Standard Choral Sheet Music

Teachers keep coming back to When You Wish Upon a Star by Leigh Harline and They Can't Take That Away from Me by George Gershwin for their accessibility and strong singability. Over the Rainbow by Harold Arlen and Theme from New York, New York by John Kander round out the core repertoire that works across concert and contest settings.

Recent additions include Give Me the Simple Life by Rube Bloom in SATB, SAB, and other voicings, and That's All by Bob Haymes available in multiple arrangements.

Mark Hayes brings his experience as an award-winning pianist and conductor to arrangements like When You Wish Upon a Star. His personal catalog of over 1,750 published works reflects a deep understanding of what works in the rehearsal room and on stage. Jay Althouse has composed and arranged more than 800 choral works across all levels, drawing on his background in music education and eight years administering rights for a major educational publisher. His arrangements balance singability with musical substance. Kirby Shaw's arrangements, including Orange Colored Sky, carry the stamp of someone who has conducted honor choirs across North America, Europe, and Australia. His teaching philosophy infuses humor and accessibility into every arrangement he creates.