SKU: A0.590531

The simplicity of a flower or a song can snatch your heart... I think it's hard to have someone who doesn't know She by Charles Aznavour and how much this song enchanted generations. Composed by Charles Aznavour, one of the greatest French singers of all time, of Armenian origin, also an actor. Aware of the potential of his newest song, Aznavour decided to record She (written by him and Herbert Kretzmer) not only in French, but also in English, German, Spanish and Italian. And he was right: released in 1974, the song was hugely successful everywhere, topping the UK charts. In 1999, 25 years later, She was covered by the British Elvis Costello for the soundtrack of the film Notting Hill (A Place Called Notting Hill), theme song by the couple William Thacker (Hugh Grant) and Anna Scott (Julia Roberts), quickly reaching worldwide success.

SKU: A0.967100

This arrangement is part of a series called, The PandemiCats, reminiscent of the short form, homophonic barbershop arrangements, affectionately known at the Barber Pole Cats. The PandemiCats are lyrically themed toward the inability of barbershop singers to be able to sing together in person during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SKU: A0.879987

One of the greatest popular songs of the Second World War in an arrangement for SATB choir & piano.

SKU: A0.967104

This arrangement is part of a series called, The PandemiCats, reminiscent of the short form, homophonic barbershop arrangements, affectionately known at the Barber Pole Cats. The PandemiCats are lyrically themed toward the inability of barbershop singers to be able to sing together in person during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SKU: A0.967103

This arrangement is part of a series called, The PandemiCats, reminiscent of the short form, homophonic barbershop arrangements, affectionately known at the Barber Pole Cats. The PandemiCats are lyrically themed toward the inability of barbershop singers to be able to sing together in person during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SKU: A0.961211

This arrangement for trombone quintet, with optional rhythm section, has an up-tempo beat.  A solo section with chords and notated solos are included in each of the trombone parts to encourage solos. The first part requires a player with a confident c2, but all the other parts are accessible to good high school players. For variety, an optional rubato intro is suggested, which can be used in place of the up-tempo start.

Originally published in 1935, this song was sung in the movie I by Frances Langford. She used this song to great affect while on tour with Bob Hope to entertain the troops in WW II. Many artists have had hits with this song, among them Louis Armstrong, Barbara Streisand, and Rod Stewart. Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields collaborated on over 30 songs, including On The Sunny Side Of The Street and I Can't Give You Anything But Love.

The arranger, Bob Coil, is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of music, where he studied bass trombone with Betty Glover. Dr. Coil is the leader of the Bones of Cincinnatus trombone ensemble in Cincinnati, OH.

SKU: A0.1493181

Fun arrangement of this pop song with option of multiple solos splitting up the melody throughout
SSAA + solo during entire song.

SKU: A0.967157

4-part acapella arrangement in the barbershop style of these two classic songs. Learning tracks available: https://kohlkitzmillermusic.com/learning-track/love-medley/