This original swing chart will really light up your group. It features an alto sax part that swings along with the chorus, so it’s a good way to get one of your jazz band people involved. The lyrics are age-appropriate and have a great positive message. Piano, bass, and alto sax parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A great straight-ahead swing version of a true standard. This arrangement for the guys in your choir features four-part harmony with an open section for improvisation and great ensemble backgrounds. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A beautiful, contemporary a cappella arrangement of one of the most well-known pieces of music ever composed. The men’s ensemble parts are flowing and melodic and fully support the haunting melody that is so familiar. Although it is done as an ensemble piece, the melody could be done as a lyric solo as well. Difficulty level 4.

This a cappella blues standard features fun, but challenging harmonies and great rhythmic ideas. The unique sound of Just 4 Kicks men’s ensemble really makes this arrangement come alive. There is room for vocal improvisation in the middle as well as a big shout chorus to make this a program favorite with your audience. Difficulty level 4.

An cappella arrangement of an old-time standard hymn will capture the attention of your audiences and provide an excellent opportunity for the men in your group to really shine. Features ensemble throughout with great voice leading and moderate vocal ranges. Lots of powerful chordal writing makes this piece truly stand out from the rest. Difficulty level 3.

A great gospel arrangement in the Just 4 Kicks series. This tried and true a cappella piece will develop ensemble techniques, independent singing and will get your guys grooving. The bass line, harmonies and rhythms are really hip. Difficulty level 4.

Want to learn to play chords off of a lead sheet? This step-by-step method will teach you about: basic piano technique, playing triads and seventh chords, reading jazz chord symbols, smooth voice leading between chords, and ii-V-I progressions using just three notes.

Here is a great selection for your patriotic programming needs. The piece was dedicated to the First Strike Band of Brothers who responded to the 9/11 tragedy. The lyrics are appropriate in honoring any of our celebrated heroes. Smooth voice leading and a haunting melody make this piece easy to learn and sing. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 2.

Composed/recorded by legendary flautist Herbie Mann and re-recorded recently by Michael Buble, this 12 bar minor blues progresses from a crisp jazz-rock groove through a swingin’/wailin’ choral middle section (opt. improv) and back again. Piano, guitar, bass and drum parts included. Difficulty level 3.

This mainstay in the Just 4 Kicks a cappella library features a lyric solo in the middle with lots of fun from the ensemble throughout. The arrangement brings out the best in men’s voices with just the right range and tonal colors. The rhythmic effect is true jazz and the piece contains great harmonies to make the guys sound wonderful. Difficulty level 3.

If you want your guys to really swing, then here is the chart for you. Lots of fun lyrics and great harmonies make this medium tempo jazz shuffle piece a natural for guys to sing. There is a lyric solo in the middle with lots of great backup ensemble parts to go with it. Piano and bass parts are included. Difficulty level 4.

A refreshing a cappella calypso arrangement of an old favorite. A great example of one of Just 4 Kicks’ charts that will be fun for your guys to sing and perform. Follow the musical suggestions and you will come out on the other side feeling way too happy and way too good. Difficulty level 3.

A refreshing a cappella calypso selection of an old favorite arranged for your choir and features a male quartet. A great example of one of Just 4 Kicks’ charts that will be fun for your guys to sing and perform. Follow the musical suggestions and you will come out on the other side feeling way too happy and way too good. Difficulty level 3.

A fun, gospel-shuffle arrangement for your guys in the Just 4Kicks style. Features some solo work as well as great ensemble writing. The feeling of this piece is uplifting and just plain fun. The text is learned by most children and carries through our lives. Difficulty level 4.

If you are looking for a holiday selection for your guys, this is it. It’s just plain fun with lots of humor and good old Doo-Wop writing that will really light up your holiday season. A cappella with incidental solos written into the choruses. Also a great modulation at the end to spice up the big finish. Vocal ranges are moderate with straight-ahead harmonies that are easy to understand. Difficulty level 3.