Review: Absolutely stunning! The classic "Moon River" is expertly arranged by noted jazz educator Steve Zegree to show your group at its best. Barbra Streisand's classic "The Way We Were" in a lovely a cappella setting. "My Heart Will Go On", the popular love theme from the hit movie Titanic, originally recorded by Celine Dion, is now available in an exquisite setting by Kirby Shaw. The essence of this very moving, emotional ballad, with its haunting melody and tender lyrics, is beautifully captured with word painting and lush harmonies. Guaranteed to create a moment of sheer magic in your concert.

Songlist: The Way We Were, My Heart Will Go On, Moon River

Voicing: sheet-music/tv-shows/

Review: There's nothing more enchanting than a great Broadway tune and here are some of the best! "The Music Of The Night", the powerful and dramatic Andrew Lloyd Webber song from The Phantom of the Opera. in a brilliant a cappella setting by Kirby Shaw and exquisite harmonies and accessible vocal writing make the Rodgers and Hammerstein standard "If I Loved You" a real classic. "If Ever I Would Leave You" is one of the top Broadway love ballads of all time, this arrangement is a natural for a cappella women. Fantastic lyrics offer unique opportunities for lyric expression. This lyrical setting of the Camelot classic love song is sensitive, yet lightly contemporary in feel. Here is a touching standard "Till There Was You" from The Music Man in a beautiful a cappella setting by Kirby Shaw. The jazz harmonies will enchant your singers and your audience. This stunning new a cappella arrangement of the Leonard Bernstein West Side Story ballad "Somewhere" was a featured selection for the 2002 Iowa All-State Choir. Destined to become a classic! "What I Did for Love" is every performer's anthem! From the Broadway classic A Chorus Line, this a cappella setting will leave your audience spellbound!

Songlist: If I Loved You, The Music of the Night, Somewhere, Till There Was You, What I Did for Love

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/vocal-jazz-mixed/

Review: This warm a cappella arrangement of "Maria" beautifully portrays the emotion and thrill of falling in love for the first time. From the Leonard Bernstein classic West Side Story, this is a welcome addition to the TTBB repertoire. From The Little Mermaid, "Kiss The Girl" is in a fantastic a cappella arrangement. Fun Latin rhythms and a variety of vocal inflections make this a great change of pace for any concert! The breathtaking Elton John ballad "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" in a sonorous setting suitable for all a cappella ensembles. From the Broadway classic A Chorus Line, "What I Did For Love" is in an a cappella setting that will leave your audience spellbound! This is every performer's anthem!

Songlist: Kiss The Girl, Maria, Can You Feel the Love Tonight?, What I Did For Love

Voicing: musicals/male-harmony-voices/

Review: This a cappella ballad version of "If I Only Had A Brain" was inspired by Harry Connick, Jr.'s vocal/piano treatment of the hit from The Wizard of Oz. Tight voicings and substitute harmonies make this ideal for jazz concert/festival programming. The rubato styling provides a strong musical showcase for the full choir. This spirited, a cappella, medium swing arrangement of the old silver screen classic, "Singin' In The Rain," will challenge your singers and delight your audiences. An interesting reharmonization and clever scat section provide a wonderful contrast to the delightful melody. It is high energy, it swings and it's fun! "Over The Rainbow," the time-honored standard tune, is given a lush a cappella treatment. There is a feature solo for a soprano or tenor throughout the arrangement, and a very strong and powerful ending. In this sensitive ballad interpretation of the popular jazz waltz by Sammy Fain and Bob Hilliard, "Alice In Wonderland" ranges from unison opening to lush six-part harmony and features a tenor solo. One of the most popular charts.

