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Vocal jazz choirs will delight in this musical depiction of bumble bees in flight! With text of "don no don don no don no don" sung in varied rhythmic patterns, the choir sounds like a hive of bees while
A Duke Ellington Latin jazz classic in this Afro-Cuban setting, this song is an energetic selection that will make your choir and audience want to move their feet! Fun and rewarding for your group to
With lyrics comprised of only two sentences, this Henry Mancini/Johnny Mercer masterpiece won the Academy Award for Best Original Song when it was featured in the film of the same name. Vocal jazz groups
Smooth and delicious are the words to describe this a cappella jazz setting of the Cole Porter standard. A delicate opening "oo" section gives way to a unison statement of the melody before melting into
"You'll remember me when the west wind moves upon the fields of barley..." You won't find a better a cappella showcase for your pop or jazz choir than this! Absolutely stunning, with a light pop ballad
Feature your vocal quartet or SATB vocal ensemble with your jazz ensemble! Plus, this chart also includes an additional part for vocal soloist if you prefer. A medium-swing arrangement by Darmon Meader, the
Michele Weir has given this 1967 pop hit by Dionne Warwick a fresh treatment for pop and jazz groups. With solo spots, cascading vocal phrases, and a contemporary keyboard part, this is creative jazz
Darmon Meader is a genius with four-part jazz harmony! This World War II classic evokes memories of the Big Band era. Rubato, mellow blends, and dynamic shaping are keys to this melancholy a cappella
With sensitive lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman, this ballad, popularized by Rosemary Clooney, lends itself well to beginning vocal jazz groups. The melody moves seamlessly from the choir to a featured
Lush, warm contemporary jazz harmonies define this arrangement, with each vocal line featured as if they were soloists. Chord symbols are included for the accomplished jazz pianist, but the realized piano