This is dynamite! Dig into this challenging, divisi, a cappella setting of Taio Cruz's hit song from the Billboard Hot 100. Features a soloist. "I wanna celebrate and live my life!" It's a blast!

Arranger: Alex Phan | Composer: Taio Cruz | Performed By: Taio Cruz

Michael Buble's upbeat sound and fresh harmonies shine through in this contemporary a cappella setting. Feature a soloist or two over the fun-to-sing vocal accompaniment.

Arranger: Alex Phan | Composer: Amy Foster | Performed By: Michael Buble

"Home" is the debut single and coronation song from American Idol season 11 winner Phillip Phillips. The song was co-written by Drew Pearson and Greg Holden, and produced by Drew Pearson. The single debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 with a first week sales figure of 278,000 downloads. It has the biggest digital sales week for any Idol winner's coronation song,(8) and it became the best selling of all coronation songs,(9)(10) as well as the best-selling song by any Idol alum. It has sold over 5 million copies in the United States

Arranger: Bryan Sharpe | Composer: Charlie Smalls | Performed By: Phillip Phillips | Musical: The Wiz

DJ Calvin Harris collaborated with English performer Ellie Goulding on this top-forty hit. Ben Bram's contemporary treatment is sure to be a hit with your a cappella group!

Arranger: Ben Bram | Composer: Calvin Harris | Performed By: Ellie Goulding

Recorded by GRAMM winner Bill Withers in the 70s, this optimistic song has become a beloved and respected favorite. Robert T. Gibson's groovin' arrangement stays true to the R&B style of the original while employing some gospel techniques designed to show off your SATB singers. Optional electric bass and drumset parts fill out the sound, or perform with the super-charged SoundTrax accompaniment.

Arranger: Bill Withers | Performed By: Bill Withers

American rock band Evanescence had a top ten hit with this rock ballad from their debut album Fallen. Features an alto solo. Recording provided by Briarcrest OneVoice, directed by J. D. Frizzell.

Arranger: J. D. Frizzell | Composer: David Hodges | Performed By: Evanescence

Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Nat King Cole, Peggy Lee, and Harry Connick Jr. are just a few of the artists who have recorded this showtune-turned-standard by American songwriting team Lerner and Loewe. Buoyant syncopations lightly swing through sweet jazz sonorities and arrive at a tender tempo-stretching final cadence. Mark Hayesi divisi a cappella arrangement is equally fitting for concert, show, and jazz choirs. A treasure from My Fair Lady.

Arranger: Mark Hayes | Composer: Frederick Loewe | Musical: My Fair Lady

This rich arrangement with well-designed harmonies is equally appropriate for jazz, show, and concert choirs. Certainly one of the best musical theater love songs of all time!

Arranger: Paul Langford | Composer: Charles Strouse

Originally recorded by young R&B star Tevin Campbell on his Grammy-nominated debut album in 1991, this soulful ballad is truly stirring. An optional solo at the opening provides the opportunity to feature a star singer, while solid choral writing throughout leads to an uplifting and inspiring finish.

Arranger: Mark Hayes | Composer: Marvin Hamlisch | Performed By: Tevin Campbell

A festive choral fanfare from the animated blockbuster The Polar Express! This brief but epic treatment comes straight from the incredible a cappella vocal group, Voctave. Arranger Jamey Ray pulls out all of the stops with divisi in every section, double descants, and an optional soaring soprano obbligato---totaling five octaves of choral grandeur when all the cued notes are sung. A holiday jaw-dropper. Recording provided by Voctave.

| Musical: The Polar Express

Well-crafted choral writing with an unending rhythmic drive propels this spectacular arrangement from beginning to end.

Arranger: Paul Langford | Composer: George Gershwin

Contemporary a cappella groups will enjoy this Reba McEntire top hit as they sing about a relationship gone bad. "So listen Romeo, when you're feelin' kinda lonely, let me tell you where to go: turn on the radio!"

Arranger: Bryan Sharpe | Composer: Cherie Oakley | Performed By: Reba McEntire