Sing Harmonies Song Information
Scroll down for information on all of the songs available for the Sing Harmonies App.
August 2019: We've added twelve new songs to the Song Store. iOS users, if you haven't already please update the app to 3.6 and you'll be able to view/purchase the new songs. All of these songs were requested by app users. When you update the app you may need to restore previously purchased songs. Tap "Restore purchases" at the top right of the Song Store page to do that.
The twelve new songs are:
Seven Bridges Road
Shallow
Sound of Silence
What a Beautiful Name
True Colors
Reckless Love
How Great Thou Art
The Rose
Let it Be
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Stand By Me
Carol of the Bells
Shallow
Sound of Silence
What a Beautiful Name
True Colors
Reckless Love
How Great Thou Art
The Rose
Let it Be
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Stand By Me
Carol of the Bells
All Sing Harmonies songs are produced by Tom Manche at Studio X in Nashville, TN.
Stream audio versions of six of the songs listed below on the Home Page. These six are public domain songs. Due to licensing restrictions we can't stream audio samples of the other songs available on the app.
Here are all of the songs, in alphabetical order, that are available on Sing Harmonies. Click on any of the song titles below for more information on the key, vocal arrangement, and difficulty level.
- Amazing Grace
- Baby (J. Bieber)
- Because (Beatles)
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- California Dreamin'
- Call Me Maybe
- Call Your Girlfriend (Erato Version)
- Can't Help Falling in Love
- Carol of the Bells
- (Take me Home) Country Roads
- Deck the Halls
- Don't Stop Believing
- Down to the River to Pray
- Drive My Car
- Hallelujah (L. Cohen)
- Happy Birthday
- Helplessly Hoping
- How Great Thou Art
- If I Fell
- I Get Around
- Imagine
- Joy to the World (Carol)
- Lean On Me
- Let it Be
- (The) Lion Sleeps Tonight
- (The) Longest Time (B. Joel)
- Loves Me Like a Rock
- Mary Don't You Weep
- O Holy Night
- One Love (Bob Marley)
- Over the Rainbow
- Peaceful Easy Feeling
- Proud Mary
- Reckless Love
- Rockin' Robin
- Rolling in the Deep
- The Rose
- Seven Bridges Road
- Shallow
- Silent Night
- Since I Fell for You
- Sound of Silence
- Stand By Me
- Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
- Take it Easy
- Teach Your Children
- Tracks of My Tears
- True Colors
- Wade in the Water
- We Three Kings
- What a Beautiful Name
- What a Friend We Have in Jesus
- What Child is This (Greensleeves)
Amazing Grace
Key: C/F
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto, Tenor, then Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The song is in two keys, and the melody is harmonized three different ways. Different voices sing the melody at different times during the song. The three upper voices sing parallel harmony throughout.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto, Tenor, then Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The song is in two keys, and the melody is harmonized three different ways. Different voices sing the melody at different times during the song. The three upper voices sing parallel harmony throughout.
Baby (J. Bieber)
Key: Eb (original key)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Justin Bieber version are here, plus some additional harmonies. The rap section is not included in this arrangement.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Justin Bieber version are here, plus some additional harmonies. The rap section is not included in this arrangement.
Because (The Beatles)
Key: C# Minor (original key)
Difficulty Level: Moderate/Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: These are the original Beatles harmonies which are mostly parallel harmonies, with an added bass part. The unusual chords, sustained notes and melismas make these harmonies trickier. The harpsichord intro has been shortened.
Difficulty Level: Moderate/Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: These are the original Beatles harmonies which are mostly parallel harmonies, with an added bass part. The unusual chords, sustained notes and melismas make these harmonies trickier. The harpsichord intro has been shortened.
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Key: Db
Difficulty Level: Moderate/Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: All of the parts are fairly rangy: the alto sings down to Gb below middle C. the arrangement includes block chord oohs, parallel and chromatic harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Moderate/Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: All of the parts are fairly rangy: the alto sings down to Gb below middle C. the arrangement includes block chord oohs, parallel and chromatic harmonies.
California Dreamin'
Key: Bbmin: A minor third lower than the original
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: These harmonies are the same as the original Mamas and Papas harmonies, in a 4-part version. The Mamas and Papas layered more vocals on the original version. The flute solo in the middle isn't included.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: These harmonies are the same as the original Mamas and Papas harmonies, in a 4-part version. The Mamas and Papas layered more vocals on the original version. The flute solo in the middle isn't included.
