussion, two trumpets, two trombones, alto sax, and tenor sax; an SATB full-vocal track, an accompaniment-only track, and SATB part-dominant rehearsal tracks.  Purchase of the bundle also includes sync, performance, and master licenses.

If you’re not dance-savvy, want to save time, or want to save money hiring a choreographer, a complete choreography video is also available with step-by-step instructions.