I Wanna Dance with Somebody

Whitney Houston, arr. Emily Drum & Dylan Melville

This upbeat, infectious arrangement captures the joy and energy of Whitney Houston’s iconic hit while giving choirs plenty of opportunities for expressive singing and rhythmic precision. Well-suited for advanced high school through collegiate and community ensembles, the arrangement features tight harmonies, syncopated rhythms, and dynamic builds that keep both singers and audiences fully engaged from start to finish.

The vocal lines are crafted to be rewarding without being overcomplicated, making it possible for ensembles to focus on blend, groove, and stage presence. 

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Bad Blood

Taylor Swift / arr. Kevin DeLisa (SSA with Vocal Percussion)

This dynamic arrangement of Taylor Swift’s hit “Bad Blood” is crafted for SSA choirs with added vocal percussion, delivering both rhythmic flair and contemporary appeal. Originally written for a middle‑school choir, it remains accessible for newer ensembles.

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Stargazing

Myles Smith / arr. Rob Dietz (SATB A Cappella)

This a cappella arrangement of Myles Smith’s reflective song Stargazing, skillfully adapted by Rob Dietz, offers both expressive depth and vocal ease for SATB ensembles. The arrangement emphasizes lush harmonies, gentle melodic movement, and clear text setting, making it well-suited for advanced high school, collegiate, and community choirs. A captivating pick for concert programs, it invites audiences into a moment of contemplative beauty.

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