Written as a tribute to her husband, this moving Joan Baez song first appeared on her album (I Live) One Day at a Time. Lawson's gentle a cappella setting is quickly learned by large or small ensembles. / Choeur SSA A Cappella

From Celine Dion's album Loved Me Back to Life comes this new ballad, perfect for a concert or graduation theme. Quickly learned, with an encouraging hook: 'Cause we're all unfinished songs, waiting for the best part to come along?we're all pictures half drawn, we can be anything we want.' / Choeur SSA

It's a Christmas carol time machine---start with a 1940s 'Saint Nick' and 50s 'Deck the Hall,' add 'Up on the Housetop' 60s-style and disco 'Jingle Bells,' then top it off with a 1980s 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas.' Hip! High-spirited! A showstopper! / Choeur SAB

First published in 1913 You Made Me Love You has been recorded by many great artists over the years including Al Jolson Judy Garland Patsy Cline Aretha Franklin and even Sesame Street's Cookie Monster. The great American pop song standard has been arranged here in an easy light swing style for 3-Part Choir by Jay Althouse. This arrangement of You Made Me Love You features logical voice leading and a full-choral sound both trademarks of Jay Althouse. The piece opens with an optional Soprano solo and can be sung by any size group. Choose either the optional SoundTrax or SoundPax to add rhythm and horns.

A fresh, new, up-tempo arrangement of the popular English folk song. A great piano part drives this Jay Althouse arrangement from the opening measures. The familiar melody and superb voice leading make this an excellent concert and contest piece to show off your choir's talents. Unique! / Choeur SSA

Adapted from Jay's popular American Folk Songs for Solo Singers, this remarkable new choral arrangement works beautifully. The languid minor-key melody is passed from soloist to choir and part to part, often accompanied by mournful background vocals. Not difficult to perform, but appropriately weighty. / Choeur SSA

This popular torch song was originally composed for Ella Fitzgerald, but ended up being dropped from the film Pete Kelly's Blues. She would eventually record it six years later, but in the meantime, a recording by Julie London introduced it to the world. Jay's sweet harmonies make for a bluesy arrangement. / Choeur SSA

The Australian boy band 5 Seconds of Summer burst onto the U.S. scene with a number one CD, including this hit single. Equal parts apology and love song, this arrangement's natural repetition and sensible voice-leading make it quick to learn and easy to sing. / Choeur SSA

New for TBB voices! Jay's crystal clear arrangement begins tenderly, pensively, (with optional solos) then grows and grows to a powerful finish. The universal call for world peace is as relevant today as when this simple song spread around the world almost four decades ago. An impressive concert finale or festival piece, it's perfect any time of year, including Christmas. The easy, optional instrumental SoundPax or SoundTrax will provide an added dimension to your performance. / Choeur SSA

'You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone.' Joni Mitchell's hit song from 1970 gets a fresh hip treatment in this cool Greg Gilpin arrangement for SAB choir with Piano accompaniment.

This popular torch song was originally composed for Ella Fitzgerald, but ended up being dropped from the film Pete Kelly's Blues. She would eventually record it six years later, but in the meantime, a recording by Julie London introduced it to the world. Jay's sweet harmonies make for a bluesy arrangement. / Choeur SAB

What started as words on a storybook page, then travelled to Broadway to light up the stage, is newly arranged for a different use, and now kids can sing what was written by Seuss. So come take a dip in McElligot's Pool, by singing this song with your choir at school. / Choeur SAB

'Come with me, and you'll be in a world of pure imagination.' It's pure joy to sing this hauntingly lovely and inspirational song, originally performed by Gene Wilder in the musical Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Featured in season 2 of Glee. / Choeur SAB

The Splendour Falls and the other songs from The Princess were written for a performance of tableaux from The Princess by the girls of James Allen Girls’ School in London where Holst taught. The song is scored for Female Voices SA with a small echo choir unaccompanied and is full of recognizably Holstian shifting harmonies and Vocal effects. In 1847 Alfred Tennyson later Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom published a narrative poem The Princess that concerned the education of women. In The Princess set at a summer fete a new college for women is created by Princess Ida. A Prince and his friends infiltrate dressed as women. A love story ensues. ThePrincess was also the source material for Gilbert and Sullivan’s Princess Ida.