Territory code: B27

Teachers keep coming back to Mark Hayes's "Rudolph, Frosty, and Suzy: SATB Choral Octavo," which is available in multiple voicings to fit different choir needs. "I Got Gershwin!: SATB Choral Octavo" and the various incarnations of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" (piano/vocal, lead sheet, and string orchestra versions) round out a core repertoire of familiar, engaging material.

Mark Hayes is an award-winning arranger and conductor whose personal catalog exceeds 1,750 published works. His arrangements dominate this collection and are known for their musicality and accessibility across choir levels. He has conducted at Lincoln Center, the National Cathedral, and Carnegie Hall, bringing that performance experience directly into his writing for student and church choirs.

Duke Ellington and Tony Bennett both appear as top voices here. Ellington's compositions like "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" anchor the jazz standards side of this collection, while Bennett's interpretations and lead sheets provide vocalists with authentic Great American Songbook material. The Gershwin brothers, George and Ira, contribute "I Got Gershwin!," which has become a popular choice for choral programs looking to add Tin Pan Alley repertoire to their season.