Greg Gilpin

This medley is a wonderful way to teach American classic rock 'n' roll songs, add some edge and theme to your concert, and entertain your audiences - who just might sing along! Easy to learn and perfo...

A James Taylor classic, Greg's arrangements for SATB, SAB and TBB voices reflect the original recording and add lush vocal harmonies that melt into the incredible lyric. Sure to be an audience and per...

This 1981 hit by Sting and performed by The Police has been arranged for your men in a TTB voicing. Accessible, repetitive rhythms, and easy part writing make this perfect for the guys to learn and en...

Greg Gilpin has taken the pop hit songs It's My Party, Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, The End of the World, and That'll Be the Day nd created a smart, story-telling medley of crushed hearts and broken rom...

This new choral arrangement of one of Elvis Presley's biggest hits is perfect for your young singers and especially for your men! The '50s sound is captured here with every bop, bop and oo, ah and wil...

One of the biggest hits of 1961, Chubby Checker's dance craze hit is now a fun SSA and 2-part choral. Come on, everybody, clap your hands. We're gonna do the twist and it goes like this... Irresistibl...

Paul Simon's fabulous '70s hit comes to choral life keeping true to its original sound. Optional tenor and soprano solos with backing chorus and gospel-style harmonies, all to a great shuffle-beat, wi...

It's back to the 50s and 60s with this medley of dance hits: 'Save the Last Dance for Me,' 'Shake, Rattle and Roll,' and 'Let the Good Times Roll,' and it's guaranteed fun for choral groups of any age...

Here's a straightforward bossa nova arrangement by Greg Gilpin of a pop standard from the 1960s. It's written with a very easy choral feel, so it's perfect for your larger groups, yet still has enough...

Tonight, just about half past ten, for the first time in history it's gonna start raining men! The iconic feel-good anthem by the Weather Girls is guaranteed to electrify any stage! Published by Alfre...

Carrie Underwood has given this 1994 Pretenders' hit a fresh new country flavor. With a lyric that's especially appropriate for graduation and year-end concerts, this song is sure to create a special...

Every one of the songs in this seven song medley has been featured on the hit television show American Idol. The songs run the gamut from 'When a Man Loves a Woman,' 'You Raise Me Up,' 'When You Tell...

Your girls will sound great on this trio of recent top-selling Carrie Underwood hits, well arranged by Greg Gilpin. This 5-minute medley features 'Some Hearts,' 'Jesus, Take the Wheel,' and 'All-Ameri...

Goodness, gracious, this one is hot! It's classic rock and roll, full of excitement and fun times. Don't miss this quick-learn arrangement.

A Medley of 'Theme from New York, New York,' 'Walking to New Orleans,' 'My Kind of Town (Chicago Is),' and 'Hooray for Hollywood'. This 5-minute montage opens with an original theme, then travels musi...

A Medley of comic songs ('Be a Clown,' 'When You're Smiling,' and 'Make 'Em Laugh') arr. by Greg Gilpin. This classic 2-beat vaudeville-style trio of tunes is jam-packed with frivolity, clever lyrics,...

A kickin' gospel-style tribute to everlasting love! This can't-sit-still arrangement is true to the original Natalie Cole recording. Excitement from start to finish! 'This will be the one I've waited...

Oh, baby! Aretha Franklin move on over! Greg's arrangement is just as funky and full as can be. Great feature solo, too.

You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone.' Joni Mitchell's hit song from 1970 gets a fresh, hip treatment in this cool Greg Gilpin arrangement.

Bring festive sparkle and pure pop nostalgia to the stage with the timeless holiday classic "Last Christmas" by George Michael (Wham!). This captivating choral arrangement—famously featured in the hit...

The rockin' sounds of 1974 live again in this incredibly entertaining arrangement by Greg Gilpin. A perfect 'retro' moment for any concert. Fun!

Sonny & Cher hit the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967 with this groovy song and its easily recognizable bass line. A terrific choice for a concert theme, it's sure to leave your audience wanting more (or sin...