Call Me Maybe
Key: G (original key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Carly Rae Jepson version are here, plus some additional harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Carly Rae Jepson version are here, plus some additional harmonies.
Call Your Girlfriend (Erato)
Key: Bb (Erato's key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The app version uses Erato's a cappella cover version as a model, not the original version by Robyn. Daisy & Stella sing two parts from the Erato version. The upper three harmonies are the same as Erato's, mostly parallel harmonies throughout. We've added a bass part to create a 4-part version. Erato's version is performed a cappella plus cups percussion: we've added a music track to the app version. There are many free tutorials online if you want to learn the cups part.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The app version uses Erato's a cappella cover version as a model, not the original version by Robyn. Daisy & Stella sing two parts from the Erato version. The upper three harmonies are the same as Erato's, mostly parallel harmonies throughout. We've added a bass part to create a 4-part version. Erato's version is performed a cappella plus cups percussion: we've added a music track to the app version. There are many free tutorials online if you want to learn the cups part.
Can't Help Falling in Love
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Mostly parallel harmonies throughout, with some call-response harmonies in the bridge. The feel is 12/8, like the Elvis version but at a faster tempo.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Mostly parallel harmonies throughout, with some call-response harmonies in the bridge. The feel is 12/8, like the Elvis version but at a faster tempo.
Carol of the Bells
Key: F#min (a half-step lower than the original key)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: This is the traditional arrangement done by Peter Wilhousky, who wrote the lyrics.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: This is the traditional arrangement done by Peter Wilhousky, who wrote the lyrics.
(Take Me Home) Country Roads
Key: G (a whole step lower than the original)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The soprano sings the original harmony part on the verses and the coda, the alto sings the original harmony part on the choruses and the bridge. Additional parallel harmonies have been added for the other voices, along with some added "Oohs" in the bridge and some call-response harmony in the last two choruses.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The soprano sings the original harmony part on the verses and the coda, the alto sings the original harmony part on the choruses and the bridge. Additional parallel harmonies have been added for the other voices, along with some added "Oohs" in the bridge and some call-response harmony in the last two choruses.
Deck the Halls
Key: F (traditional key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies, with a couple of modifications to simplify the parts. All three verses are included.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies, with a couple of modifications to simplify the parts. All three verses are included.
Don't Stop Believing
Key: G
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Journey version are here, plus some additional harmonies. This is not the Glee arrangement, but some of those harmonies are included.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Journey version are here, plus some additional harmonies. This is not the Glee arrangement, but some of those harmonies are included.
Down to the River to Pray
Key: D (A whole step lower than the Alison Kraus version)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies are inspired by the version in "O Brother Where Art Thou" and include parallel and "Ooh" harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies are inspired by the version in "O Brother Where Art Thou" and include parallel and "Ooh" harmonies.
Drive My Car
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Moderate/Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: Includes parallel, non-parallel, and jazz harmonies. These are the Beatles' harmonies, with an additional harmony added during the sections where George dropped out or sang unison with John. The key is one step lower than the original.
Difficulty Level: Moderate/Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: Includes parallel, non-parallel, and jazz harmonies. These are the Beatles' harmonies, with an additional harmony added during the sections where George dropped out or sang unison with John. The key is one step lower than the original.
Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen)
Key: E
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The three upper voices sing parallel harmony through much of the song, with some call and response harmonies in the refrain. Three verses of the song are included.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The three upper voices sing parallel harmony through much of the song, with some call and response harmonies in the refrain. Three verses of the song are included.
Happy Birthday
Key: F/C
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor, Alto, then Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The song is in two keys. The melody is harmonized three different ways as the melody moves to a different voice with each refrain.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor, Alto, then Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The song is in two keys. The melody is harmonized three different ways as the melody moves to a different voice with each refrain.
Helplessly Hoping
Key: G (original key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: These are the harmonies from the original Crosby Stills & Nash version: the soprano sings Graham Nash's part, the alto sings David Crosby's part, and the tenor sings the Stephen Stills lead. There is one variation from the original at the end of each chorus: on "they are three together" the alto and tenor switch parts from the original so the alto part doesn't sing too low for a typical alto range. There is an added bass part.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: These are the harmonies from the original Crosby Stills & Nash version: the soprano sings Graham Nash's part, the alto sings David Crosby's part, and the tenor sings the Stephen Stills lead. There is one variation from the original at the end of each chorus: on "they are three together" the alto and tenor switch parts from the original so the alto part doesn't sing too low for a typical alto range. There is an added bass part.
