Hal Leonard: The Beatles for 2 for instrumental duets

One of the Beatles' early hits is given a fresh interpretation in this vocal jazz/pop setting. With contemporary harmonizations and breathtaking phrasing, your vocal jazz or pop ensemble will create a...

Now the sun turns out his light, Good night Sleep tight. A Beatles' classic is transformed into an expressive concert choral setting that works wonderfully for choirs of all ages and levels. Warm harm...

Discovery Level 2 Young men's choirs will discover the authentic Liverpool sound of The Beatles with this #1 hit from 1964 and sound great in the process! Vibrant harmonies and rhythms, and maybe even...

Now available for SAB. A substantial, satisfying and artistic take on George Harrison's masterpiece turns this Beatles hit into a accessible choral arrangement specifically aimed at younger choirs. A...

Rhythmic drive and modal harmonies are just a part of the intrigue of this Beatles classic, known for its revolutionary inclusion of a string quartet with a pop-rock song. Larry Moore gives us a solid...

Rhythmic drive and modal harmonies are just a part of the intrigue of this Beatles classic, known for its revolutionary inclusion of a string quartet with a pop-rock song. Larry Moore gives us a solid...

Originally recorded with only a guitar and string quartet for accompaniment, this classic Beatles hit, sung by Paul McCartney, seems to cross all generations and musical tastes. It remains as popular...

Originally recorded with only a guitar and string quartet for accompaniment, this classic Beatles hit, sung by Paul McCartney, seems to cross all generations and musical tastes. It remains as popular...

Originally recorded with only a guitar and string quartet for accompaniment, this classic Beatles hit, sung by Paul McCartney, seems to cross all generations and musical tastes. It remains as popular...

After the chaos of the recording sessions for the Beatles' last two late '60s records, Paul suggested to producer George Martin that they record an album like they used to earlier in their career, wit...