Girls' Sing-Off (from Glee): Choral Instrumental Pak

Tim Davis and Adam Anders capture the competitive energy and infectious joy of the show's premise while keeping the arrangement singable for student ensembles. The mash-up format lets you spotlight multiple voices and personality types within your choir, and the songs themselves are instantly recognizable without feeling dated.

Bright, competitive, and full of attitude. The mash-up bounces between two contrasting songs with infectious joy, moving fast enough to keep listeners engaged while giving singers moments to shine individually.

Choirs looking to program contemporary material that connects with student singers and audiences alike. This works especially well for ensembles that embrace pop and rock styles and want an arrangement that maintains energy without requiring extensive solo talent.

• Establish clear rhythmic cohesion between the vocal parts and rhythm section by running sections with just drums and bass before adding full instrumental support.
• Mark the energy shifts between the two featured songs so singers understand when the arrangement builds momentum and when it pulls back.
• Balance the soloistic moments with ensemble sections carefully; these standout lines draw attention, so make sure your section leaders are secure on their parts first.
• The pop-oriented groove demands tight articulation and precise diction. Spend rehearsal time on word placement rather than just pitch accuracy.

Include this in a pop or contemporary showcase, or pair it with other film and television selections for a fun concert theme. At roughly two minutes, it's an ideal opener or closer for a shorter concert set.

• Singing syncopated rhythms within a pop/rock groove
• Blending contemporary vocal production with ensemble cohesion
• Responding to rhythmic accompaniment while maintaining phrase line
• Executing clear articulation in fast-moving text passages