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Broadway Blockbusters (from Broadway's Longest Running Shows): SAB Choral Octavo

Arranged by Mark Brymer

Item: 35-DS00461834

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 21
SKU: 35-DS00461834

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About the Arranger: Mark Brymer

Mark Brymer is a prolific arranger whose work for choral ensembles spans pop, Broadway, and contemporary music. His arrangements are known for their accessibility without sacrificing musicality, making them staples in high school and community choir programs across North America.

Why we love this

Brymer has selected songs from Broadway's most enduring productions, which means your singers are learning music that has already proven its emotional power across decades. The SAB voicing keeps the arrangement practical for mixed choirs without compromising the theatrical character that makes these songs memorable.

What to expect

Stepping into Broadway's greatest hits brings sophistication and grandeur into the room. These are songs engineered for impact, carrying the weight of beloved stories and orchestral arrangements that inspired them, now reimagined for your ensemble's voices.

Who it's for

This collection works for high school and community choirs seeking repertoire that engages singers and audiences alike. Wedding and celebration settings are natural performance venues, but these songs fit concert programs wherever you want immediacy and emotional connection.

How to get the most out of it

  • Encourage singers to listen to the original Broadway recordings before rehearsing. Familiarity with the source material helps them understand phrasing, dynamics, and the dramatic arc each song demands.
  • Balance the melody line carefully across sections. In SAB voicing, the lead often shifts between parts; mark these moments clearly so audiences hear one coherent tune.
  • Treat rubato and flexibility as theatrical tools, not technical problems. These songs were written to accommodate emotional expression, and your choir should feel permission to breathe and shape phrases naturally.

How to use it

Consider programming one or two selections as concert closers where their theatrical energy can shine. They also pair well in a Broadway or 20th-century American song set, or can anchor a pops concert entirely.

Skills your students will build

  • Interpreting text for dramatic effect and emotional clarity
  • Singing legit (Broadway) vocal style with connected phrasing
  • Balancing three-part harmonies while maintaining melodic prominence
  • Responding to theatrical dynamic and tempo changes
  • Recognizing and performing songs from landmark musical theater works

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