Songlist: Alice In Wonderland, If I Only Had A Brain, Singin' In The Rain, Over The Rainbow, Alice In Wonderland

Review: 'All The Things You Are,' the classic Jerome Kern ballad, is the perfect choice for that "quiet" spot in your vocal program. One chorus, a cappella, written with great respect for the wonderful lyrics and mood of the piece. Using a dramatic mix of quiet unisons, lush open voicings and some tasteful chord substitutions, this arrangement makes an elegant statement that lets the timeless beauty of the song shine through. 'Surrey with the Fringe on Top' is one of the most challenging vocal jazz charts today and worth every minute. This chart was premiered by Dave Cross and the Edmonds Community College Soundsations. 'Never, Never Land,' the beautiful ballad from Peter Pan, is sure to be enjoyed by all. It features thick, lush harmonies as well as a short, sweet tenor and soprano duet. An absolutely gorgeous piece! This setting of 'Where Is Love?' is a lush and easy listening version of this pretty tune. The voicings are balanced and relatively square so it's a good arrangement to work on tuning your group and getting the voicings to ring and buzz in the appropriate spots. It's relatively short with an AABB form. It's a perfect song for a pensive a cappella moment in your program.

Songlist: All The Things You Are, Never Never Land, Where Is Love?, Surrey with the Fringe on the Top

Voicing: musicals/mixed-harmony-voices/

Review: There's nothing more fun to sing than a great show tune! An inspired a cappella treatment of the "Fats" Waller classic "Ain't Misbehavin'". Many fun options in the center section - "Rudy Vallee" solo, tap solo, etc. Totally unique! A classic Kirby Shaw setting of a Gershwin ballad " Love Is Here To Stay" is a delight. Here's a stunningly beautiful arrangement of the classic Broadway ballad "On A Clear Day". Steve Zegree's a cappella jazz voicings are breathtaking! Recorded by many artists including Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra and Bobby Darrin, "Once Upon A Time" was featured in the Broadway production of All American. Beautiful harmonies and a lyrical melody combine to make this special.

Songlist: Ain't Misbehavin', On A Clear Day, Once Upon a Time

Review: Rent - It's the show that made Broadway history! Now available in an a cappella setting by Steve Zegree, the inspirational rock anthem "Seasons of Love" will be an uplifting concert highlight. More than a few critics consider "Send In The Clowns" to be the greatest Broadway song ever written. This a cappella arrangement is stunning and certainly worthy of Stephen Sondheim's brilliant music and lyrics and could be performed by SATB choirs of any size, including concert choirs. A breathtaking selection for any concert! A dramatic and expressive contemporary setting of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic "Hello Young Lovers" will create a powerful effect of your audience. This unaccompanied setting features striking contrasts in texture and dynamics than enhance the emotional quality of the lyrics. From Frank Loesser's incomparable Guys and Dolls, "More I Cannot Wish You "is gorgeous ballad is set in a stunning a cappella arrangement by the noted jazz educator and arranger Phil Mattson.

Songlist: More I Cannot Wish You, Seasons of Love, Hello, Young Lovers, Send In The Clowns

Voicing: musicals/mixed-harmony-voices/

Review: "I Dreamed a Dream" - Create a moment of magic in concert with Fantine's famous song of broken dreams from the hit musical Les Miserables in a mesmerizing a cappella setting. The expressive ballad "For Good" from the musical Wicked by Stephen Schwartz in a setting for unaccompanied SSAA voices takes on new richness and meaning with solo lines and full vocal ranges. An outstanding selection with a deep and emotional message. Lush vocal textures and expressive harmonies are the highlight of this well-crafted a cappella setting of the classic ballad from Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I. An excellent showcase for both concert groups and vocal jazz ensembles.

Songlist: How Are Things In Glocca Morra?, I Dreamed a Dream, For Good, I Have Dreamed

Voicing: sheet-music/female-voices/

Review: Add a touch of Hollywood to your repertoire! The popular love theme from the hit movie Titanic, originally recorded by Celine Dion, is now available in an exquisite setting by Kirby Shaw. The essence of this very moving, emotional ballad, with its haunting melody and tender lyrics, is beautifully captured with word painting and lush harmonies. Guaranteed to create a moment of sheer magic in your concert. The breathtaking ballad "Can You Feel The Love Tonight?" from The Lion King has a sonorous setting for a cappella ensembles. "Under The Sea' is the showstopper from The Little Mermaid in a dynamite a cappella rendition by the incomparable Kirby Shaw.

