Sheet Music for Choir

Michael Jackson originally recorded this beautiful, heartfelt song as a touching tribute to Ryan White, a young man who became infected with HIV from a contaminated blood treatment. A portion of the p...

Michael Jackson originally recorded this beautiful, heartfelt song as a touching tribute to Ryan White, a young man who became infected with HIV from a contaminated blood treatment. A portion of the p...

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

A breakout hit for Huey 'Piano' Smith and the Clowns in the 1950s, today Kirby Shaw gives us a fresh and funky blast of an arrangement to cure what ails you!

An impassioned salute to the value of music in our lives. Perform it at any public or community event. Great concert opener, closer, or theme song.

Developing 2-part choirs will have a blast performing this shortened and kid-friendly version of Journey's monster hit from the pilot episode ofáGlee.

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.

Here's the first single released from Canadian jazz singer Michael Bublé's album Crazy Love. His upbeat contemporary sound and harmonies translate wonderfully in this choral setting.

This 1969 Rolling Stones hit has found new life as one of the best singles yet from the TV hit Glee. Featured in the 'Sectionals' episode. 'You get what you need!'

Here's a rockin' remake of a timeless '60s hit, perfect for the pop portion of your concert. 'Give me a ticket for an airplane. Ain't got time to take no fast train.' Kickin' groove!

It's a '50s hit parade! Grab a jukebox and some poodle skirts, and let the good times roll! Enjoy 7 minutes of good, clean, rock-and-roll '50s fun!

Originally performed by Jackie Wilson in 1967, this classic pop hit (inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame) has been covered by many famous artists such as Otis Redding, Bette Midler, and Bruce Spring...

Originally performed by Jackie Wilson in 1967, this classic pop hit (inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame) has been covered by many famous artists such as Otis Redding, Bette Midler, and Bruce Spring...