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Swinging On a Star
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Choral (Unison/2-part) - Difficulty: easy-medium

SKU: HL.35022285

Composed by James Van Heusen. Arranged by Greg Gilpin. Shawnee Press. Standards. Vocal score. With vocal score notation, choreography notes and piano accompaniment. 9 pages. Duration 2m35s. Shawnee Press #EA0202. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35022285).

ISBN 9781540021441. UPC: 747510001010. 6.75x10.5 inches. Key: Ab major.

Acquaint your students with music from the '40s and introduce swing style at an early age! This is a fun novelty number with lots of staging possibilities. Take advantage of the choreography ideas included at the end of the octavo. Add some costumes if you'd like, and create a magical performance.

  • Swinging on a Star

Ratings + Reviews

★ Based on 2 Reviews
★
Geoff. P.
November 16, 2012
Loved it!
My Ladies Choir loved this piece. The altos revelled in the under part and learnt it quickly.
★
John H.
October 25, 2012
mixed or not?
Nice to see an easy choral arrangement for this cheerful pop tune. Works best with all male or all female, but if you have a mixed chorus, try switching tenors and altos so that during the refrain the tenors sing with the sopranos, but during verses they sing with the basses. This way the mix is much better.