Songlist: My Heart Will Go On, Can You Feel the Love Tonight?, Beauty and the Beast, Under the Sea, Preludium

Voicing: sheet-music/tv-shows/

Review: Continuing our New York Voices Series, we present this hot new arrangement by Darmon Meader for the New York Voices. In the tradition of their charts, "Smack Dab in the Middle" is a slick arrangement and is full of fun and humor. The Big Band chart is also available! An excellent choice for any top-notch vocal jazz ensemble. "Bli-blip" - This quirky gem from Duke Ellington has been a staple from the jazz vocal group New York Voices for years and is an audience favorite. The tune is relatively simple and NYV member, Darmon Meader, turns it on its ear, creating a fantastic SATB arrangement. "Moonlight in Vermont" - Lush, contemporary jazz harmonies and styles define this arrangement with each vocal line featured as if they were soloists. Chord symbols are included for the accomplished jazz pianist but the realized piano part is worthy of any player. This is a swing ballad that will leave your audience breathless.

Songlist: Smack Dab in the Middle, Sing, Sing, Sing, Bli-blip, Moonlight in Vermont

Review: Beginning as a waltz, "I Get A Kick Out Of You," this lively Cole Porter tune goes into 4 at the bridge. Initiated by the bass, this time change provides a good vehicle for practicing four in the space of three and vice versa. The tune is short, punctuated by rhythmic shots and ends with a bang. "Let's Do It" is impossible to sing without a smile. Humor, wit, quotes as well as insect and animal sounds thrive throughout its four verses. It's a challenge but well worth the work--and talk about a crowd please! "Love For Sale" is a challenging setting for Cole Porter's cynical look at love. From a soulful alto solo, we move to an up-tempo Latin groove suggestive of life on the street. Featured again in the bridge is the alto whose message is colored by humorous comments and quotes. Rich harmonies abound and build to a dynamic ending. A vamp is used throughout "What Is This Thing Called Love" as an introduction, interlude, ending and even as accompaniment for a be-bop chorus where high women's voices bemoan the pain of love gone wrong. Soprano, as solo or section, is featured on melody throughout this chart.

Songlist: I Get A Kick Out of You, Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love), Love For Sale, What Is This Thing Called Love?

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/vocal-jazz/

Review: Paris Rutherford is a regents professor in jazz studies at the University of North Texas (UNT) in Denton, Texas, where he coordinates vocal jazz studies and directs UNT Jazz Singers. A sought-after clinician in vocal jazz, Rutherford has over eighty vocal jazz arrangements in publication and here we have a collection of his a cappella arrangements. From the quiet beauty of the lyrics to the shimmering vocal textures, Paris Rutherford's setting of this classic Kurt Weill song "Lost In The Stars" will create a wonderful concert moment. Ideal for vocal jazz groups, madrigal ensembles and concert choirs. Jazz lovers will truly enjoy this wonderful a cappella setting of "Detour Ahead". Interesting harmony and well-crafted vocal lines makes this tune particularly enjoyable. "This Is All I Ask" is a jazz standard recorded by all the greats in a superb a cappella setting for vocal jazz and concert groups alike. Wonderful for developing blend and balance.

Songlist: Lost In The Stars, The Very Thought of You, I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good), Yesterdays, This Is All I Ask (Beautiful Girls Walk A Little Slower), Detour Ahead, Lost In The Stars

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/vocal-jazz/

Review: The classic Vincent Youman song "Without a Song" has delighted audiences for decades and has been recorded by artists of every genre. Kirby Shaw has added his superior arranging talent to provide us with a truly wonderful new arrangement. You don't even have to hear this arrangement of "My Funny Valentine" to know how good it is, because it already has the top two ingredients: 1) a great tune, and 2) one of the best arrangers around. Kirby has taken one of the most gorgeous ballads of our time and crafted a special arrangement that's bound to please. "Skylark" - A superbly crafted a cappella rendition of the all-time Hoagy Carmichael favorite standard, carefully woven to ensure logical voice leading for each vocal part. The arrangement smoothly flows from one lush harmony to another, each locked into the surrounding sounds, creating a tightly knit fabric of pure vocal pleasure. Stunning! Kirby Shaw's tradition for creating exceptional a cappella ballads continues with this wonderful arrangement of the Gershwin classic "Embraceable You." Showcase your singers with this very special arrangement!

