Vocal Jazz Choir Music

Following up on Gilpin's Vox, here's another flexible, fun-to-sing original piece with so many uses! Set up as rondo, this perfect opener is part warm-up, part vocalise, and part novelty, with

Authentically based on the arranger's early singing experiences, this adaptation of the traditional spiritual brings together a hybrid of styles, including gospel, pop, and jazz. A hushed introduction

Beethoven's "greatest hit" is reimagined with a funky twist that your singers will love! Its iconic hook springboards into a rhythmic groove, complete with clapping, snapping, and vocal syllables that

No notes are sung in this original written for four-part voices! Instead, speech teaches rhythm, dynamics, style, choral energy, and can even introduce choreography or simple movement. The vocal parts can

Who doesn't like potato chips? This fun, medium-swing song is sure to be a hit with singers and audiences. The easy-to-sing melody, simple harmony, and cool snaps are perfect for any pop or general

Two classic songs from the 1920s have been stitched together to make a perfect singing (and swingin') valentine. Not just for Valentine's Day, this fun, jazzy medley with full accompaniment is a great way

There's no need to be blue about a rainy day with this fun, jazzy song! With a super-catchy swingin' tune and upbeat lyrics, there is no way they won't be singing right along. Each part has engaging lines

Written back in 1954, this famous song has become a part of the Great American Songbook, with Frank Sinatra's 1964 version becoming the standard. This accessible arrangement brings plenty of unison,

"Say, it's only a paper moon sailing over a cardboard sea, but it wouldn't be make-believe if you believed in me." This enduring jazz standard from the 1930s is a great song of friendship and support, set

Filled with jazz stylings from swing to scat, this arrangement of the classic show tune from Lerner & Loewe's "Brigadoon" is perfect for developing choirs. Singers will love the bright, upbeat

Your younger singers can bring cheer to any concert with this sunny, swingin' original tune! Plenty of unison, simple harmonies, and a little introduction to scat syllables make this an easy-to-learn piece

Set in a easy swing style, this classic tune from Mister (Fred) Rogers is presented in an arrangement that your jazz or concert choir will love. The music from Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood is both iconic and

Jon Batiste's cover of the 1963 Impressions hit in Disney/Pixar's "Soul" brings this early Curtis Mayfield song to a whole new generation. Built on a soulful groove, jazzy twists, and a feel-good vibe, this

Two classic songs from the 1920s have been stitched together to make a perfect singing (and swinging) valentine. Not just for Valentine's Day, this fun jazzy medley with full accompaniment is a great way to

"It's not the color of your hair, it's what you say and what you do!" These inspirational lyrics roll off the tongue with bluesy vocal lines in this original jazz piece for developing choirs. With a fully

Accessible, authentic and fun, this arrangement of the famous Carl Perkins song that helped catapult Elvis to stardom features solo opportunities (including a notated scat solo) and a vocal stacking

This quirky song about the popular potluck side dish originally appeared in the 1944 MGM musical "Broadway Rhythm." Retaining the characteristic sound and style of the time period with bright jazz harmonies

You won't be able to stop grinning with this duo of Put on a Happy Face from "Bye Bye Birdie" and You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile from "Annie." Both songs were written by

Taking a well-known Ziegfeld Follies song from 1927, noted jazz vocalist and arranger Rosanna Eckert guides young singers through harmony, syncopation, and a written-out choral scat section in this

The Andrews Sisters were a popular '40s-era close-harmony singing group whose stylistic compositions and arrangements made them the top-selling female group of all time. This medley of great tunes showcases

What could be more pleasant than singing this favorite song from the classic 1959 Broadway musical in a delightful jazz waltz setting? Accessible and fresh, this arrangement of the very familiar tune is a