SATB Music Selections

"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

The smash hit from ABBA had a resurgence in popularity with the "Mamma Mia!" Broadway show and movies. The vocal writing, iconic piano riff, and driving disco beat stay true to the original in this

Sequins and dance moves are optional, but a rock 'n' roll attitude is required to sing this iconic Cher hit from the '80s. Also featured as the opening number in the Broadway musical "The Cher Show," your

Train's feel-good hit is a sweet selection about love, family, friendship and singing together. Accompanied by ukulele or piano, with easy-to-sing harmonies and availability in a wide variety of voicings,

A smash pop hit, Hey Jude was #1 on the charts longer than any other Beatles song. With accessible ranges, solo opportunities, and an accompaniment CD available, this arrangement is a

Here's a sunny blast from the past!  This 1985 hit by Katrina and the Waves is a super choice for pop/show choirs!

We're havin' a good time! This classic Queen song is upbeat and celebratory, and will be a fantastic opener for your show choir program. Layering vocals are featured in this rockin' arrangement along with a

Pink's powerful music tells the story of a lost generation, its themes mirroring the pain of the many Americans who feel abandoned and unheard in today's society. At a time when musicians and audiences are

Let your students experience this terrific "music" song as recorded by The Doobie Brothers back in 1972. "Don't you feel it growin' day by day, people gettin' ready for the news..."

As recorded by One Republic, this upbeat song has an inspirational message that everyone can relate to. "Hope when the moment comes you'll say: I, I did it all... I owned every second that this world could

This is dynamite! Kirby Shaw's phenomenal arrangement of this Simon and Garfunkel hit ballad is contemporary choral writing at its finest. The light, harmonic a cappella opening is contrasted with this