Songlist: Embraceable You, Misty, My Funny Valentine, Skylark, Someone to Watch Over Me, Without a Song, Days of Wine and Roses

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/vocal-jazz/

Review: This wonderful Neal Hefti composition, "Li'l Darlin," was written for the Count Basie band. Master word-spinner Jon Hendricks has added some lovely, romantic lyrics. This 8-voice SSAATTBB a cappella treatment of "I Get A Kick Out You" is one of Cole Porter's best loved songs. Some of the scat is in homage to the Double Six of Paris. "Love Walks In" lies in the great pantheon of Gershwin songs. Ward Swingle made a rather easy SATB arrangement dedicated to Cole Tyrell and his fine South Haven (Michigan) High School Choir. This is an 8-voice SSAATTBB a cappella version of the well-known Cole Porter standard.

Songlist: Love Walked In, I Get A Kick Out of You, Li'l Darlin

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/vocal-jazz/

Review: The Moment I Saw Your Eyes (Gas House Gang), The Masquerade is Over (Acoustix), Paper Doll (Classic Collection), River of No Return (Suntones), Nobody's Sweetheart (Interstate Rivals), As Time Goes By (Buffalo Bills)

Songlist: Paper Doll, The River Of No Return, Nobody's Sweetheart, As Time Goes By

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: Here's are some wonderful songs from the movies that are perfect for the close harmony treatment. Two great Randy Newman songs from Toy Story 1 and 2 will bring smiles to all. Award-winning arranger June Dale urges performers of this arrangement of the Elton John song "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" to pay attention to projecting the message of the song from the heart. Explore the passion in the lyrics. Enjoy the beautiful harmonies that accompany the strong melody. The rousing chorus "Do You Hear the People Sing?" From Les Miserables will be a powerful closer for any performance. Your men's group will bring down the house!

Songlist: When She Loved Me, Can You Feel the Love Tonight?, You've Got a Friend in Me, Do You Hear the People Sing?

Voicing: sheet-music/tv-shows/

Review: The sweet harmonies of the Beach Boys are so perfect for close harmony arrangements in the barbershop style. This collection feature some of Brian Wilson's finest songs arranged by some of barbershop's top arrangers. What a great combination!

Songlist: Surfer Girl, Kokomo, In My Room, Beach Boys Medley

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: Barbershop on the beach. Great combo! The vocal harmonies are always front and center of a beach boy song and here are some classics that are perfect for your quartet or chorus. be careful the audience might well sing along..

Songlist: Good Vibrations, 409, Wouldn't It Be Nice, Help Me Rhonda

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: The Beatles' song are timeless and many of their songs include vocal harmony. These barbershop arrangements are a delight to sing and audiences always love a Lennon and McCartney song. Watch out they might just start singing along with you.!

Songlist: Beatles Sunshine Medley, With a Little Help from My Friends, If I Fell

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female

Review: Everybody's repertoire should surely include some Beatles songs! They remain the most popular group of all time and for very good reason as their songs are timeless gems that will be pleasing audiences for many generations. Well-suited for close harmony treatment these songs are great fun to sing.

Songlist: Michelle, Eleanor Rigby, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, Beatles Sunshine Medley

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: A collection of favorite Beatle songs arranged especially for four part close harmony singers. John Lennon and Paul MacCartney wrote some of the popular songs of all time and both you and your audience will love these arrangements.

Songlist: With a Little Help from My Friends, If I Fell, When I'm Sixty Four, Yesterday

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: Noted barbershop arranger Dave Briner brings his style and pizzazz to two classic favorites from "The Sound of Music" and "Oliver!". Anastasio Rossi's treatment of Irving Berlin's "I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm" is a treat.

Songlist: My Favorite Things, I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm, Who Will Buy?

