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• Jay Althouse Arrangements
  Jay Althouse is a musical composer, arranger, editor, and author with Alfred Publishing Company, Inc. Founded in New York in 1922, Alfred Publishing Company is the world's largest educational music read more...
• Morgan Ames Arrangements
  Composer, lyricist, arranger, singer, producer, keyboard player, publisher, contractor. Specialties: vocal arranging, leader/arranger of a cappella group Inner Voices, vocal production and coaching, Finale engraving. read more...
• Anonymous 4 Arrangements
  Renowned for their astonishing vocal blend and virtuosic ensemble singing, the four women of Anonymous 4 have created many innovative programs of medieval, contemporary, and American music. read more...
• Ysaye Barnwell Arrangements
  Dr. Ysaye M. Barnwell is a native of New York, now living in Washington, DC where since 1979, she has performed with the internationally acclaimed a cappella quintet, SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK. She is a vocalist with a range of over three octaves and appears on more than twenty-five recordings with Sweet Honey as well as other artists. read more...
• Greg Bartholomew Compositions
  Greg Bartholomew's music has been performed across the United States and in Canada, Europe and Australia. His choral works have been premiered by the Oregon Repertory Singers, the Ars Brunensis Chorus and The Esoterics, among others, and have received performances by such outstanding choral groups as Seattle Pro Musica, the Austin Vocal Arts Ensemble read more...
• Beatles Arrangements (Various Arrangers)
  Due to popular demand, we've collected all the arrangements of Beatles tunes done by various arrangers and put them all together here in one department. read more...
• Benjamin Britten Arrangements
  Benjamin Britten was one of Britain's greatest composers and musicians. He was a prolific composer, contributing works in many forms. He is especially known for his operas and other vocal works, many of which he composed for his partner Peter Pears. read more...
• Mark Brymer Arrangements
• Cantus-Music for Men's Voices Choral Series
  Founded in 1995 at St. Olaf College, Cantus is a twelve-member professional male vocal ensemble which is fast becoming one of the most sought-after groups in the country. Its mission is two-fold. As read more...
• Stephen Chatman Arrangements
  Stephen Chatman (b 1950) is a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory and the Univesity of Michigan. He has won numerous awards and has received many commissions through the Canada Council and the CBC. read more...
• Rene Clausen Arrangements
  René Clausen has served as conductor of The Concordia Choir of Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota since 1986. Additionally, he is the artistic director of the award-winning Concordia Christmas Concerts, which are frequently featured by PBS stations throughout the nation. read more...
• Randy Crenshaw Arrangements
  Randy Crenshaw has a wild variety of professional musical experiences to his credit, both as a vocalist and instrumentalist. He worked his way through Berklee College of Music, singing and arranging for an a cappella doo-wop group while studying jazz arranging and composition. He currently sings and arranges for Los Angeles studios, The Haven Quartet and Just 4 Kicks. read more...
• Eclipse Arrangements
  This contemporary men's quintet from Utah sports some very talented singer/arrangers. They have been featured on many a cappella compilations and are much sought-after performers in the contemporary vocal band scene. Many of their arrangements feature vocal percussion and are all availably both individually and in multiple packs. read more...
• Roger Emerson Arrangements
• Four Freshmen Arrangements
  We've had many requests over the years for printed versions of this wonderful men's vocal jazz group, so here they are! Most are scored for 4-part men's voices, some include chord changes for read more...
• Daniel Gawthrop Arrangements
  Daniel E. Gawthrop was born October 21, 1949 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. As a youth he sang in numerous school and church choirs, and studied piano, organ, and trombone. Later studies included organ performance and composition at Michigan State University and Brigham Young University. read more...
• Greg Gillpin Arrangements
• Jester Hairston Arrangements
  Jester Hairston is one of the most beloved arrangers of Negro spirituals in the western musical world. He overcame personal and professional adversity to attain great successes, both in visual and audio media. read more...
• Stephen Hatfield Arrangements
  Hatfield's music is an ideal teaching tool, simultaneously engaging the mind, body, and spirit. All of his work is so appealing and well crafted that singers enjoy the process of discovery that the music invariably offers. Each and every piece has interesting yet challenging material for each voice part, possesses a depth of meaning, and feels good to the voice. read more...
• Mac Huff Arrangements
  Mac Huff is entering his third decade as one of the leading arrangers and composers in the music industry. His academic background includes degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Texas-Austin, as well as summer study at the Aspen Music Festival and doctoral work at the University of Southern California. read more...
• Moses Hogan Arrangements
  Moses Hogan was one of the most celebrated directors and arrangers of spirituals. Before his untimely death in February 2003 at the age of 45, he created dozens of new original arrangements of classic spirituals, and formed several choirs that performed them with new vitality. read more...
• Derric Johnson Arrangements
  We know Derric Johnson best for the seventeen years he has served as a Creative Consultant for Walt Disney World in Florida, where he has arranged and produced Epcot Center's The Voices of Liberty. We also know him as the founder and director of ReGeneration, a touring ensemble of singers who traveled for twelve years, logging over a million miles, performing to more than 12,000,000 people in 6,000 concerts. read more...
