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This artful rendition of a lesser-known 19th-century carol presenting the angelic visitation to Mary is especially appropriate for lessons and carols programs. Creative harmonic motion is accompanied by a

Now is the time, more than ever, for believers to come together and share our heritage of hymnody. Brimming with time-honored hymns of our faith, this collection can be presented as either a seasonal or

A Great American Songbook standard famously recorded by Nat King Cole. With tight stylistic sonorities, a lively swing feel, and scat singing, this arrangement is a dream come true for vocal jazz

"Flash! Bam! Alakazam!" Vocal jazzers will love the fall-offs, slides, tight harmonies, and rapid-fire triplets in this arrangement of the Great American Songbook standard. Two brief notated solos sound

This rhythmically charged opening number from the Netflix movie "Jingle Jangle" has unmistakable theatrical flair and an irresistible groove. The brightly optimistic lyrics resonate at any time of year, not

This original anthem tells the Easter story in a mighty way with piano and/or organ and dynamic optional brass and timpani. The syncopated resurrection fanfare of the opening and closing sections

From the cantata Calvary's Mountain, this effective arrangement of the beloved spiritual is well crafted to deliver a fullness of sound without raising the level of difficulty. The emotional

This stunning arrangement of the holiday jazz standard from the animated special A Charlie Brown Christmas is first-rate material for concert choirs and vocal jazz ensembles! Use the piano accompaniment or

"Yacht rock" (or "West Coast sound"), a moniker for a broad genre of soft rock music with general melodic breeziness often with beach or ocean themes, was a popular style from the mid-'70s to the early

This gentle Brazilian Bossa Nova is one of the most performed songs of all time, and this new arrangement is a wonderful introduction to composer Antonio Carlos Jobim and his signature style. The vocal

This three-song medley is like a mini-musical revue of that iconic Doo-wop style that was so popular in the 1950s. An original opening section sets the stage, and then breaks into Little Bitty Pretty

With the recognizable March of the Toys, this selection features original lyrics that read like a wacky to-do list of holiday preparations with a couple of cameo soloists. With handheld percussion

"The way you wear your hat, the way you sip your tea... no, no, they can't take that away from me." One of the most charming songs of the 1930s, this was introduced by Fred Astaire in the film "Shall We

Here is a 1945 Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald tune that is an easy shuffle. The lyrical hook is fun to sing, and the background harmonies are really tight. There's a short section of choral scat in the