Middle School Choir Pop, Jazz, Stage & Screen Sheet Music

Grammy Award winner Bill Withers recorded this happy song in 1977, and this groovin' arrangement stays true to the R&B style of the original while employing some gospel harmonies designed to show off

From the hit musical "Matilda" come two songs that poignantly express the desire for independence and equality: When I Grow Up and Naughty. These songs capture the magic and eccentricity

There are Disney heroes and there are Disney villains, but this rip-roaring choral number belongs to those fringe characters that are just as critical to the story: the sidekicks. They make us chuckle, cry,

Three Beatles songs are given some swing in this dynamic medley: Can't Buy Me Love; Love Me Do and Eight Days a Week. Audiences will love the jazz settings of these top hits!

A fresh, artistic take is given to this Beatles hit, now available as an accessible arrangement for younger choirs. A reimagined harmonic structure makes way for text painting and a cinematic feeling that

Jon Batiste, Pentatonix, and legendary songwriter Diane Warren teamed up to create this soulful, groovy song. An R&B-inspired earworm, this arrangement sends the message that life is sweet in the

Premiering at the FIFA World Cup, this chart-topper recorded by BTS frontman Jung Kook and Qatari singer Fahad Al Kubaisi features driving rhythms and a memorable chorus that delivers the message of

Billie Eilish's melancholy ballad from the "Barbie" soundtrack has introspective lyrics that reflect on finding your place in the world. A poignant opening solo, expressive moving choral parts, and an

Ava Max's exhilarating hit from the "Barbie" movie soundtrack embraces individuality and encourages us to design our own paths. A caffeinated a cappella opening gives way to a dance-pop hook that really

Filled with rhythmic energy, this song from Disney's animated feature "Encanto" expresses the struggle we feel when we are treated differently and the hope we have for a brighter future. The perfect song to

From the hit Broadway musical "Wicked," this lively, effervescent song features Glinda (the Good Witch) preparing to teach Elphaba (the future Wicked Witch of the West) how to be popular. Fun to sing, yet