Choral Choir (SSAA) - Level 4 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1259757

By Pentatonix. By Johan Carlsson, Johan Jens Erik Carlsson, John Bellion, Jon Bellion, Jonathan David Bellion, Kevin Olusola, Kristin Maldonado, Mark Williams, Matt Sallee, Matthew Sallee, Mitchell Grassi, Raul Cubina, Ross Golan, Scott Hoying, Sean Meier, and Sean Myer. Arranged by Karen Wilson. 21st Century,A Cappella,Contemporary,Pop. Octavo. 10 pages. Karen Wilson #853033. Published by Karen Wilson (A0.1259757).

This is a fabulous song by Pentatonix which I have arranged for four-part (SSAA) a cappella voices, although sometimes the voice parts split.  It can be sung with or without the body percussion as I know it's sometimes difficult to do both at the same time!

Whilst in the original Pentatonix song, Scott Hoying has most of the solos, I have arranged this so that all voices get the chance to sing the main melody.  The bass part is not the most interesting(!) as the whole song is built over a repeating two-bar phrase (four chords).  However, in this arrangement, I have managed to give them the main melody at bar 30 and at bar 61 they are the only voice-part to sing Mitch's parting tune - it's the basses' time to shine!

I have two versions of this song available.  The other version (Product Number 1355563) is easier to sing.  If you want a challenge, this is the version you should try!  It's as close as I could get to the original.

Choral Choir (SSAA) - Level 3 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1259181

By Pentatonix. By Johan Carlsson, Johan Jens Erik Carlsson, John Bellion, Jon Bellion, Jonathan David Bellion, Kevin Olusola, Kristin Maldonado, Mark Williams, Matt Sallee, Matthew Sallee, Mitchell Grassi, Raul Cubina, Ross Golan, Scott Hoying, Sean Meier, and Sean Myer. Arranged by Karen Wilson. 21st Century,A Cappella,Contemporary,Pop. Octavo. 9 pages. Karen Wilson #852451. Published by Karen Wilson (A0.1259181).

This is a fabulous song by Pentatonix which I have arranged for four-part (SSAA) a cappella voices.  It can be sung with or without the body percussion as I know it's sometimes difficult to do both at the same time!

Whilst in the original Pentatonix song, Scott Hoying has most of the solos, I have arranged this so that all voices get the chance to sing the main melody.  The bass part is not the most interesting(!) as the whole song is built over a repeating two-bar phrase (four chords).  However, in this arrangment, I have managed to give them the main melody at bar 30 and at bar 61 they are the only voice-part to sing Mitch's parting tune - it's the basses' time to shine!

I have two versions of this song available.  The other version (Product Number 1356139) is closer to the original Pentatonix one.  It is more rhythmic and slightly more difficult to sing, so if you like a challenge, then go and check out that one.  But this version is equally enjoyable and will keep a smile on your face and your toes a tappin!!