Breeze Tunes Show Choir Arrangements
Our catalog includes more than 1,000 previously arranged titles that have been 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.
The use of any of these arrangements requires a valid custom arrangement license. If changes to an arrangement are desired, there is an additional fee of $100. Professional vocal rehearsal tracks (if they exist) are included in the purchase price. If they do not, they may be created for $150. (All arrangements include minus tracks made with virtual instruments.)
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This is an upbeat and joyful closer from Christian artist Hillsong Young & Free. The lyrics, although religious in nature, are broad enough to be used in multiple contexts. First performed by Northridge High School “Northern Lights” in 2018-2019.
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A truly powerhouse character number, this arrangement builds and builds in intensity from beginning to end. First performed by Waukee H.S. “Millenium” in 2018. A simplified version for middle school voices is also available in SAB. |
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First performed by Thomas Dale HS “Knightengales” in 2018-2019, this arrangement is a solo feature with lots of sass, style, and singing (not necessarily in that order).
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Although it begins with a quiet a cappella moment, this ballad is more in your face than most, with a defiant and empowering message of faith and friendship, big choral moments, and a prominent solo feature on the last chorus. First performed by Roncalli High School “Royal Rhapsody” in 2021-2022. |
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This arrangement is a costume change medley that features a trio for the song All I Need before the choir enters to sing Hit the Ground Running. The trio returns for the end to mash the two songs together and make a great ending. First performed by Plainfield High School “Femme Fatales” in 2020-2021. |
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This Stevie Wonder tune has been re-imagined as a feature for a killer female soloist. First performed by Anderson Preparatory Academy “The Collective” in 2017.
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This heart-warming ballad arranged for men’s voices will sure to be a crowd pleaser every time! First performed by Andover H.S. “Back to Bass-ics” in 2018. |
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Voicing: SATB ⋅ Function: Closer ⋅ Price:
$575.00
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This explosive closer is full of fun surprises and is a great band feature with lots of percussion. First performed by Roosevelt High School “Executive Suite” in 2021-2022. |
This easy to learn arrangement begins with a solo and stays in a comfortable range for your ladies. First performed by Noblesville H.S. “Sensations” in 2016. |
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This soulful, laid back ballad is full of character and features a soloist, lovely brass moments, and lots of tight harmonies. First performed by Franklin Central HS “High Voltage” in 2020-2021. |
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First performed by Franklin Community Middle School “Velocity” in 2019, this arrangement sticks closely to the feel of the original song. It begins with a solo, then the choir finishes out the song. |
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From If/Then, this Broadway showstopper makes for a powerhouse ballad! First performed by Franklin Central H.S. “High Voltage” in 2017. |
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A hard-hitting transition number featuring the men of your choir! First performed by New Castle H.S. “Red Hot Blues” in 2019. |
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This arrangement stays true to the original broadway version of “Everybody’s Talking About Jamie” and is a strong solo feature. First performed by Buckeye Valley HS “Visions” in 2020. |
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This dark transition number is built as a feature for a trio of female soloists, but could easily be performed by a full choir. First performed by North Central H.S. “Descants” in 2017. |
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This popular arrangement from La La Land begins with a solo and is a great band feature to show off talented instrumentalists. With versions for SATB and SSA it was first performed by Williamsburg H.S. “Sound Attraction” in 2018. |
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This classic song from “Kiss Me, Kate” has a little bit of everything. First performed by Somerset Berkley H.S. “Amplified” in 2019. |
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A sweet guys feature and transition number with strong 2-3 part vocals. First performed by Pendleton Heights H.S. “Pendletones” in 2018. |
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This arrangement combines elements of the Journey and Pentatonix versions. First performed by Pearl River Central HS “Central Attraction” in 2020. |
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This flashy transition number goes at breakneck speed. Originally conceived as a small group number with tight harmonies, the parts could also be sung by the full choir. First performed by North Central H.S. “The Counterpoints” in 2018. |