Unison and Two-Part Show Choir Music

"Ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough, ain't no river wide enough to keep me from gettin' to you, babe." This #1 hit from 1970 by Diana Ross still has super appeal, and this arrangement

Recorded by the Black Eyed Peas featuring Snoop Dogg, this funky, positive, and original composition is an upbeat pop tune with an edge. With a terrific message about making a difference and accepting one

"In a world full of hate, be a light." These lyrics strike a meaningful chord about our power to affect change in the world. Recorded by Thomas Rhett, Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, and Keith

Here is a dynamic choral arrangement of the 2017 Imagine Dragons hit about overcoming adversity in creativity and life. Filled with interesting rhythms and straightforward part writing, this piece will be a

"I don't know about you, but I feel better when I'm dancin'!" Meghan Trainor's frothy pop hit from "The Peanuts Movie" is here to help your choir get their groove on! True to the original recording, yet

Kids will love this fun partner-song arrangement of a turn-of-the-century American parlor song. After crooning through the familiar melody, singers will delight in the stylized vocal slides that shape the

From High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, this song is a compelling message of empowerment wrapped up in an infectious dance groove. A short rap section in the middle adds to the excitement of this

K-pop phenom BTS returns with their second English-language single, a catchy, feel-good dance track with a retro-disco bounce that's totally irresistible. Slick harmonies and punchy rhythms, some short

Katy Perry impressed with this perky pop hit in 2017 at both the Grammys and Brit Awards, joined on stage by Skip Marley for a short reggae-inspired feature. Singable, danceable, and undeniably catchy,

Introduced in response to school gun violence, this song carries a positive message asking us to pull down the divisions of hatred and learn to get along with each other. In a folk-like style, the piece has

Dua Lipa's hit from "Barbie" is made accessible for choirs in this arrangement written with piano or recorded accompaniment. The disco-pop groove is paired with tight harmonies in a variety of voicings,

"I'm not givin' up... no, not yet." Featured in the movie "Five Feet Apart," Andy Grammer's hit song speaks of the power of friendship, the strength to fight, and the importance of support during difficult