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female

Review: These arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business will be great additions to your quartet's repertoire. "Little Saint Nick" - Written by the Beach Boys this classic Christmas song reached number 3 in the charts in 1963. This arrangement is in an easy swing, with a variety of interesting harmonic and rhythmic figures. Keep the tempo steady and take care to sing the syncopations accurately and you'll have a lot of fun singing this vintage Beach Boy tune! The classic 1950 Christmas song "(Everybody's Waitin' for) The Man with the Bag" was originally a hit for Kay Starr and is given a wonderful treatment by David Briner. The humorous "Text Me Merry Christmas" was orginally performed by a cappella supergroup Straight No Chaser. "Happy Holiday/The Holiday Season" - A fun, swingin' chart for your holiday show, Adam Scott delivers a crowd-pleasing arrangement based on the original Andy Williams recording that paired these two holiday favorites together. Accessible for almost any level ensemble, this chart works great as a show opener or closer.

Songlist: Little Saint Nick, Text Me Merry Christmas, (Everybody's Waitin' for) The Man with the Bag, Happy Holiday/The Holiday Season

Voicing: barbershop/christmas/

Review: If you like your barbershop sung in the pure traditional style then this collection is for you. Long associated with barbershop quartets, this classic arrangement of "Coney Island Baby" is a perfect starting point for groups new to the style. "Give Me a Barbershop Song" - There isn't a better way to make my day ... than a good old barbershop song. Invite your audience to sing along with this light-swing original. With its detailed performance notes and fun tags the Close Harmony Collection of beginning barbershop material is perfect for young men learning to sing in close harmony. "I Love That Old Barbershop Style" opens with a very free close harmony verse, this favorite song moves into an easy swing that will show your vocalists at their best!

Songlist: Coney Island Baby/We All Fall, Give Me a Barbershop Song, Harmony Leads the Way, Close Harmony Collection, I Love That Old Barbershop Style

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: Sing the king! Here's some certain fun to add in your repertoire by including these classic songs of the great Elvis Presley. Bring out your inner Elvis impersonation and you will have yourself a crowd pleaser! Just like the king.

Songlist: Elvis Medley, Love Me Tender, Blue Moon of Kentucky

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: The sight of four men singing a love song to a lady is a wonderful thing. There should be much more of it! This arrangement of "When I Fall in Love" should be sung freely, with great feeling for the lyrics. There are a number of sections in which the melody is sung by a voice part other than the lead, so be careful not to obscure the melody. A fun sing! Opening with a gradually building doo-wah introduction, invite your audience to clap along while the lead sings the melody: "Hey little baby o' mine, tell me that the sun don't shine, I love you and you love me, that's the way it oughta be." "Being With You" - Gentlemen singers, you will be in the good graces of your better-half for a very long time after singing them this touching ballad!

Songlist: When I Fall in Love, I Won't Give Up, Hey, Little Baby o' Mine, Being With You

Review: The Everly Brothers are one of the greatest vocal harmony groups and their songs are sure to be timeless. Arranged by some of barbershop's top arrangers these songs are a treat for singers and audiences alike.

Songlist: All I Have To Do Is Dream, Bye Bye Love, When Will I Be Loved?

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: There's nothing more American than the annual Barbershop Society competition held every July 4th and nobody sings a patriotic tune quite like a barbershop quartet. Here is a collection of some of America's finest songs as arranged by some of barbershop's finest arrangers. At least one of these arrangements should be in every quartet's repertoire.

Songlist: America, The Beautiful, Battle Hymn of the Republic, The Star-Spangled Banner, Two Patriotic Classics

Voicing: patriotic/

Review: One of the first songs any group should have in its repertoire is the Star Spangled Banner as their are plenty of opportunities for an a cappella group to sing the National Anthem. Arranged by some of the top Sweet Adeline arrangers these patriotic songs are fun to sing and suitable for a wide variety of events.

Songlist: God Bless America, America, The Beautiful, Battle Hymn Of The Republic, The Star-Spangled Banner, This Is My Country

Voicing: patriotic/

Review: Fun arrangements of some classic pop hits that work perfectly in the barbershop style. "Stand By Me" - Part of the charm and signature of the song is the bass riff, which continues throughout and keeps strict tempo from beginning to end. The Turtles' #1 hit "Happy Together" from 1967 arranged in close harmony will showcase your group at their best! The 1963 pop hit "In My Room" by the Beach Boys translates beautifully into close harmony style! Great for encouraging guys to sing.

