A brand new a cappella arrangement of one of the most beautiful contemporary songs ever written. The rich harmonies support the smooth, flowing melody throughout the entire piece. An excellent choice for your jazz festival ballad. This arrangement lends itself to lots of personal touches to make it your own. Difficulty level 4.

Here is an a cappella arrangement of a great old standard selection. The harmonies are very contemporary and the arrangement lends itself to a lot of stylized interpretations. Difficulty level 3.

If you are looking for an excellent jazz festival a cappella ballad, here it is. The smooth voice leading makes sense and moves the melody and harmony through this beautiful ballad in a sophisticated style. Coming from a tried and true blues setting, the lyrics are classic and easy to understand. Optional lyric soprano solo. A perfect festival or program piece for your group. Difficulty level 3.

A beautiful a cappella concert choir piece done in a traditional style. The voice leading and harmonies are very well done and this composition is a great exercise in independent part singing. Vocal ranges are moderate this selection would be perfect for your large group festivals and formal school programs. Difficulty level 3.

A wonderful a cappella arrangement of a James Taylor tune that will challenge your group. It is done in a contemporary "pop"style with great harmonies and rhythms. A male solo is featured in this piece that is perfect for your outstanding soloist. Vocal ranges are moderate and voice leading is smooth and easy to follow. Difficulty level 4.

This wordless jazz waltz ballad was written as an impressionistic piece for an advanced a cappella vocal group. The arrangement incorporates a 12-tone melodic line, backed by lush, tonal jazz chords, and is a great feature for a strong concert choral group to showcase their contemporary music abilities. Requires low “D” from second basses. Difficulty level 5.

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.

Here is a contemporary arrangement of a Stephen Foster favorite written for concert choir. This a cappella version uses the original text to paint a unique, new picture of years gone by. The harmonies are somewhat complex at times, but the logical voice leading and harmonic progressions make this piece quite singable. The piece is ensemble throughout with no solos. Difficulty level 4.

Five-part a cappella with female solo section. This reflective piece highlights the beauty surrounding a spring rain and encourages the listener to press on through the storms of life. Lush vocal harmonies provide the perfect setting for McClure's heartfelt melody and lyric. Suitable for choir or smaller ensemble. Difficulty level 4.

This beautiful piece incorporates a wonderful lyric line with a free-flowing melody and contemporary harmonies to create a truly unique experience for your concert choir. Vocal ranges are intermediate to advanced and the piece is a cappella ensemble throughout with no solos. This will be an excellent selection for your choir to show off its delicate, sensitive work. Difficulty level 4.

This a cappella samba piece has a terrific bass line, vocal percussion fills, and a great tenor lyric solo. Will challenge your group with independent lines and interesting rhythms. A great piece to get that vocal sound focused and develop your ensemble sound. Difficulty level 3.

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.

A cappella usually means slow, ballad or rubato. Not in this case. Ken has composed a great a cappella up tempo chart that can be used as an opener or a great way to end your gig. With words that fit the essence of what a jazz choir is all about, this new and exciting chart promises to be a knock out at your next concert and will surely help your group shine at the next festival. An optional bass part is included. 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 standard jazz chart that is unique and fun to perform. It is a swing, a cappella arrangement with a wonderfully written vocal bass line that your favorite bass will really dig. Lyrics are lighthearted and the ensemble writing is smooth and easy to understand. Difficulty level 4.