Partitions de Jazz chez Alfred Publishing

Here's a light, swinging arrangement of a cute George and Ira Gershwin song that's ideal for any age choir. High school groups can sink their teeth into it, middle school groups can really make music...

Greg Gilpin has taken this cute Irving Berlin number and turned it into something special for SSA choirs. Everyone wondered why all the girls passed Johnny by...except Mary, that is. So let Mary tell...

This jazz standard has been recorded by everyone from Ella Fitzgerald to Bette Midler. Now your groups can perform it with this well crafted arrangement by Kirby Shaw. The optional flute (or violin) p...

Darmon Meader takes a swinging approach to this pop/jazz standard, with a tight vocal arrangement accompanied by piano or optional jazz trio. Clever lyrics make it a real audience pleaser, and your si...

A tight, swinging hit from the 1940s that's perfect for your girl groups or your mixed ensembles. Arranger Alan Billingsley included the opening verse, which sets the stage for the cute lyrics that ma...

Someday he'll come along, the man I love. Lush harmonies are the hallmark of this arrangement, which will showcase the best that your treble choirs have to offer. Stunningly beautiful.

One of the most charming songs from the great era of American popular song. 'The way you wear your hat, the way you sip your tea . . . no, no, they can't take that away from me. ' The unhurried swing...

Cole Porter's most famous 'list song' is offered here in an arrangement that pulls out all the stops. The sweet opening verse leads into the traditional swing, then finishes off with a rollicking kick...

The brief Latin text, 'Cantate canticum novum,' means 'Sing a new song.' And this is an outstanding new song to sing. All voicings include legitimate jazz sonorities, canonic verses, and logical chora...

Recorded by New York Voices on their Sing, Sing, Sing album, this contemporary Darmon Meader arrangement offers superb vocal jazz writing. Perform with the SoundPax or consider using the full jazz ban...