Choral Choir,Choral (SATB) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.725525 By Willie Nelson. By Charles Brown and Gene Redd. Arranged by Bryan Sharpe. A Cappella,Pop,Rock. 8 pages. Bryan Sharpe (BSharpe Music) #3554797. Published by Bryan Sharpe (BSharpe Music) (A0.725525). Contemporary a cappella arrangement of classic Christmas song, PLEASE COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Solo + SSAA(T)B and Vocal Percussion

Choral Choir (SATB) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.849358 By Helen Reddy. By Ray Burton. Arranged by Drew Downing. Contemporary,Rock. Octavo. 6 pages. Drew Downing #4291359. Published by Drew Downing (A0.849358). The classic masterpiece made famous by HELEN REDDY is the definitive song of women's rights. It became an international hit and has remained so since it's release in 1971 with each generation empowered by it's incredible lyrics and musical hooks.And it packs the same punch today as it did back then!This is an easy-to-learn SATB arrangement, allowing the Soprano and Alto line to lead in unison, with gospel-style supporting vocals provided by Tenor and Bass section (TT and BB optional divisi).Suitable for high schools, community groups, vocal ensembles and colleges.Need a custom arrangement? Email drewdowning84@gmail.com .

Choral Choir,Choral,SATB Chorus - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1494901 By Queen. By Brian May, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, and Roger Taylor. Arranged by Timothy Allen. Pop,Rock. 10 pages. Timothy Allen Music Ltd #1071460. Published by Timothy Allen Music Ltd (A0.1494901). This is one of the last songs that Freddie Mercury recorded before he died, and he wrote it whilst looking out at Lake Geneva, where Queen had a recording studio. He knew he didn't have long left, but his reflections in this song aren't melancholy - he writes of the things he can see out of his window, the beauty of the world, the fun that kids are having outside, and the simple joys of winter. The arrangement has some tricky rhythms, as it aims to stay pretty close to what Freddie sang. Aim for a conversational feel, with some freedom in the delivery, and it will become easier than mathematically working out all the cross-rhythms. Enjoy the big fall-offs - they're really fun!