From the Broadway and movie hit Mamma Mia! this enchanting tale of love laughter and friendship features the exciting sounds of the group ABBA. You'll find this Discovery arrangement energetic and infectious!

This short chorus is taken from the Romantic Opera Der Freischutz (The Marksman). The story concerns a young brave huntsman called Max and the full [production features the well-known Huntsmen's Chorus sung by his band of men throughout Bohemian woods.Both the composition and the story are prototypical examples Romantic Opera-writing. In this single-sheet version the chorus has been arranged for the upper or female voices by McNaught and is presented in both vocal score and Tonic Sol-Fa.

The festive text of Psalm 150 has been set in many styles over the centuries and here is a new setting of the translation from the Alternative Service Book. This arrangement is taken directly from High Praise (NOV032118).

Swing fever has taken the country by storm! This hit tune (from the Gap commercial) is on the charts with the Brian Setzer Orchestra and makes a terrific show choir feature in this super arrangement by Mac Huff. Available: SATB SAB SSA Instrumental Pak ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: 2:50.

The wonderful How Lovely Are The Messengers taken from the Oratorio St. Paul. Arranged here for Soprano Mezzo Soprano and Alto Voices with Piano accompaniment by Max Spicker.

The writers have taken the historical events surrounding the birth of Christ and reminded us of real applications even today. Memorable music and a thoughtful text make this a perfect choice for all Epiphany observances.

This piece by Jonathan Shippey is perfect for Confirmation discipleship Sunday stewardship Sunday commitment Sunday or for celebrating the Eucharist.

A beautifully graceful and moving song taken from the Opera Andrea Chenier and arranged especially by Emile Serposs for SSA Chorus with Piano Accompaniment.

The well-loved song by Robert Lowry takes on a more reflective and emotional style in this a cappella setting for mixed voices. This unique arrangement allows the singer to delve further into the meaning of the text its musical interpretation and develop more dynamic sensitivity. A refreshing take on a beloved work that will program beautifully.

Join the kids from High School Musical 3 as they look to the future with anticipation in this pop single from the movie soundtrack. “No matter where life takes us nothing can break us apart.” A wonderfulselection for graduation and other end-of-the-year programs! Available separately: SATB SAB 2-Part ShowTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:40.

Jingle Bells takes on a funky '70s/'80s-feel complete with the choir playing sleigh bells! A fun new take on a favorite holiday tune. Add some choreography for a great finish to your concert or encore selection! Available: 3-Part Mixed; 2-Part; StudioTrax CD.

This sweet and tender song from The Muppets Take Manhattan is perfect for graduation or other occasions when you are saying goodbye to a friend or teacher. Performance Time: Approx. 2:40.Available separately: SATB 3-Part Mixed 2-Part and ShowTrax CD.

James Lindsay's Sanbiki No Kashikoi Saru for three voices (SSA). Duration: 5 minutes Composed: 2003 Also published as part of UYMP's Songspin Songbook ISMN M 57036 603 3. Commissioned and first performed by Juice Vocal Ensemble at the York Spring Festival of New Music 8th May 2003. The text for this piece is taken from the Japanese myth of the Three Wise Monkeys (sanbiki no kashikoi saru): ‘mi zaru kika zaru iwa zaru’ literally translates as ‘nothing seen nothing heard nothing said’ but is more commonly known as ‘see no evil hear no evil speak no evil’. The piece itself came before the text and takesas its core influence from the music of the Japanese hip hop/drum and bass star DJ Krush centering around a sample from his track ‘Trihedron’ from his 2002 album The Message at the Depth.

Try A Little Tenderness is the perfect choice for amateur choirs seeking an elegant and sophisticated centrepiece to their choral pop repertoire. Based on Otis Redding's smooth and soulful take on the song, this choral version is bursting with rich harmonies and jazzy chord progressions. Arranged by Jeremy Birchall for SAB chorus with piano accompaniment, this piece opens with a reasonably challenging intro, setting the scene for a beautiful and tender song that will captivate and touch both audiences and performers alike. / Sab Et Piano