Songlist: Hooked on a Feeling, Stand by Me, Happy Together, In My Room

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: Raise the roof with the vibrant close harmonies found in this fun collection of spiritual favorites! A close relationship between the barbershop and gospel quartet styles has been apparent for many years and these arrangement are fine examples. Spirituals sung in the barbershop style can be very moving for both singers and audiences alike and this collection is highly recommended.

Songlist: Amazing Grace, Ride the Chariot, Swing Down Chariot, This Little Light of Mine with Do Lord

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/spirituals/male/

Review: Here's a collection of genuine barbershop classics as they are some of the original arrangements first published in the early days of the Society. These arrangers are some of barbershop's best ever and these will be fun additions to your quartet's repertoire.

Songlist: Bye Bye Blues, Inka Dinka Doo, Me And My Shadow, We Kinda Miss Those Good Old Songs, What! No Women?

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: We carry the very popular Close Harmony For Men sheet music series and now we offer the best of that series in ssaa arrangements. This collection of popular songs are arranged by some of the top close harmony arrangers in the business and are suitable for quartets of all abilities. Lots of fun here!

Songlist: Titanium, Be Our Guest, Happy Together, Fight Song, Hooked on a Feeling

Review: Its always fun to sing in close harmony so let's be sure to also sing some really fun songs! Ricky Nelson's 1960's hit "Hello Mary Lou" is a natural for the tight harmony found in this well-crafted barbershop version. Thie Billy Joel hit "The Longest Time" from 1983 is still a favorite with audiences and singers. This Barbershop arrangement will be the hit of your show! The humorous doo-wop hit "Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp Ba Bomp Ba Bomp)" from 1961 is arranged by the masterful Aaron Dale and is a treat for any quartet to sing. "Bohemian Rhapsody" - This arrangement is an absolute winner! Deke has the wonderful talent of creating arrangements that beginning quartets can sing while simultaneously being very rewarding for more experienced singers.

Songlist: Hello Mary Lou, The Longest Time, Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp Ba Bomp Ba Bomp), Bohemian Rhapsody

Review: This Academy Award winning song "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" has become one of the great standards and very deservedly so. The talented arranger June Dale does a top-notch job with this very rewarding arrangement. "Beauty and the Beast" is one of the best from the amazing songwriting team of Alan Menken and Howard Ashman and Nina Herdes does a remarkable job with this arrangement. From the Jungle Book the delightful "The Bare Necessities" is a treat to perform.

Songlist: Can You Feel the Love Tonight?, Beauty and the Beast, The Bare Necessities

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female

Review: Nobody sang it better than Frank but now we can sing together these wonderful songs recorded by the Chairman of the Board. Some of barbershop's top arrangers have skillfully created these close harmony arrangements that are sure to be fun to sing for groups of all abilities.

Songlist: I'm Gonna Live 'Til I Die, Come Fly with Me, Ring-a-Ding Ding, After You've Gone

Review: Originally written for Kristen Bell and contemporary a cappella group Straight No Chaser, "Text Me Merry Christmas" is a fun, flirty option for the holidays with a pop sensibility. Brand new Learning Tracks available produced by Katie Taylor. "Little Saint Nick" - You'll have 4-part a cappella harmony fun with this barbershop arrangement of the Beach Boys classic song! "Happy Holiday/The Holiday Season" - fun, swingin' chart for your holiday show, Adam Scott delivers a crowd-pleasing arrangement based on the original Andy Williams recording that paired these two holiday favorites together. Accessible for almost any level ensemble, this chart works great as a show opener or closer. "Warm and Fuzzy" - Originally recorded by country singer Billy Gilman for his gold-certified album entitled Classic Christmas. Peter Benson's arrangement is a fresh, fun, and friendly option for your holiday repertoire and is available in both men's and women's keys!

Songlist: Little Saint Nick, Warm and Fuzzy, Text Me Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday/The Holiday Season

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/christmas/ssaa/

Review: Christmas is such a great time for harmony singing with so many great songs that are perfect when sung a cappella. This collection will get everybody in the holiday spirit.

Songlist: Jingle Bell Rock, Merry Christmas, Darling, Winter Wonderland, It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female

Review: More great Holiday songs arranged especially for female close harmony singers.

