"Anything Goes" (AG)

"Blow Gabriel Blow" (AG)

"Oklahoma" (Ok)
"Climb Every Mountain" (SoM)
"You'll Never Walk Alone" (Car)
"Trouble" (Music Man)
"I'm Getting Married in the Morning" (My Fair Lady)
"McGonnigal Square" (Brigadoon)
"Sit Down You're Rocking the Boat" (Guys & dolls)
"Coffee Break" (H2$)
"Company" (Company)
"Turkey Lurkey Time" (Promises Promises)
"A Weekend in the Country" (ALNM) not too choral but the BEST Act one finale ever!
"The Ballad of Sweeney Todd" (ST)
"God That's Good" (ST)
"Our Time" (Merrily)
"Hills of Tomorrow" (Merrily)
Overture (Nine)
"Tonight quintet" (WSS)
"Sunday" (SitPwG)
"And the Money Kept Rolling In" (Evita)
"Coat of many colors" (Joseph) - & any number of things from Joseph
"Jellicle Cats" (Cats)
"Masquerade" (Phantom)
"Hand Me the Wine and the Dice" (Aspects of Love)
"Circle of Life" (Lion King)(or any of the chants)
"Titanic Opening" (Titanic)
"Ragtime" (Ragtime) & numerous other #'s
"Be Our Guest" & "Human Again" (Beauty & the Beast)
"Good Morning Baltimore" (Hairspray)
"The Best of Times" (La Cage)
"Mame" & "It's Today"(Mame)
"Before the Parade passes by" (Hello Dolly)
"Old Red Hills of Home" (Parade)
"Magic to Do" or "Morning Glow" (Pippin)
Almost Everything from GODSPELL is choral
"Downtown" (LSOH)
Finale (Secret Garden)

Go to www.jwpepper.com this is the leading choral sheet music distributor. Do a search under
Broadway Choral and you will find a lot to choose from. They also have sound clips for some of the
selections. I taught chorus for 5 years and I bought countless music from them. The choral version of
"Make Them Hear You" is very nice, as is the arrangement of "Seasons of Love" (the kids enjoyed
this one). They also really liked the "Jekyll and Hyde" or Andrew Lloyd Webber medleys. Speaking of
J&H...there is a beautiful choral arrangement of "Once Upon a Dream" that is really simple to learn--
but very well arranged. I have seen it done at several choral festivals. E-mail me if you need any
other suggestions! I am always willing to help another choral director!
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