This a cappella (SSAA) arrangement of Feeling Good will be accessible by any community or school choir.
There is a short passage where Alto 1 divides into 2 parts. The melody is shared between all the parts, making it a great sing for all! The song begins in C minor and moves up into D minor, and again into E minor, leading to a rousing and dramatic ending.

There is a separate version available with the main melody extracted for a soloist, i.e. Solo SSAA (and lead sheet for optional accompaniment). The soloist would carry the tune all the way through, with choir playing an accompanying role.


Dorothy Horn is an arranger who lives in Sydney and whose arrangements are designed to be singable by community choirs whose members usually include people with varying musical backgrounds. Dorothy aims to keep her arrangements simple, singable, fairly easy to memorize, within comfortable singing range, while still conveying the beauty and feel of the song. https://www.musicforchoir.com/store/and#65279;

https://youtu.be/owFg_xfbvuU

This a cappella (SSAA) arrangement of Carol of the Bells is accessible to any community or school choir.

The melody is shared between all the parts, making it a great sing for all!

Dorothy Horn is an arranger who lives in Sydney and whose arrangements are designed to be singable by community or school choirs whose members usually include people with varying musical backgrounds. Dorothy aims to keep her arrangements simple, singable, fairly easy to memorize, within comfortable singing range, while still conveying the beauty and feel of the song. https://www.musicforchoir.com/store/

https://youtu.be/d1hSxOp4RjQ

First published in the 1950s, Dorothy Pilling?s Harmonization of Melodies series stands the test of time as a resource for students wishing to develop facility in harmonisation at the piano. Prospective candidates for class teaching and general musicianship diplomas will find these books particularly useful in preparation for the spontaneous keyboard tests that are a feature of these examinations.
The books contain a number of melodies designed for a ?block-chord? style of harmonisation in order to test the student?s accuracy in the reproduction of different progressions; but many pianistic styles are also included to encourage initiative and imagination.

This SSAA arrangement of Christopher Tin's "Baba Yetu" will be accessible to any high school or community women's choir.
There is occasional divisi of all 4 parts.

Dorothy Horn is an arranger who lives in Sydney and whose arrangements are designed to be singable by community choirs whose members include people with varying musical backgrounds. Dorothy aims to keep her arrangements simple, singable, fairly easy to memorize, within comfortable singing range, while still conveying the beauty and feel of the song.
https://youtu.be/zlrx5qcdjSM

Dorothy Pilling?s Harmonization of Melodies series stands the test of time as a resource for students wishing to develop facility in harmonisation at the piano. Prospective candidates for class teaching and general musicianship diplomas will find these books particularly useful in preparation for the spontaneous keyboard tests that are a feature of these examinations. This is the first book of three.

(This Is) A Fine RomanceA Rivendell String Quartet Arrangement - The Pop Standards SeriesFred Astaire and Ginger Rogers made ten motion pictures together: nine for RKO, and one for MGM. Everybody has their favorite, and mine is \"Swing Time\" (1936). Ohio State University professor and Astaire expert John Mueller has cited \"Swing Time\" for possessing \"the greatest dancing in the history of the universe.\" The dance sequences for \"Swing Time\" (e.g. \"Never Gonna Dance\") are considered by dance writer Arlene Croce to be the high point of their art. Dorothy Fields and Jerome Kern (with a little help from Robert Russell Bennett) produced a magnificent score which included \"Pick Yourself Up,\" the Oscar-winning \"The Way You Look Tonight,\" \"Waltz in Swing Time,\" \"(This Is) A Fine Romance,\" \"Bojangles of Harlem,\" and \"Never Gonna Dance.\" As a special treat, at the end of the film Astaire and Rogers sing shortened versions of \"A Fine Romance\" and \"The Way You Look Tonight\" simultaneously. As can be seen from this current arrangement, the two songs fit together beautifully!Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/rivendellarrangements.