Songlist: Silver Bells, The First Noel, Joy to the World, Frosty the Snow Man

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female

Review: Featured in the movie Despicable Me 2 "Happy" catapulted to number one with its irresistible melody and hook. Sing the song at a brisk, even tempo, using the syncopation to drive from start to finish. "Titanium" - Wow. Two of a cappella's most highly acclaimed arrangers collaborate on this stunning arrangement of vocal pop sensation Sia's hit song. This is an arrangement that should be in every quartet's repertoire. "Sing" is an original song by Pentatonix, the nation's most popular a cappella group, will bring a contemporary flavor to your quartet. "Sugar" - was a hit for Maroon 5 and is very well suited for a close harmony arrangement.

Songlist: Happy, Titanium, Sing, Sugar

Review: review pending

Songlist: Open Your Arms, My y, Bye Bye Blues, Good Old Days Are Now, Goodbye Means the End of My World, Here's That Rainy Day

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: A great collection of arrangements of classics.

Songlist: I'm Confessin, I'm Gonna Love That Guy ( Like He's Never Been Loved Before ), Lullaby of the Leaves, My Heart Is Aching For You, No Man Is An Island

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: A great collection of arrangements of classics.

Songlist: Are You Lonesome Tonight?, Poor Papa, The Showboat Came To Town

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: A great collection of arrangements of classics.

Songlist: Smile, Strangers, That Old Gang of Mine, That Summer When We Were Young, There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: A great collection of arrangements of classics.

Songlist: Them There Eyes, Tucky Home (Tuck Me to Sleep In My Old ), Unforgettable, Old Familiar Faces

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: What a fascinating blend of two great uniquely American styles of vocal harmony! 'Silhouettes' was a hit single by the Rays in 1957. Tom Gentry's arrangement is an audience pleaser that can incorporate visual enhancements such as sunglasses, leather jackets, and choreography. Be sure to let the 'doo-wop' swing feeling be natural and unrushed, when the audience can understand the humor of the story on the text 'you're on the wrong block.' Feel free to experiment with the smoothness of the bass line by having the section sing on an open vowel such as 'du' rather than 'dm.' "Under the Boardwalk." has become one of the most recognized popular songs ever recorded. Allow the syncopated rhythms to sound free and agile while maintaining a god connected flow to the singing. These songs will add a cool touch of nostalgia to your repertoire and are surefire audience pleasers.

Songlist: Under the Boardwalk, Silhouettes, Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight, Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Review: Here's a great collection of 1950's doo wop classics that will add a touch of nostalgia to your concert. Smooth a cappella harmonies will delight your audience and the arrangements are super fun to rehearse and perform.

Songlist: Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight, In The Still of the Nite, Sh-boom, Silhouettes

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female

Review: These 1950s doo-wop classics will add a touch of nostalgia to your concert! Smooth a cappella harmonies will delight your audience and the arrangements are super fun to rehearse and perform. The blending of these two uniquely American a cappella genres is fascinating and ands an interesting sound to your repertoire.

Songlist: In The Still of the Nite, Under the Boardwalk, Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight, Sh-boom

Review: Having a Barbershop Quartet sing in the park has been a long standing tradition at Disney's Magic Kingdom. Now your barbershop quartet can relive that magic with these excellent Barbershop arrangements of classic Disney tunes.

Songlist: Disney Song Medley: Mickey Mouse March, Give A Little Whistle, Heigh-Ho, When You Wish Upon A Star, Disney Song Medley: Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo, Chim Chim Cher-ee, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, It's A Small World, Let's Go Fly A Kite, With A Smile And A Song

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop/

Review: David Wright is considered by many to be perhaps the most talented barbershop arranger there is and his arrangement are creative, rewarding and fun to sing. And here he arranges songs by some of the finest songwriters of show tunes including Andrew Lloyd Weber, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim and Frank Loesser. This collection really is a must-have for all serious female barbershop singers.

Songlist: The Music of the Night, I Have Dreamed, Back In Business, Sit Down, You're Rocking The Boat

Voicing: a-cappella/arrangements/barbershop-female