From Voctave's album The Spirit of the Season, this Christmas favorite shimmers with contemporary a cappella harmonies. Lush and beautiful divisi textures that work for more advanced choirs or a cappella

Channel your choir's inner Freddie Mercury with this outstanding SATB a cappella arrangement of the Queen favorite. "Mama mia let me go!"

From the Barbershop Harmony Society, a four-part a cappella arrangement of the dynamic classic rock song made popular by Queen.

This a cappella version of the 1968 Sly and the Family Stone classic will make a showstopper of a closing number! This well-written arrangement brings together a funky groove with notated vocal percussion

From the first ever all a cappella Broadway musical comes a new show tune with a contemporary a cappella style that your choir will love! The music and lyrics were penned by a team including the creators of

This arrangement of a traditional carol is aimed at accomplished choirs from upper-level high school through college and professional. This new setting is full of rhythm and energy and is a wonderful

"Echoes of peace. Echoes of love. Echoes of hope. We are echoes." This dynamic original work explores a variety of textures in a contemporary a cappella setting created by overlapping echoes of vocal lines

In a style very reminiscent of Take 6, Brigham Young University's a cappella group BYU Vocal Point has created this amazing arrangement of the traditional English carol for a cappella or vocal jazz groups.

Bryan Sharpe turned the popular worship song Good, Good Father, first sung by Chris Tomlin, into a brilliant, modern a cappella arrangement. Great for choirs or ensembles, it includes a solo and

After racking up over a million views on YouTube, this unique a cappella stunner by Brigham Young University's Vocal Point and the All-American Boys Chorus is now available for SATB divisi choirs.

Voctave's rendition is a seamless blend of these timeless Christmas classics, showcasing contemporary a cappella harmonies as is their signature. You'll need sopranos and tenors with high C's – but