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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Who says show choir can’t be a little country? Show a different side of your group with this 2010 single from legendary star Reba McEntire. The second chorus features a trio of girls on mic, backed by the full choir.
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Although this arrangement packs a massive punch vocally, it’s designed to build to a peak and then transition to another song. Built around a female soloist, it’s a great opportunity for some lyric choreography (and features some solo trumpet as well). First performed by Waukee High School “Millennium” in 2021-2022. | |
This arrangement begins and ends with vocal statements from “Love is On Our Side,” sandwiching a solo and several dance breaks during “Turn Up.” First performed by Andover HS “From Start to Finish” in 2020. | |
Going back and forth between the two songs, this arrangement is a faced paced and fun closer. First performed by Pearl River Central HS “Central Attraction” in 2020. | |
With playful and comedic lyrics, this arrangement of an old Ella Fitzgerald tune is a hilarious swing take on what would happen if aliens visited earthand did not like what they saw! This arrangement features a soloist with fun background vocals, strong unison lines, and delicious jazz harmonies.
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. | |
Sticking closely to the original, this transition number begins as a duet, then bringing back the women and the full choir by the end of the song. First performed by St. Francis HS “Bridge St. Singers” in 2020. | |
From “Tarzan,” this arrangement uses a duet and then a quartet to help the choir navigate through their costume change, returning for the dance break and final chorus. First performed by Pendleton Heights HS “Pendletones” in 2020. | |
Made popular in the famous Glee mashup, Rihanna’s “Umbrella” also works as a stand-alone piece for show choir. | |
This fast-paced arrangement features an epic electric guitar part and builds in energy from start to finish! | |
Based closely off of the original and first performed by Appling County Middle School “Centerstage” in 2022-2023. | |
A short, laid back, groovy transition number. First performed by La Crosse “Grand Central Station” in 2021-2022. | |
The first verse and chorus are a solo trio to help facilitate a costume change for the full choir. First performed by Seneca HS “Jive Tribe” in 2020. | |