Pop Music for Ensembles

Here is the chart topping ballad made popular by Alessia Cara with a message of pursuing adventure and the importance of following our dreams. This accessible arrangement has been carefully crafted for

A little bit cheeky, a little bit naughty, but completely refreshing, multi-faceted composer Minchin gives the 2011 West End adaptation of Roald Dahl's 1988 book "Matilda" a quick-witted and wry look into

"I've heard there was a secret chord that David played, and it pleased the Lord..." This well-crafted arrangement emphasizes the plaintive, haunting melody written by Leonard Cohen almost 40 years ago, used

The powerful Act I closer from the Broadway hit musical "Dear Evan Hansen" explores the complexities of social connectivity and our need for respect and love. An uplifting choral showcase for pop and

"Bah dee yah, say, do you remember, bah dee yah, dancing in September." You know it, you love it. This 1978 #1 hit song from Earth, Wind & Fire is a timeless favorite. This accessible arrangement

You will almost see the heather on the hillside with this vigorous song from the Disney/Pixar animated film "Brave." The triadic vocals dance over the exuberant Scottish accompaniment for a joyful

From the Broadway show "Wicked," a take on "The Wizard of Oz" from the witches' point of view, this is a tender, expressive ballad with touching lyrics:"Like a comet pulled from orbit as it passes a sun.

Two big shows. Two big songs. You Will Be Found from "Dear Evan Hansen" and The Story of Tonight from "Hamilton" are combined into an emotional mash-up created by Lin-Manuel

From the Academy Award-winning composers of "Frozen" and the Disney/Pixar animated film "Coco" comes this tender song of remembrance that won the Academy Award for Best Original Song and continues to rise

Drawing inspiration from the Israel Kamakawiwo'ole version of this mashup, here is an arrangement of two of the most beloved songs of all time. These songs of hope come together in this Hawaiian-style

Elton John made this song famous in 1983 and the movie "Sing" introduced it to today's audiences. The use of unison writing along with fuller harmonies makes this piece a quick learn, and the instrumental

"Blackbird singing in the dead of night, take these broken wings and learn to fly..." Generations of Beatles fans are always touched when they hear this pop classic. This accessible arrangement features a

Originally sung by pop icon Pink and her daughter Willow, this is a bright and sunny song with pure harmonies and a sense of wonder at the world. This simple and upbeat song works for all ages and can be a