Spartiti e Arrangiamenti Corali di Kirby Shaw

Huey Lewis and The News wrote and sang this hit single in the 1985 blockbuster film Back to the Future. Their first #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100!

Huey Lewis and The News wrote and sang this hit single in the 1985 blockbuster film Back to the Future. Their first #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100!

Who can forget this infectious Doobie Brothers classic, which hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1973? From the familiar opening guitar lick to the final chord, this arrangement really cooks!

Who can forget this infectious Doobie Brothers classic, which hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1973? From the familiar opening guitar lick to the final chord, this arrangement really cooks!

Who can forget this infectious Doobie Brothers classic, which hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1973? From the familiar opening guitar lick to the final chord, this arrangement really cooks!

Flashback to the '80s and Mr. Mister's #1 Billboard hit! A hip mysterious opening gives way to an energized synth-pop groove that builds to the unforgettable, briefly Latin text refrain: 'Kyrie eleiso...

Fate rivivere la versione delle Ronettes degli anni '60 di questo classico invernale immediatamente riconoscibile con l'arrangiamento accessibile di Kirby Shaw. I cantanti ameranno ricreare il classic...

Bring the Ronettes' 1960s version of this instantly recognizable wintertime classic to life with Kirby Shaw's accessible arrangement. Singers will love recreating the Leroy Anderson staple, complete w...

Bring the Ronettes' 1960s version of this instantly recognizable wintertime classic to life with Kirby Shaw's accessible arrangement. Singers will love recreating the Leroy Anderson staple, complete w...

words and music by Gene Autry and Oakley Haldeman / arr. Kirby Shaw

This Beatles pop hit is a 1966 throwback featuring the iconic guitar intro and satiric lyrics that all generations will love! Super fun for all types of ensembles!

This Beatles pop hit is a 1966 throwback featuring the iconic guitar intro and satiric lyrics that all generations will love! Super fun for all types of ensembles!

This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics Bueno pa gozar means It's good for having fun. Your students will have lots of...

The directive at the beginning of the new arrangement states Driving Rock and rock it does. The relentless forward motion is thrilling and your choir will love to get on board.

The directive at the beginning of the new arrangement states Driving Rock and rock it does. The relentless forward motion is thrilling and your choir will love to get on board.

This little 3-song medley is full of the iconic doo-wop style that was so popular in the 1950s and continues today. A nice range of tempos make this an attractive group for programming and if you don'...

This little 3-song medley is full of the iconic doo-wop style that was so popular in the 1950s and continues today. A nice range of tempos make this an attractive group for programming and if you don'...

Preparatevi a far esplodere la casa! Questa rivisitazione del classico dei Beatles "A Hard Day's Night" è un'opera che si fa sentire con un'atmosfera vocal-jazz di stampo rock e che farà scatenare il...

Preparatevi a far esplodere la casa! Questa rivisitazione del classico dei Beatles "A Hard Day's Night" è un'opera che si fa sentire con un'atmosfera vocal-jazz di stampo rock e che farà scatenare il...

The 1990s saw a fusion of styles with rock continuing in popularity with influences of soul, funk, dance-pop and hip hop. Pop/Show choirs and their listeners will love recreating the sound of an era w...

The 1990s saw a fusion of styles with rock continuing in popularity with influences of soul, funk, dance-pop and hip hop. Pop/Show choirs and their listeners will love recreating the sound of an era w...

With its great 'seize the day' message, this rock classic has been heard in television commercials, at sporting events, and even at amusement parks. The fantastic combo parts enhance the exuberant voc...

Originally popularized by Chuck Berry in 1958, some say this was the very first rock 'n' roll Christmas song. Since then, it's been covered by everybody from Bryan Adams and Billy Idol to Kelly Clarks...