Warner Bros. Choral Sheet Music

Teachers keep coming back to Believe by Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard, which stands as the collection's most widely adopted title across voicing levels. Singin' in the Rain by Nacio Herb Brown and Double Trouble by John Williams remain popular choices for groups seeking familiar material with substance. The Prayer by Carole Bayer Sager and Shallow by Lady Gaga show strong adoption among directors looking to pair canonical standards with contemporary pop.

Alan Silvestri is a composer whose work spans film scoring and concert music. His Believe has become a staple in choral programs nationwide, finding particular traction in SATB settings with its accessible melodic writing and emotional resonance.

Mark Hayes brings a concert pianist's sensibility to choral arrangement. With over 1,750 published works across all genres, he has shaped what concert choral sound means in the educational space. His arrangements demand musicianship from singers while remaining performable by high school ensembles.

Alan Billingsley works as an arranger and orchestrator across film, television, and Broadway. His long relationship with Disney properties has given him an intuitive grasp of popular melody, which translates into choral writing that feels both familiar and fresh. His arrangement of Shallow demonstrates how pop hits can retain their character in ensemble voicing.

Andy Beck serves as Director of Choral Publications at Alfred Music and has published over 450 choral works. Beyond his contributions to this collection, he is known for method books like Sing at First Sight and Vocalize!, making him a visible figure in how choral singers learn fundamentals.