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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Leading off with an ear worm of a bass line, this infectiously upbeat retro tune originally sung by Frankie Moreno is a fantastic way to open or close your show choir’s performance. The lyrics tell a compelling story about the chase after stardom and fame, using Los Angeles (“The City of Angels”) as a backdrop.
From the BREEZE TUNES SHOW CHOIR SONGWRITER SERIES, a collection of competitive show choir arrangements of songs written by independent artists, arranged by Garrett Breeze and distributed through JW Pepper. | |
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. | |
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. | |
This classic song from “Kiss Me, Kate” has a little bit of everything. First performed by Somerset Berkley H.S. “Amplified” in 2019. | |
Reimagined as a ballad, this arrangement is a great way to surprise your audience with familiar music that students love!
Available as a stock chart through sheetmusicdirect.com / sheetmusicplus.com | |
A sweet guys feature and transition number with strong 2-3 part vocals. First performed by Pendleton Heights H.S. “Pendletones” in 2018. | |
This arrangement combines elements of the Journey and Pentatonix versions. First performed by Pearl River Central HS “Central Attraction” in 2020. | |
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. | |
With lush 6-part writing and a strong solo feature, this arrangement is a gorgeous showcase for an advanced women’s show choir. First performed by North Central HS “Descants” in 2018. | |
Voicing: SATB Function: Costume / Transition ⋅ Price: $475.00 | This arrangement pairs Lenny Kravitz’s “Are You Gonna Go My Way” and Rayelle’s “Yes, Yes, I Can” as a costume change number. The men sing start off and then return for the final chorus of the ladies number (optional). First performed by Andover HS “From Start to Finish” in 2020. |
The dramatic opening from Waukee HS “Millenium” 2020 show, this arrangement begins with a huge choral opening taken from Jerry Goldsmith’s score for the movie “First Knight,” then transitions into “Who Can You Trust” from the soundtrack of 2015’s “Spy.” | |
Voicing: SATB ⋅ Function: Costume / Transition ⋅ Song 2 / 4 Price: $325.00 | Duet beginning, extended dance break, choral finish |
In a sentence that will never get old: This beautiful ballad comes to you courtesy of, believe it or not, Celine Dion and Deadpool! First performed by Carrolton H.S. “9th Street Singers” in 2019. | |
Inspired by the “So You Think You Can Dance” cover, this arrangement starts with a solo and sets a moody tone for the beginning of your show. First performed by Fitzgerald H.S. “Encore Unlimited” in 2019. | |
This empowering ballad is full of big vocal moments. First performed by Lawrence Central H.S. “Sweet Sensations” in 2018. | |
A fun change of pace number with clever lyrics. First performed by Fitzgerald H.S. “Encore Unlimited” in 2018. | |
This explosive closer is full of huge divisi choral moments and massive band features. First performed by Waukee H.S. “Millennium.” Available in SATB and SSA. | |
Using Schubert’s “Ave Maria” as a foundation, this arrangement seamlessly combines Beyonce’s “Ave Maria” with Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect” to create a beautiful, classically inspired mashup. First performed by Lawrence Central H.S. “Sweet Sensation” in 2019. | |
This arrangement is that rare combination of intense but uplifting. First performed by Kewaskum H.S. “Noteables” in 2018. | |
This closer arrangement is based on the live tour version sung by Dolly Parton. It’s a quick-hitter with a solo feature, a guitar feature, and a big vocal ending! First performed by Olentangy H.S. “She-Notes” in 2020-2021. |