SKU: A0.840576

This is a hauntingly beautiful setting of the words found in the Gospel of John.  A full recording of the piece is found on the SATB version of the song on this site.

SKU: A0.1264476

SKU: A0.1095286

A cappella, voicing is SSAAA + Lead + VP.

SKU: A0.725860

A cappella arrangement of Walk the Dinosaur by Was (Not Was) for Solo + SSAA(T)

SKU: A0.1495434

This arrangement was performed by the Tufts University Jackson Jills in 2022. The Jackson Jills are Tufts University’s oldest all-femme a cappella group, established in 1963. Visit jacksonjills.com for more info.

SKU: A0.1495344

This arrangement was performed by the Tufts University Jackson Jills in 2018. The Jackson Jills are Tufts University’s oldest all-femme a cappella group, established in 1963. Visit jacksonjills.com for more info.

SKU: A0.880337

Beautiful version of this classic song, and suitable for barbershop contest. Complete with the epic David Harrington tag, It was such a romantic affair. That night we met in Berkeley Square (in Berkeley Square) as sung by Ringmasters Quartet - 2012 Barbershop Harmony Society Quartet Champions.

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SKU: A0.856235

This song from 1970 is a kindly, though rather tongue-in-cheek, view of the emergent wave of feminism, and in its story-telling paints a picture of a moment in history in the incidental details of milk deliveries office work as much as in the main incidents of its narrative. The chorus transcends this moment in its cheerfully uplifting appeal to a brighter, more optimistic future.

The arrangement was commissioned to celebrate a moment in the life of a women's chorus, and is crafted to make sure all singers get to participate in relaying the narrative.

N.B. This arrangement is notated in treble and bass alta (i.e. sung an octave higher than written) clefs.

Vocal Ranges:

Tenor: E flat 4 - E5

Lead: A3 - C#5

Baritone: A3 - B4

Bass: D3 - G#4

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SKU: A0.935557

I arranged this song as a tribute to Bowie after hearing of his passing in 2016. It was first performed at a National voice camp for community choirs and it quickly became a firm favourite.

It’s a fun arrangement in 4-part SSAA with an epic dramatic finale. A firm crowd-pleaser for any show package. Suitable for female choir or barbershop chorus (not suitable for competition).

It’s a medium to advanced difficulty.

For more information and teach tracks please contact the arranger Jon Conway: jon.musicman@gmail.com.

SKU: A0.507005

Arrangement of The Ladder for 4-part women's choir: SSAA and piano/keyboard. The lyrics are in a confessional style, while there's a theme of self-determination in the metaphorical ladder of the refrain... The song features on Paula Cole's debut album Harbinger (1994) and runs the gamut of emotions from the urgent, unaccompanied opening strains and melancholy of the verses – to the striving, optimistic, melodic refrain and the joyous climax with divided voices. The original main vocal melody is given to the first sopranos, with the rest of the choir offering a gentle, rhythmicised ah accompaniment in the verses. The crunchy chords and occasional dissonances of the original are dramatised and intensified by the live choral setting. The piano part often operates independently, providing harmonic and rhythmic support and a robust bass in louder passages. No sheet music was originally issued with the song – perhaps because of the richly detailed texture of the women's backing voices – and this arrangement by David M. Hoyle represents the first commercially-available transcription/arrangement.

SKU: A0.1417982

This song takes me back to a time when music was simple, light, and enjoyable to listen to. In the original key from the self-titled Dave Mason & Cass Elliott lp. this was one of the first superstar duet teams to become popular. Why they didn't do a follow-up lp is beyond me. Duration = 2:16. Visit my websites: https://jtp.spread.name/, https://jefftincher.wixsite.com/music, https://www.facebook.com/jefftincherpublishing/.