Concert & Festival - JW Pepper

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Pop & Broadway
TUXEDO JUNCTION—arr. Mac Huff. From
Glenn Miller to “The Manhattan Transfer,” this
jazz classic is always a pleasure to sing and
hear. So simple and so hip, this arrangement
has everything your students need for a positive
learning experience: a laid-back swing feel, a
bluesy melody, an easy ensemble scat chorus,
and, of course, the cool lyrics. “Way down South,
in Birmingham, I mean South, in Alabam’s an old
place where people go to dance the night away...”
Your young singers will really groove to this!
10278322 Three-Part Mixed ............1.90
10278324 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.90
10278325 Teaching P/A CD ...........26.99
e UNDER PRESSURE—arr. Deke Sharon. In
the opening number of Episode 1 of NBC’s “The
Sing-Off,” each group presented their best soloist
on David Bowie’s Under Pressure. Sung a cappella,
this selection gives you the opportunity to showcase
your own amazing spectrum of vocal talent!
10093021 SATB......................2.25
e UNWRITTEN—arr. Steve Zegree. This setting of
the chart-topping 2006 hit by Natasha Bedingfield is
the heart-pounding, uplifting rendition that helped to
fuel the excitement on NBC’s “Clash of the Choirs.”
A fantastic choice for pop and show choirs!
10048927 SATB......................1.80
10048928 P/A CD ...................24.99
10048929E Instrumental Parts e-Print ....25.00
USE SOMEBODY—arr. Deke Sharon. Featured
on the opening episode of Season 2 of NBC’s
“The Sing-Off,” this 2009 hit by “Kings of Leon”
produces a mesmerizing texture of sound in Deke
Sharon’s challenging a cappella arrangement.
With a world-beat vocal groove, compelling lyrics
and riveting modulations, it will be very impressive
in performance!
10278332 SSAATTBB.................2.25
VIVA LA DIVA! (Medley of Songs from
“Glee”)—arr. Mark Brymer. “Glee” celebrates
the flash, the dazzle and the music of some of
pop music’s most exciting female artists. This
five-minute medley will give your SSA groups
a chance to do the same as they sing these
pop hits: Bad Romance (Lady Gaga); Express
Yourself (Madonna); Single Ladies (Put a Ring
on It) (Beyonce); Telephone (Lady Gaga featuring
Beyonce) and Toxic (Britney Spears).
10188700 SSA .......................2.25
10188701 P/A CD ...................39.99
10188702E Instrumental Parts e-Print ....30.00
e WAKA WAKA (This Time for Africa)—arr.
Mark Brymer. Shakira’s exuberant performance of
this Official 2010 FIFA World Cup song was filled
with color and excitement! Based on a popular
African song, it captures all the spirit and pride of
the African people, and of the game itself. Highly
recommended!
10185634 SATB......................1.95
10185635 Three-Part Mixed ............1.95
10185637 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.95
10185638 P/A CD ...................26.99
10185639E Instrumental Parts e-Print ....20.00
WALK A MILE—Pepper Choplin & Mark
Hayes. “Walk a mile in your neighbor’s shoes.
You’ll understand them better if you do.” That’s
the story behind this jazzy a cappella waltz by
Pepper Choplin and Mark Hayes. Bluesy with a
laid back feel, this swinger is filled with surprising
musical twists and turns. It’s rhythmically clever,
melodically and harmonically groovin’ and features
a timely text that will resonate with young singers.
It includes fun-to-sing counterlines, unexpected
snaps and claps, some divisi, and even a classy
“doo-vah-doo” riff. This will be the piece in your
next concert - hands down!
3252798 SSAATTBB.................1.85
10089316 TTBB......................1.95
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Clocks—arr. Keith richards.
Sure to appeal to younger ringers, this is a
transcription of the popular song by “Coldplay.” The
repetitive ostinato type patterns drive the excitement
of this piece. With the repeated bass notes serving as
a metronome, the syncopation is easy to learn.
Optional parts for guitar, bass, and drums (or the CD
track) can be added to enhance the overall effect.
10275804 3/5 Octave ................5.25
10275805 CD .....................24.95
10275806 Instrumental Parts.........12.50
Just Dance—Lady Gaga.
