Emotional Expression in Group Singing-The Heart Of Vocal Harmony is a choral reference guide with a difference. While most choirs spend their rehearsal time focusing on notes rhythms and precision few discuss a song's meaning and feeling even though those elements are precisely what draws people to the music in the first place.Thousands of books have been written about choral technique teaching people how to sing technically well. What sets The Heart Of Vocal Harmony apart is its focus on honest unified expression and the process of delivering an emotionally compelling performance. It delves into an underdeveloped Vocal topic – the heart of themusic and the process involved with expressing it.The Heart Of Vocal Harmony is not just for a cappella groups – it is also for Vocal harmony groups ensembles and choirs at all levels with or without instruments. In addition to the process the book features discussions with some of the biggest luminaries in Vocal harmony: composers arrangers directors singers and groups – including Eric Whitacre Pentatonix the Manhattan Transfer and more.

Discovery Level 2-From Glenn Miller to The Manhattan Transfer this Discovery Series arrangement gives you an authentic setting for your younger choirs! Featuring the jazzy lead line supported by the ?ba-bop? chorus and a written scat section your singers will groove to this accessible chart!

This Freddie Green standard was made famous by the iconic vocal group the Manhattan Transfer. You will love to showcase your vocal jazz ensemble and soloists with this fantastic edition!

This 1981 hit for The Manhattan Transfer is now a hot new choral arrangement from Greg Jasperse. A driving beat leads this chart of fresh new chord changes and rhythmic surprises. Terrific for show jazz or concert choirs and the SSA voicing will thrill your women's groups! Available separately: SATB SSA Digital Instrument Pack (guitar bass drums). Duration: ca. 3:10.

?Why Not?? is the most well-known piece by Dominican Republic pianist/composer Michel Camilo. It appeared for the fist time on his 1984 album record ?French Toast?. He re-recorded it in 1985 for the ?Why Not??-album whoich is among his best-selling to date. The song has also been recorded by other artist like the vocal group The Manhattan Transfer. ?Why Not?? ia a modern latin-jazz classic and this demaning arrangement for Concert Band captures the featureless and musical challenges of the original piece.

Take centre stage and play along with a live rhythm section featuring Bass, Drums and Piano This collection features 24 great songs, from Jazz and Blues standards through Soul and Gospel favourites and lively Swing and Latin numbers. The authentic CD backing tracks will help you achieve a more professional performance. What's included: Printed music - 24 pieces in melody line arrangements Two audio CDs - Professional 'soundalike' performances of every piece featuring a live band on CD 1, plus backing tracks to play along with on CD 2. / Flûte Traversière

The Manhattan Transfer's Route 66. Composed by Bobby Troup arranged by Dick Averre.

Jam to this sassy '60s hit that was covered by Manhattan Transfer. A terrific chart by Kirby Shaw. Available: SATB SAB SSA Instrumental Pak ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:00.

Jam to this sassy '60s hit that was covered by Manhattan Transfer. A terrific chart by Kirby Shaw. Available: SATB SAB SSA Instrumental Pak ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:00.

Par DARIN BOBBY. Many of the timeless pop songs from the 1960s are very playable for instrumental groups, and here comes another arrangement from this great music period, arranged for flexible instrumentation in the popular series SHOWBLOW. “Dream Lover” was written by singer-songwriter and actor Bobby Darin. Darin´s real name was Walden Robert Cassotto. When he had his debut as a singer in 1956, he changed his name to Bobby Darin, from a neon sign on the Chinese restaurant “Mandarin”, where the first three letters were burned out. “Dream Lover” became a multi-million seller, originally recorded and released in 1959 with Neil Sedaka on piano in addition to Darin on vocal. Some of the many cover versions of the song: Ricky Nelson (1979), Tanya Tucker with Glen Campbell (1980), Manhattan Transfer with James Taylor (1995), Cliff Richard (2012). This flexible designed arrangement is accessible for almost any wind ensemble and is certain to keep your audience entertained! / Date parution : 2023-07-31/ Répertoire / Ensemble Flexible à 5 Parties

Music Minus One B-flat E-flat and Bass Clef Instruments Deluxe 2-CD Set-These historic recordings of standards were made at Judson Hall in Manhattan in 1951 and feature - literally - jazz legends. Beautiful renditions of some of the finest songs of the 20th century. These backgrounds feature accompaniments by such players as Nat Pierce and Don Abney (piano) Barry Galbraith and Jimmy Raney (guitar) Milt Hinton and Oscar Pettiford (bass) and Osie Johnson and Kenny Clarke (drums). Classic recordings featuring a stupendous collection of great songs including April in Paris The Man I Love Embraceable You and many more. Includes sheet music for E-flat B-flat and Bass Clef instruments. The pristine digital transfers of the originalrecordings put you right there in the band with these jazz immortals! And we've included several of the up-tempo songs in slow-tempo accompaniment versions as well to help you get up to speed. Includes a high-quality printed music book with parts for B-flat E-flat and bass-clef instruments and two compact discs featuring each piece performed with soloist then again with accompaniments only minus the soloist and selected accompaniments in a slow-tempo practice version. Performed by Bryan Shaw trumpet Accompaniment: The MMO All-Star Rhythm Section

This Manhattan Transfer hit will put your choir on the jazz track! Hip '40s lyrics and the burnin' ShowTrax Cassette! Available: SATB SAB SSA Instrumental Pak ShowTrax Cassette. Performance Time: Approx. 2:25.

This accessible setting retains all the flavour of the original Manhattan Transfer hit. Performance Time: Approx. 2:00.