Here is truly one of the greatest American folks songs ever written and is one of the Brothers Four Folk Song Series. The uplifting lyrics are powerful and the melody is easy to follow and understand. Features a soloist or duet throughout with a short written piano or guitar interlude. Your group and audiences love this selection. Piano, bass, guitar and drum parts included. Difficulty level 2.

This swing arrangement is pure fun and your group will have a wonderful time with it. A take off of the standard piano hit of many years ago that features a piano solo within the piece with great vocal lines and easy harmonies. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

Popularized by Peggy Lee, Diana Krall and many others, this Northwest jazz choir favorite should be in every jazz choral library! A roaring Basie-style shout chorus makes this swing arrangement extra special! Piano, guitar, bass and drum parts included. Difficulty level 3.

Here is a great straight-ahead swing arrangement of a tried and true American standard that will bring back fond memories to your listeners. The chart begins with the ensemble singing the original theme, goes into a classic ensemble scat section, and finishes with a big ending that would be a great program closer. Piano, bass, guitar and drum parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A New Orleans “street-beat” swing chart with fun lyrics and perfect rhythms. Great voice leading and moderate vocal ranges. Lots of room for soloing with interesting backgrounds. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 2.

This medium swing piece is great for three-part female ensemble. The lyrics tell a great story and the melodic lines are easy to perform. There is a written out solo section as well as a full ensemble section that really swings hard. Piano and bass parts are included. Difficulty level 3.

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.

The lyric line is tender, haunting and speaks of a person happy to be coming home after a long time away. There is a written piano solo in the middle of the arrangement and then a very nice ensemble ending. Done in a straight-eighth note pattern like a rock ballad, this understated piece would make a nice change-of-pace tune to your jazz concert. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

Composed and arranged with lyrics that are filled with passion and emotion, this traditional gospel composition produces a full rich choral sound. Featuring an alto soloist, this work opens with an a cappella section and finishes with a strong driving rhythmic accompaniment. A great festival chart for women’s ensemble. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

Kirby’s inspiration for this chart came from Carmen McRae and Etta Jones. Set in a medium swing groove, the 2nd time through features a big-band style shout chorus alternating with a solo vocaleze. Dedicated to Cal State Univ. Long Beach’s Pacific Standard Time (Christine Helferich-Guter, Director), this one will get everybody’s attention. Feature this one in your concert or festival! Piano, guitar, bass and drum parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A clever, but subtle Latin chart that your group will love performing. Unique lyrics, great melodic lines, a written out piano solo and an improvised solo section that can be done with voices or instruments. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A beautiful contemporary ballad with sensitive lyrics that are appropriate for any vocal ensemble. The featured soprano solo is supported with great ensemble writing. An excellent choice for your festival ballad needs as well as an excellent addition to your jazz concerts. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

This medium tempo blues chart really makes your treble jazz choir swing hard. A very fun lyric line and great ensemble writing will keep everyone’s interest. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 4.

A wonderful a cappella version of a great standard ballad for women's voices. The voice leading is smooth and vocal ranges are quite moderate. Lots of room for stylistic interpretation. An excellent choice for a festival ballad. Difficulty level 3.

A straight-ahead swingin’ arrangement of a jazz standard favorite. Features a solo section with a written vocalese. Vocal ranges are very moderate with great voice leading and smooth transitions. There is a great shout chorus leading up to a perfect ending. Piano, bass and drum parts included. Difficulty level 3.