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I Could Have Danced All Night (from My Fair Lady)

From the Musical My Fair Lady

Lerner, Frederick Loewe/Greg Gilpin (Broadway/Movies)

The key word in this title is “danced.” And what says “dance” more than “disco?” It's a retro/disco version of the Lerner and Lowe standard from the musical My Fair Lady arranged in an unexpected style by Greg Gilpin. Get out your platform shoes, leisure suits, and sing and dance it all night.

Carol of the Snow

Winter words are a perfect fit for this popular Ukrainian folk tune, as we sing about bundling up, sledding over hills and valleys, and dashing through snow-covered trees. The introduction and a brief interlude hint at what's to come—the familiar melody is not sung until later in the piece!

Best Day of My Life

Alternative indie rockers American Authors climbed the charts in 14 countries with this irrepressibly upbeat anthem that has youthful enthusiasm to spare. The plucky banjo riff and street-percussion rhythms are instantly recognizable, and a singable hook offers squeaky-clean pop lyrics. Our SSA voicing easily adapts for 2-part choirs by incorporating a small group of singers on a repetitive one-bar signature phrase.

Five Favorite Holiday Songs (And Five Fabulous Decades of Music)

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!

See you again

Featured on the Furious 7 soundtrack, this hip-hop ballad about the eternal bonds of friendship will inspire choirs and audiences alike. The reflective character of the popular single originally recorded by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth emanates in this arrangement that starts with a delicate solo and builds to full harmonies. A moving addition to any concert!

See You Again

Featured on the Furious 7 soundtrack, this hip-hop ballad about the eternal bonds of friendship will inspire choirs and audiences alike. The reflective character of the popular single originally recorded by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth emanates in this arrangement that starts with a delicate solo and builds to full harmonies. A moving addition to any concert!

See You Again

Featured on the Furious 7 soundtrack, this hip-hop ballad about the eternal bonds of friendship will inspire choirs and audiences alike. The reflective character of the popular single originally recorded by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth emanates in this arrangement that starts with a delicate solo and builds to full harmonies. A moving addition to any concert!

A Musical (from Something Rotten) SATB

In this Tony-nominated number, while trying their best to compete with the wildly successful William Shakespeare, the Bottom brothers, Nick and Nigel, follow the advice of Nostradamus and create a play where an actor is saying his lines, and “out of nowhere, he just starts singing.” A terrific showcase for concert and show choirs!

A Treasury of Organ Music for Manuals Only: 46 Works by Bach, Mozart, Franck, Sa

45 Works by Bach, Mozart, Franck, Saint-Saens, and Others


For organists who prefer to play manuals without pedals, this extensive collection provides a wealth of works. Highlights include J. S. Bach's Partite Diverse, “O Gott, du frommer Gott!”; Best's Prelude on a Chorale by Thomas Tallis; Buxtehude's Fugue in C; the charming Four Pieces for Flute Clocks, written by Haydn for his era's popular musical clocks; Mozart's “Fantasie de Salon,” based on four themes from The Magic Flute; and Pachelbel's beloved Canon in D. Other featured composers include Elgar, Dupré, Beethoven, Frescobaldi, Handel, Liszt, Couperin, and Franck. An informative selection of Notes on the Music provides background for each piece.