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
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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
A jazz standard in every sense, this has received countless performances and cover recordings since 1930, including the likes of Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, and Frank Sinatra. Versatile and lively,
This Discovery Jazz series edition of Stevie Wonder's 1973 song packs all the joyful Latin energy you would want into an accessible arrangement that is super cool and fun to sing. Great for building skills
This swinging classic song in a call-and-response style offers young singers a taste of vocal jazz. Fall-offs and flips are explained in the performance notes, the choral scat section is fully notated, and
This great swing tune by Jerome Kern from the 1936 hit movie "Swing Time" was originally recorded by Fred Astaire but was also performed by many other jazz greats such as Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, and
Unlike the original ballad heard in the operetta, this is an easy swing choral rendition placed in a key that is comfortable for developing voices, with careful attention to range and accessibility. The
This fun-to-sing piece is a wonderful introduction to vocal jazz for developing choirs, with careful attention to range and accessibility. Including historical references to a few jazz greats and notated
Developing mixed and treble choirs will enjoy performing this jazz-inflected doo-wop song, written in the 1930s but made popular in 1961 by the Marcels. With careful attention to range and voice-leading,
A wonderful choice to expose younger choirs to elements of vocal jazz style in this swingin' tune by Louis Prima. With a careful approach to voice leading, range, jazz rhythms and even notated simple scat
Here is a song written in the big-band era, first recorded by jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald in 1939 and ideal for introducing beginning and developing groups to swing style. In the Discovery Series, it's
Here is the perfect way to introduce your young singers to the Brazilian jazz samba, or bossa nova. Just enough repetition, some simple scat singing, and English subtext are a recipe for success. There's
Introduce your young singers to the blues with this Robert Johnson classic from 1937, memorably covered by The Blues Brothers. With a shuffle-style rhythmic feel, vocal fall-offs and accessible jazz
Was it red? No no no. Was it brown? No no no. The famous Ella Fitzgerald rendition of a classic nursery song is a sassy, jazzy twist on the familiar lyrics. A great choice for developing jazz style in your
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