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This arrangement brings a contemporary Broadway sound into the choral rehearsal room without requiring orchestral resources. Lisa DeSpain's choral writing balances singable parts with modern harmonies, and the availability of recorded accompaniment means you can program this immediately, even if your instrumental resources are limited.

Contemporary and energetic, with the harmonic sophistication and groove of Broadway pop music. The choral texture sits comfortably in modern idiom while remaining singable for performers at intermediate-to-advanced levels.

High school and adult choirs seeking contemporary Broadway repertoire with professional recorded support. Directors looking to program modern, accessible material that maintains musical substance and appeals to singers and audiences alike.

• Use the recorded accompaniment to lock in tempo and rhythmic precision, especially in syncopated passages where the groove depends on exact timing.
• Balance the vocal blend carefully around the pop-influenced harmonies; these chords sit differently than traditional choral voicings and benefit from clear diction to land the harmonic color.
• Let the energy of the accompaniment inform your conducting; the instrumental texture carries rhythmic momentum that your singers should lean into rather than fight against.
• Mark the sheet music with dynamic landmarks from the recording so all sections understand where the sound should swell or pull back in relation to the accompaniment.

This works especially well in spring concerts or pops programs where Broadway selections draw audience enthusiasm. Pair it with other Alfred Pop Choral Series titles for a cohesive contemporary set, or feature it alongside a single art song to showcase your ensemble's range.

• Reading and performing contemporary pop-influenced harmonies and chord progressions
• Maintaining rhythmic precision with recorded accompaniment in syncopated material
• Blending mixed-voice parts with non-traditional voicing and harmonic spacing
• Interpreting Broadway performance style and theatrical expression in choral context