With its catchy chorus and exciting rhythms, Lady GaGa’s sensational pop hit is sure to appeal to any
Handbell ensemble, a perfect choice for school or concert settings, especially for young ringers. Sounding
true to the original, the use of mallet techniques in the accentuated bass line adds an infectious, authentic
feel. The addition of the optional rhythm parts, or accompaniment CD, really brings this title to life with a
contemporary Techno feel.
10293751 3/6 Octave with opt. Rhythm ..........................................5.25
10293754 CD...............................................................26.95
10293753 Instrumental Parts Rhythm ............................................1.25
Sway—Pablo Beltran ruiz.
This exceptional handbell setting of Pablo Beltran Ruiz’s well-known Mambo tune, with the added
Percussion parts and optional opportunities for improvisation, give a sensational and distinctive Latin feel
with style! The driving, syncopated beat of the lower bells, combined with the unforgettable melody, give a
memorable experience perfect for school or concert settings. The tempo can be altered to give the piece a
style all your own.
10293741 3/6 Octave with Chimes & Percussion ...................................5.25
10293742 Instrumental Parts...................................................1.25
WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD—George
David Weiss & Bob Thiele/arr. Hayes. “I see
trees of green, red roses, too...” Everyone knows
and loves this beautiful song, made famous by
Louis Armstrong. Leave it to Mark Hayes to take
it to a whole new level! Its message of optimism
and love comes through with such poignancy in
this magnificent arrangement, choirs everywhere
will be singing it for many years to come. With or
without the fabulous orchestration, this will be a
very rewarding experience for choirs at all levels.
Highly recommended!
10274359 SATB......................2.05
10274360 SAB .......................2.05
10274361 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.05
10274362 P/A CD ...................26.99
10274363 Orchestration ..............60.00
10274363E Orchestration e-Print ........60.00
WINK AND A SMILE, A—arr. Steve Zegree.
Recorded by Harry Connick, Jr. and featured in the
film “Sleepless in Seattle,” this song is very cute for
young voices, with “friendship” lyrics that everyone
can relate to. “...when I saw you, I knew we’d go
together like a wink and a smile.” Perfect for vocal
jazz beginners, Steve Zegree’s arrangement has
an easy swing feel and some friendly “do ba do
ba do bah” phrases before a final spoken, “Yeah!”
10278073 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.90
10278083 Teaching P/A CD ...........26.99
WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS—
John Lennon & Paul McCartney/arr. Sharon.
As featured on NBC’s “The Sing-Off,” this soulful
a cappella setting of the “Beatles” classic is for
soloist with choir, reminiscent of Joe Cocker’s
famous solo rendition. If you have the voices to do
it justice, you won’t be disappointed!
10278092 SSAATTBB.................1.90
YANKEE DOODLE SONG—George M. Cohan/
arr. Donnelly & Strid. You’ll want to wave the flag
high while singing this perfectly crafted arrangement
which incorporates George M. Cohan’s perennial
favorite, Yankee Doodle Dandy. Written in perfect
partner-song form, the two independent melodies
combine the third time through, creating a strong
patriotic finish. A guaranteed crowd pleaser!
10069243 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75
10069245 P/A CD ...................26.99
YOU CAN’T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU
WANT—Mick Jagger & Keith Richards/arr.
Billingsley. This 1969 “Rolling Stones” hit has
found new life as one of the best singles yet from
the TV series “Glee,” as featured in the “Sectionals”
episode. “...you get what you need!”
10086288 SATB......................1.95
10086289 SAB .......................1.95
10086290 P/A CD ...................29.99
YOU’D BE SO NICE TO COME HOME TO—
Cole Porter/arr. Althouse. Sung by such jazz
artists as Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Mel
Torme, this lightly swinging standard from the
1943 film “Something to Shout About” is a little
gem for vocal jazz ensembles. With two brief
opening solos, for a girl and a boy, and eight tasty
bars of ensemble scat singing, it is very sweet!
“You’d be so nice. You’d be paradise to come
home to and love.”
10275011 SATB......................1.90
10275013 SSA .......................1.90
10275014 P/A CD ...................26.99
10275015 Instrumental Parts ..........10.00
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