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Our catalog includes over ONE THOUSAND arrangements previously performed by competitive show choirs all over the world.  Finding the right song for your show is a breeze thanks to our industry-leading search filters which allow you to sort by keyword, voicing, show function, theme, and musical style.

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  • Jamie Atkins (Show Choir Arrangers You Should Know)
    Every student has musical potential.  For a student to best realize that potential it helps to have an instructor that is qualified with the requisite knowledge in that field, who will consistently arrive on time and prepared to teach that student.  This instructor must teach quality content every lesson and ultimately ensure that the student […]
  • Trends and Changes in Today’s Wind Orchestra Scene
    I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Dutch composer Johan de Meij on my podcast, where he shared this article he wrote about current trends in music for wind orchestra (concert band, wind ensemble, symphonic band, etc.) DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLE (PDF) Listen to Garrett’s interview with Johan De Meij below:
  • Steve Cochran (Show Choir Arrangers You Should Know)
    Every student has musical potential.  For a student to best realize that potential it helps to have an instructor that is qualified with the requisite knowledge in that field, who will consistently arrive on time and prepared to teach that student.  This instructor must teach quality content every lesson and ultimately ensure that the student […]
  • Andrew Martin (Show Choir Arrangers You Should Know)
    Andrew Martin, a choral conductor, clinician, and arranger, is in demand as a choral clinician and adjudicator and his arrangements are performed by choirs throughout the country. Martin currently serves as Director of Choral Activities and Coordinator of the Fine Arts Department at the University of Tennessee Southern in Pulaski, Tennessee. Martin also was a […]
  • Is Sheet Music Worth More Than a Cheeseburger?
    I had kind of a random thought the other day. I was in my car, it was the end of the year, and I was thinking a lot about my publishing business and how things had gone and what I wanted to do in the coming year. And I was sitting there in the drive-through […]