Choral Choir,Choral,SATB Chorus divisi - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1487756 By Chvrches. By Chvrches. Arranged by Robert Shellard. A Cappella,Pop,Rock. 10 pages. Robert Shellard #1064694. Published by Robert Shellard (A0.1487756). A mixed contemporary a cappella arrangement of CHVRCHES synth pop hit, The Mother We Share. Your ensemble is sure to love the unique synth syllables throughout!

Choral Choir (SATB) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.776288 By Chvrches. By Iain Cook, Lauren Mayberry, and Martin Doherty. Arranged by Shawn Pearce. A Cappella. Octavo. 14 pages. Shawn Pearce #4798829. Published by Shawn Pearce (A0.776288). This recent hit collaboration between the synthpop group CHVRCHES and Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams gets the a cappella treatment in this fun collaboration.   It is written as a soloist feature but the harmonies are written into the alto section so you could easily have a group of soprano vocalists (lead goes to a Db5) sing the lead in tandem.  Beatbox/vocal percussion strongly recommended, or you could use regular percussion to accompany your choir.  Bass goes to Gb2.

Choral Choir,Choral,SATB Chorus divisi - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1512203 By Chvrches. By Iain Cook, Lauren Mayberry, and Martin Doherty. Arranged by Andrew Montano. A Cappella,Pop. 28 pages. Andrew Montano #1087243. Published by Andrew Montano (A0.1512203). 10-Part DivisiSolo (Mezzo)SopranoAlto (small group)AltoTenor (3-Part split)BaritoneBass 1Bass 2Science/Visions can be best described as a spinning hurricane of nonstop, synthesized sequences. It takes inspiration from the Eurotrance genre, given its repetitive instrumental and beckoning, ethereal melody. Trance music is best known for this out of body experience and altered state of consciousness. However, this song forms a hybridity between the logical and the spiritual. Answering questions between what's real and what's fantasy. The mysteries of reality and the unanswered truths. This embrace of intellectual curiosity heightens the dynamic contrast, personal discovery, and encourages exploration.If the piece strikes as too difficult, you are more than welcome to substitute a slower tempo or divide ensemble sections. For example, the basses may split into two parts: one taking the pair of E naturals and the other taking the G through D natural. This was kept to save space on the page without stretching the parts too far away.Encourage the ensemble to experiment with formant, as the synthesizer's frequencies travel between forward and back.

Choral Choir,Choral,SATB Chorus divisi - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1503412 Composed by Iain Cook, Lauren Mayberry, and Martin Doherty. Arranged by Andrew Montano. A Cappella,Pop. 15 pages. Andrew Montano #1078860. Published by Andrew Montano (A0.1503412). He Said She Said was the first song CHVRCHES composed for their fourth album after the COVID-19 pandemic. The meaning behind the track focuses on the pressures of being true to oneself and living up to expectations, especially in the ongoing age of social media.The verses describe a hypocrisy and controlling, manipulative struggle with the singer's physicality and mental state. The quotes tell her to act a certain way or mold into a specific shape, but also mention to not go too far in either category. Not having a clear direction and attempting to please others makes the singer feel like they're losing their mind.Lauren Mayberry, the lead vocalist, said The barebones of thesong were there in about an hour and the opening line of thesong was the first lyric that came out.The song released with a music video following Mayberry trapped inside a transparent revolving door with no way ofescaping. She's seen bashing against the glass attempting to break out with shots of her spinning around.Martin Doherty, the synthesist and producer of the band, said The chords felt like they had this eternal tension in them—they never actually release, even though they get really big. Itfeels to me like a panic attack.The lyrics enhance this tense suffocation with Mayberry's build up in the pre chorus followed by her highest range in the chorus. She switches between a false voice/autotune into her natural voice after breaking free from the silence. Almost as if her falsified persona is begging for release but no one responds to her cry for help.