SKU: A0.1005700

Here's a fun song for your choral group! Performing an old rock and roll classic in the a cappella style is a great way to connect with your audience and show variety in your programming. Your altos will also love having the melody. Make sure to swing it and have a blast.

SKU: A0.931675

Rollicking fun tune from Loggins and Messina, covered by Poison, and presented here as a playful yet challenging a cappella arrangement suitable for groups of all ages. There can be a bit of theatrics in the bridge, which makes this a fun option for college groups wanting to bring a 70's classic tune to life. Sectional solos are transcribed or added to share the wealth across the whole ensemble, and a slightly jazzy feel has been added here and there as well. .

SKU: A0.1489088

SATB choir arrangement of the 1969 song Make Your Own Kind of Music by Mama Cass Elliot. Arrangement features piano accompaniment and is suitable for amateur and youth choirs

Duration: circa 2:40

With a first class bachelor's degree in Music from University of York, Sam Gilliatt is a singer, choral director, educator and arranger who has written arrangements for many highly contrasting vocal ensembles: professional, amateur, youth, a cappella and accompanied.

SKU: MQ.7.0742-E

English.

American blues icon Ruthie Foster released Mama Said on her 2007 recording The Phenomenal Ruthie Foster. The lyrics are a mother’s advice to her daughter, warning her to “learn how to pray� and to “fall on your knees before you fall in the wrong direction.� This arrangement is deliberately “choral,� preferring to honor Ms. Foster’s exquisite vocal shadings—a bend here, a fall-off there—by avoiding exact imitation. The basses provide the rhythm section of electric bass and closed hi-hat cymbal, leaving the upper three parts in gospel harmony in all but a few measures of the piece. The divisi is confined to a few chords and is not difficult. An arresting and totally unique setting that will be a favorite with any group that is comfortable singing unaccompanied.