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It's So Easy (arr. Mac Huff): SSA Choral Octavo

As performed by Linda Ronstadt / As performed by The Crickets / Arranged by Mac Huff

Item: 35-DS00496011

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 7
SKU: 35-DS00496011

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About the Artist: Linda Ronstadt

Linda Ronstadt's four-decade career as one of America's premier vocalists established her as a master interpreter across genres. Her work in pop, rock, country, and standards demonstrated how a powerful voice paired with impeccable musicality could command respect in any musical space. For music educators, Ronstadt's catalog offers students access to well-crafted melodies and sophisticated harmonic sensibilities grounded in pop and rock idioms.

Why we love this

Mac Huff's arrangement captures the swagger and directness of this classic while giving SSA choirs genuine musical satisfaction. The voicing stays energetic without overwhelming younger singers, and the pop idiom gives students permission to sing with personality and ease. Directors appreciate repertoire that feels current and fun while still demanding solid musicianship.

What to expect

Easy-going and confident, with that particular charm of a song that sounds simple but requires control to execute well. The arrangement opens up naturally, letting voices breathe while maintaining the infectious lightness that made the original a standard.

Who it's for

SSA and SSAA choirs looking for accessible pop repertoire that doesn't sacrifice musicianship. This works for middle school through community choirs seeking material that engages singers and audiences alike.

How to get the most out of it

  • Find the groove in the accompaniment and lock into it early. This tune lives and dies by rhythmic pocket, not precision alone.
  • Let the soloists own their moments without excessive blending. The original recording thrives on individual character.
  • Shape phrases with the natural speech rhythm of the lyric rather than imposing classical phrasing conventions.
  • Balance the chordal textures so accompaniment voices support rather than compete with the melody line.

How to use it

Pair this with other accessible pop standards for a concert section that showcases your choirs' versatility and contemporary reach. It also serves as a confidence builder early in the season when you need material that lets singers feel immediate success.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision in pop idioms
  • Harmonic awareness through SSA voicing
  • Blend and balance in homophonic texture
  • Expressive phrasing rooted in lyrical content
  • Interaction between melody and accompaniment voices

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