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 fast paced arrangement of Clean Bandit’s Grammy award-winning hit is a great way to keep the energy up in your show. | |
This arrangement combines will.i.am’s song written for the Mars “Curiosity” rover with Sly & the Family Stone’s classic hit for a fast moving and exciting closer!
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Based off of the original and the “Evan Almighty” versions, this closer arrangement has a little bit of everything. First performed by Appling County High School “Applause” in 2021. | |
Fast paced and featuring a solo with strong background vocals as well as a cool choral add-on, this arrangement could serve as a transition number or a closer. First performed by Whiteland Community HS “Rhythm Masters” in 2020. | |
This arrangement is modeled after the Postmodern Jukebox cover of the original song. | |
This cool transition number pairs together two exciting numbers to help set your show up for a strong finish. First performed by Ross H.S. “Legacy” in 2020-2021. | |
This fun dance number has been transformed into a blistering closer for your show choir! First performed by Roncalli High School “Royal Rhapsody” in 2023-2024. Also available in SSA (however no vocal tracks for that version exist). | |
A choral adaptation of the song from the musical The Theory of Relativity. First performed by Elkhorn South “Blackout” in 2022-2023. | |
A straightforward arrangement that combines elements from various recordings and live concert versions. First performed by Waltham High School “Music Unlimited” in 2021-2022. | |
An epic choral mashup first performed by Papillion La Vista South “Titanium” in 2022-2023. | |
Voicing: SATB Function: Ballad ⋅ Price: $425.00 | This arrangement begins with a slow acapella statement of the chorus of Renegade, before transitioning into God Bless the Child which has been arranged as a significant female solo feature. First performed by Appling County HS “Applause” in 2020-2021. |
With lots of opportunities to show off the band (especially guitar) this arrangement has versions for SATB and for a guy / girl costume change. | |
The unofficial U.S. Soccer Theme song for 2010, this anthem is full of motivating and inspirational lyrics. | |
Built around a strong tenor solo, this arrangement is a “slow burner,” gradually building and changing keys. First performed by Waukee HS “Spirit” in 2020. | |
Begins with a solo section that could be used as a costume change number if needed. First performed by Decatur High School “Goldenaires” in 2023-2024. | |
30 years later, Gloria Estefan’s hit 1987 chart is still rocking the show choir world in this blistering arrangement!
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This easily accessible arrangement of DeBarge’s 1985 hit is an upbeat addition to any show. First performed by Marquette High School “Center Stage” in 2015. Also available through Tresona Custom Library. | |
This broadway mashup is an excellent change of pace number that’s great to showcase some different musical styles as well as your more technical abilities. The mixed meter time signatures and tempo dances keep things interesting and the extra percussion provides a really nice flavor. First performed by Oak Grove High School “Centerstage” in 2022. |