• King's Singers Sheet Music
  Started in 1968 by six Choral Scholars from King's College Cambridge, the King's Singers quickly became a prominent musical force in the UK. The rest of the world soon followed so that today the group's engagements are spread throughout the four corners of the globe. read more...
• Zoltan Kodaly Arrangements
  Zoltan Kodály was a prominent Hungarian composer, educator, ethnomusicologist, linguist, author and philosopher. Along with Bartók and Ligeti, he is one of the three major figures in Hungarian music this century. read more...
• Paul Langford Arrangements
  Paul Langford is much sought after for his vocal arranging and singing talents. He is best known for his contributions to GLAD, but his charts have been performed by pro groups such as Voices of Liberty and Voice Trek as well as advanced high school and college choirs. read more...
• Morten Lauridsen
  His works have been recorded on over a hundred CDs by ensembles including the Robert Shaw, Dale Warland and Donald Brinegar Singers, the San Francisco, Cleveland and Dallas Symphony Choruses, read more...
• Philip Lawson Arrangements
• Patrick M. Liebergen Arrangements
• Ed Lojeski Arrangements
  Ed Lojeski is acknowledged as one of the finest choral arrangers/directors in the business today. His arrangements have a special meaning to vocal groups and choral directors who seek material beyond the standard and ordinary. read more...
• Norman Luboff Arrangements
  Norman Luboff was born in Chicago in 1917. Although he trained in piano as a child and participated in choirs in high school, it was not until his college years that he began to think of music as a life-long profession. His namesake Norman Luboff Choir became one of the leading choral groups in the world, recording a wide variety of music on more than seventy-five LPs and touring yearly from 1963 to 1987. read more...
• Joseph M. Martin Arrangements
• Yumiko Matsuoka Arrangements
  Yumiko Matsuoka is currently an associate professor of ear training at Berklee College of Music in Boston. She has performed with a cappella vocal jazz quintet Vox One, who recorded many of her arrangements on their albums in the 1990s. read more...
• Bobby McFerrin Arrangements
  Bobby McFerrin is an amazing musician, and in these published arrangements, the general public has a chance to honor this talent by performing his pieces around the globe. read more...
• Darmon Meader Arrangements
  Recognized in both jazz vocal and the instrumental world, Darmon Meader is considered one of the premier vocalists, arrangers and saxophonists today. read more...
• Sandra Milliken Compositions
  Sandra has had a long involvement with choral music. She is currently the musical director of the Blackstone-Ipswich Cambrian Choir and the Bayside Divas, and conducts two junior choirs at Cannon read more...
• Steve Murray Sheet Music
  Steve Murray is a music educator, composer, arranger, performer and computer music processor who makes his home in New England. In his pursuit of all these musical activities over the years, he has produced a varied and interesting body of work that reflects many genres from jazz to classical, to chamber music, orchestral and music theatre scores. read more...
• Gene Puerling Arrangements
• Russell Robinson Arrangements
  Russell Robinson is one of the most prolific composer/arrangers of choral music in the educational arena today. He says, "I want choirs to be able to perform and experience accessible, quality choral music regardless of age and genre. That is what I want to contribute in my compositions and arrangements." read more...
• Paris Rutherford Arrangements
• John Rutter Arrangements
  John Rutter was born in London in 1945 and studied music at Clare College, Cambridge. His compositions embrace choral, orchestral, and instrumental music, and he has co-edited various choral anthologies including four Carols for Choirs volumes with Sir David Willcocks and the Oxford Choral Classics series. read more...
• Deke Sharon Arrangements
  Deke Sharon first sang a cappella in choirs at the age of five, and by age nine he was touring the U.S. as the youngest member ever admitted to the San Francisco Boys Chorus' Concert Ensemble. read more...
• Kirby Shaw Arrangements
  Kirby Shaw has made a major impact in choral music education and has shared his musical expertise in 44 states, Canada, Australia, the Bahamas, Sweden and the Netherlands. A scholar, Dr. Shaw has a BA degree in Music Education and an MA degree in Choral Composition from San Jose State University and a DMA degree in Choral Conducting from the University of Washington. read more...
• Shaw/Parker Arrangements
  Robert Shaw and Alice Parker are two "household names" in the classical music community. Parker is well-known for her work with American folk music and shape-note tradition pieces. Robert Shaw is famous for just about everything choral that he did. read more...
• Vijay Singh Arrangements
• Audrey Snyder Arrangements
  Audrey Snyder, an exclusive Hal Leonard Corporation choral composer, arranger and editor, completed her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Music Education from the University of Oregon and did additional post-graduate work in England. read more...
• Swingle Singers Sheet music
  These are all arrangements that were performed by the Swingle Singers at some time. There are three different arrangers listed here - Ward Swingle, Jonathan Rathbone, and Mark Williams. All three of these men played a significant role in the group at one time or another read more...
• Vicki Tucker Courtney Arrangements
• Eric Whitacre Compositions
  An accomplished composer, conductor and lecturer, Eric Whitacre is one of the bright stars in contemporary concert music. Regularly commissioned and published, Whitacre has received composition awards from ASCAP, the Barlow International Composition Competition, the American Choral Directors Association, and the American Composers Forum. read more...