A wonderful a cappella arrangement of a great jazz ballad that will challenge your men’s group and develop some real ensemble sounds. The harmonies are complex and voice leading is extremely well done. Lots of big sounds and a solo line within the piece. Difficulty level 4.

Here is an a cappella version of a traditional Irish folk song which was a favorite to sing at the end of a festive evening’s activities. The lyrics are uplifting and the message is one of goodwill and friendship. Smooth voice leading and a great melodic line make this a great piece for your concert choir. Difficulty level 3.

This contemporary a cappella piece will challenge your group with complex harmonies and bold rhythmic ideas. The lyrics are powerful and uplifting. Features a tenor soloist and uses a vocal bass line to establish the hard-driving rock feel of this piece. An excellent change-of-pace tune for your jazz concert. Difficulty level 5.

A wonderful a cappella arrangement of a traditional Gaelic folk song that is part of the Music of Just 4 Kicks series. A challenging, but excellent number for the men in your concert or jazz choir. Two lyric solos and rich harmonic backgrounds. It can be done with any number in your ensemble and for any type of program. Difficulty level 3.

A unique a cappella rendition of our national anthem that can be done SSA or SATB with the same arrangement. What a great concept! Kirk uses all the right chords with moderate vocal ranges and excellent voice leading. Difficulty level 3.

Here is a wonderful a cappella ballad with strong lyrics and lush harmonies. Within the piece are male and female solos with rich backgrounds. Harmonies are complex and voice leading is great with moderate vocal ranges. This would make an excellent contest piece. Difficulty level 5.

A cappella ballads don't get any nicer than this Bergman/Grusin classic. In a lush a cappella setting, the melody is shared and vocal lines are lyrical and logical throughout. Difficulty level 3.

A cappella ballads don't get any nicer than this Bergman/Grusin classic. In a lush a cappella setting, the melody is shared and vocal lines are lyrical and logical throughout. Difficulty level 3.

This a cappella ballad is very sensitive, beautiful and haunting all at the same time. The lyric line speaks of deep, true human emotion in a beautiful melodic and harmonic setting. Ensemble throughout using rich, contemporary harmonies and a smooth melodic line. Smooth voice leading with challenging ranges for tenors and basses. Difficulty level 4.

This sweetly romantic a cappella ballad has achieved legendary status over the years. Written by Bobby (Route 66, Lemon Twist, Girl Talk) Troup, and originally popularized by The Four Freshmen and later by The Beach Boys, this one belongs in every jazz choir library. If you do this one right, you can even make grown men cry...for all the right reasons! Difficulty level 3.

This sweetly romantic a cappella ballad has achieved legendary status over the years. Written by Bobby (Route 66, Lemon Twist, Girl Talk) Troup, and originally popularized by The Four Freshmen and later by The Beach Boys, this one belongs in every jazz choir library. If you do this one right, you can even make grown men cry...for all the right reasons! Difficulty level 3.

A quiet, reflective a cappella choral that brings to mind the scene of the first Christmas. A simple 4/4 melody laces its way throughout, allowing for expressive rubatos that climax in the final phrase. Difficulty level 3.

This three-part a cappella ballad uses contemporary harmonies and a delicate lyric line that can be understood and performed by choirs of all ages. The opportunity for sensitive, stylistic interpretation will make this a favorite with performers and audiences alike. Difficulty level 3.

A very sensitive a cappella ballad that will lend itself to all sorts of artistic freedom. A lyric tenor solo and wonderful ensemble writing complete this arrangement. Appropriate lyric line for all ages and moderate vocal ranges. Difficulty level 3.

A fun a cappella piece in a Ray Charles rock and roll style with just a little straight-ahead jazz section at the end. This will be a favorite with your group and really catch your listeners by surprise. Difficulty level 3.