I Feel For You / Knock On Wood Mashup (arr. Dom Stichbury): TBB Choral Octavo
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I Feel For You / Knock On Wood Mashup (arr. Dom Stichbury): TBB Choral Octavo

As performed by Prince Amii Stewart / As performed by Prince / As performed by Chaka Khan / Arranged by Dom Stichbury

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00495783

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About the Artist: Prince Amii Stewart

Amii Stewart rose to prominence in the late 1970s with her disco hit "Knock On Wood," a cover that became a defining moment in her career and introduced her powerful, soulful voice to international audiences. Her ability to command a track with conviction and emotional depth made her a fixture in soul and funk circles, influencing generations of vocalists who followed.

Why we love this

Dom Stichbury's mashup threads two iconic grooves into a single, high-energy arrangement that keeps ensembles engaged and audiences moving. The TBB voicing sits beautifully for groups seeking contemporary material with genuine swagger and a rhythmic backbone that rewards tight ensemble work.

What to expect

This arrangement channels the infectious confidence of two funk and soul landmarks, merging their rhythmic DNA into five pages of pure forward momentum. You get the kind of locked-in, full-body groove that audiences recognize instantly and singers feel coursing through their entire section.

Who it's for

Choirs looking to program modern, recognizable hits with genuine musical substance will find this mashup rewarding. The TBB voicing makes it accessible to mixed or men's ensembles while remaining vocally satisfying.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the groove early in rehearsal by isolating the rhythm section's figures. Once the foundation is solid, layer in the melodic voices so everyone feels the pocket.
  • Emphasize the contrast between the two source songs by shaping the dynamics distinctly when transitioning between sections. Let each phrase breathe before launching into the next.
  • Lean into the swagger without oversinging. This style demands precision and relaxation in equal measure; tension in the voice will fight the groove.
  • Use any recorded accompaniment provided to internalize the exact rhythmic inflections, then rehearse unplugged so voices stay independent and committed.

How to use it

Program this as an opener or closer to spark energy in a concert built around contemporary pop and soul. It pairs naturally with other upbeat secular choral work and works especially well for pops concerts, spring shows, or any program needing a genuine crowd-pleaser.

Skills your students will build

  • Funk and soul phrasing with emphasis and breath placement
  • Rhythmic precision in syncopated passages and staggered vocal entries
  • Ensemble cohesion when locking groove-based accompaniment
  • Dynamic shaping across contrasting sections without sacrificing pocket
  • Confidence performing recognizable contemporary material

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