Pop Music for Ensembles

This powerful duet by Jennifer Warnes and Bill Medley was #1 in 1987 and won the Oscar the following year for the blockbuster film "Dirty Dancing." It remains one of the most often-performed ballads ever,

Attaining worldwide popularity, and describing "a thousand hugs from ten thousand lightning bugs," this was a #1 hit in 2009 by recording sensation Owl City. This setting for band captures the magic of the

Hey rock fans, here's a powerful rock ballad made famous by Journey, arranged for young jazz ensemble. From the opening line, this chart is magical to the band and the audience. It has no jazz solos, but if

From the cast of Glee, Puck (Mark Salling) steps out in a solo turn on the pop hit from 1969 by Neil Diamond. Your tenors and basses will totally groove to the irresistible hook! "Sweet Caroline, good times

Millions have seen and heard the amazing YouTube performance of Toto's Africa by the Slovenian choir Perpetuum Jazzille as they re-create the sounds of a rainstorm solely with body percussion. This

In the early '80s this group was a vital part of the music scene. Now, thanks to continued air play, video games, and the hit TV series Glee, they are back on top again. Featuring Don't Stop Believin',

Whimsical electronic sounds give this playful hit by Owl City (Adam Young) a freshness that is unique to contemporary pop music. Gradually building to an irresistible release, with a creative sound that is

From the group Journey, this powerful rock ballad from 1981 has enjoyed renewed popularity thanks to the hit TV series Glee as well as multiple uses in film and even on Broadway. Sure to be a hit with

Make a change, make a difference, and start with the face you see in the mirror. Available for choirs at all levels, this gospel-flavored Michael Jackson hit from 1988 offers a great message in its positive

Here is a terrific setting for concert band that displays the variety and depth of music spanning Michael Jackson's career from his early days with the Jackson 5 up through his association with Quincy