From northern England comes this delightful folk song that works well for both mixed and women's choirs. A bright bouncy piano accompaniment rhythmic vocal lines and humorous text create a lively arrangement that's fast and fun. Your singers will love discovering the frolicking character of Bobby Shafto! From northern England comes this delightful folk song that works well for both mixed and women's choirs. A bright bouncy piano accompaniment rhythmic vocal lines and humorous text create a lively arrangement that's fast and fun. Your singers will love discovering the frolicking character of Bobby Shafto!

Classified by BMI as one #25 in the Top 100 Songs of the Century this 1966 pop hit by Bobby Hebb has been covered by hundreds of artists. The soul-stirring melody will be a fantastic selection for vocal jazz and pop groups alike.Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Rhythm Section available digitally (gtr b dm).

Score + 5 parts SAB-5 Happy Songs arranged for SAB choir by Carsten Gerlitz. This pack includes a full score and 5 vocal scores. Songs: Don't Worry Be Happy (Bobby McFerrin); Get Lucky (Daft Punk); Sunny (Bobby Hebb); You Make Me Happy (Sophie Madeleine); Happy (Pharrell Williams).

Travel back in time to an age of young love bobby socks and doo-wop! This charming medley full of entertaining harmony and melody will be a favorite. Includes: Book of Love (The Monotones 1958) Earth Angel (The Crew-Cuts/The Penguins 1955) Graduation Day (The Rover Boys/The Four Freshmen 1956) Lost in the Fifties Tonight (In the Still of the Nite) (The Five Satins 1956) Sh-Boom (Life Could Be a Dream) (The Crew-Cuts 1954). Available: SATB SAB 2-Part ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 8:40.

Roger Emerson's new Discovery Jazz setting of this classic is the perfect introduction to vocal jazz for beginning choirs. Available: 3-Part Mixed 2-Part ShowTrax CD. Approx. Time: 3:00.

Mark Hayes has created a new and wonderful arrangement of this '70s classic made famous by The Hollies. Mark's lush orchestration supports interesting and unusual musical features. A classic recorded by many artists over the years most recently by Barry Manilow in 2007 this piece is a choral masterpiece as a pop selection and perfect for a piece promoting unity and brotherhood in your programming.