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Wild, Wild Women (Medley): TTB Choral Octavo

As performed by Don Altfeld / As performed by Dallas Frazier / As performed by Roger Christian / As performed by William Stevenson / As performed by Mitch Ryder / As performed by Frederick Long / Arranged by Kirby Shaw

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 19
SKU: 35-DS00305471

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Why we love this

Kirby Shaw's arrangement captures the swagger and energy of these classic rock and pop hits while keeping the writing accessible for men's voices. The medley format lets you program a high-impact number without eating up too much rehearsal time on a single piece, and the flexible voicing options mean you can use what you have on any given night.

What to expect

A sprint through some of rock and pop's most confident moments, full of attitude and drive. The arrangement keeps things bright and rhythmically propulsive, giving your singers room to perform without getting bogged down in complexity.

Who it's for

Men's choirs looking for a contemporary pop medley with immediate audience appeal and built-in energy. This works for choirs of varying experience levels since the flexible voicing allows you to adjust for your specific voice availability.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the rhythmic precision tight in the unison sections; these songs live in their groove, and any looseness reads immediately.
  • Lean into the attitude. These are songs written with attitude built in, so encourage your singers to commit fully to the text and character.
  • Balance clarity of the text against the fullness of the harmonies. The audience needs to track the song titles and familiar melodies.
  • Use the optional choreography or staged movement to add visual interest; medleys especially benefit from physical storytelling between transitions.

How to use it

Drop this into a pops concert or mixed program to create a fun, high-energy contrast with ballads or classical work. The 19 pages and medley format make it ideal for a second-half opener when you want the audience alert and engaged.

Skills your students will build

  • Maintaining rhythmic precision in syncopated pop and rock idioms
  • Text clarity and diction in contemporary vocal writing
  • Stylistic differentiation between multiple song sections
  • Ensemble blend across flexible voicing options
  • Stage presence and character work in contemporary material

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