Partitions de Chœur et Voix pour tous les ensembles

This Diane Warren power ballad won top honors at the 2011 Golden Globes. Performed by Cher in the motion picture Burlesque, the moving and inspiring message will resonate with any audience.

The gang from Glee rocked the choir room the night they featured this hot hit in their Rocky Horror Glee Show! Great for singing-and dancing!

Recorded by Justin Bieber and featured in the motion picture Never Say Never, this inspirational power ballad works beautifully for graduation and spring concerts. 'I was born to be somebody . . . and...

This standout ballad from NBC's first season of Smash warms the heart with genuine emotion and lyrical musicality. A poignant story about second chances, which stands alone as a memorable moment on an...

This driving and energetic showstopper from Smash fittingly served as the season 1 finale. Katherine McPhee's riveting solo translates wonderfully into a powerful choral highlight for your concert or...

Whether you fell in love with this song when all the Whos down in Whoville joined hands around the Christmas tree or when Glee's New Directions performed in the McKinley High faculty lounge, fans of D...

This gospel-style showstopper from the movie musical Camp builds from a soulful opening to a powerful final chorus. Featuring a strong soloist and a self-affirming message, this arrangement would be s...

Featured over the end credits of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, this song paints the picture of the epic quest taken in the film. The song's roots come from a theme sung by the dwarves earlier in...

Featured on Glee and several television commercials, this fresh-sounding single by the Neon Trees charted in six different Billboard categories. Infectious!

Based on the Academy Award-winning film featuring the music of Glen Hansard, this musical was also a multiple Tony winner. An artistic five-minute medley.

The composer of ''Baba Yetu,'' Christopher Tin, was a double Grammy-winner for his album Calling All Dawns. From that recording comes this setting of a traditional Maori proverb, which starts quietly...