How Great Thou Art
Key: G
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The other singers sing parallel harmony throughout the song. The key modulates up a half-step for the second verse and chorus.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The other singers sing parallel harmony throughout the song. The key modulates up a half-step for the second verse and chorus.
If I Fell
Key: Eb (1/2 step higher than the Beatles version)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor on the intro, Soprano for the rest
Arrangement Notes: The app version includes the original Beatles parallel and non-parallel harmonies, with the tenor singing John's lead in the intro, and the soprano singing Paul's lead for the rest of the song. To create a 4-part version we added an alto part that moves above and below the tenor part, and we added a bass part.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor on the intro, Soprano for the rest
Arrangement Notes: The app version includes the original Beatles parallel and non-parallel harmonies, with the tenor singing John's lead in the intro, and the soprano singing Paul's lead for the rest of the song. To create a 4-part version we added an alto part that moves above and below the tenor part, and we added a bass part.
I Get Around
Key: F (a whole step lower than the Beach Boys version))
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano on the chorus, Tenor on the verse
Arrangement Notes: These are the original Beach Boy harmonies, arranged for four voices. The soprano sings the lead on the chorus, the tenor sings the lead on the verses. We've included the solo section and modulation from the original, and added some backing harmonies on the verses.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano on the chorus, Tenor on the verse
Arrangement Notes: These are the original Beach Boy harmonies, arranged for four voices. The soprano sings the lead on the chorus, the tenor sings the lead on the verses. We've included the solo section and modulation from the original, and added some backing harmonies on the verses.
Imagine
Key: G (the John Lennon key is B)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: This arrangement includes parallel harmonies throughout the song.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: This arrangement includes parallel harmonies throughout the song.
Joy to the World (Christmas carol)
Key: D (traditional key)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: This version includes the traditional harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: This version includes the traditional harmonies.
Lean On Me
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Parallel harmony throughout much of the song, with some "Ooh" harmonies in the bridge.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Parallel harmony throughout much of the song, with some "Ooh" harmonies in the bridge.
Let it Be
Key: C (original key)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Early choruses include the original ‘ooh’ harmonies done by The Beatles. Later verses and choruses have parallel harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Early choruses include the original ‘ooh’ harmonies done by The Beatles. Later verses and choruses have parallel harmonies.
(The) Lion Sleeps Tonight
Key: F (original key)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies are inspired by the original Tokens version.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies are inspired by the original Tokens version.
(The) Longest Time (B. Joel)
Key: Db (a whole step lower than the original)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: On the original version Billy Joel sings up to six vocal parts. This four-part arrangement includes the lead and three of the harmonies from his version.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: On the original version Billy Joel sings up to six vocal parts. This four-part arrangement includes the lead and three of the harmonies from his version.
Loves Me Like a Rock
Key: E (the Paul Simon key is G)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: Most of the harmonies from the Paul Simon/Dixie Hummingbirds version are here in this 4-part version. The arrangement includes call-response and parallel harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: Most of the harmonies from the Paul Simon/Dixie Hummingbirds version are here in this 4-part version. The arrangement includes call-response and parallel harmonies.
Mary Don't You Weep
Key: Bb (Take 6 key)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: This arrangement is inspired by the Take 6 version, but the lead melody and harmonies have been simplified. It includes call-response and parallel harmonies. Unlike the Take 6 version, the bass singer in this arrangement sings parallel with the tenor and soprano.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: This arrangement is inspired by the Take 6 version, but the lead melody and harmonies have been simplified. It includes call-response and parallel harmonies. Unlike the Take 6 version, the bass singer in this arrangement sings parallel with the tenor and soprano.
O Holy Night
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies. The soprano melody goes to a high G at the end, but a lower note can be substituted if necessary.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies. The soprano melody goes to a high G at the end, but a lower note can be substituted if necessary.
One Love (Bob Marley)
Key: A (a whole step lower than the original)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: This includes the parallel and call-response harmonies from the original version, plus some added "oohs" on the verses. There are sometimes two overlapping Bob Marley parts on the original, which we've combined into one tenor part.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: This includes the parallel and call-response harmonies from the original version, plus some added "oohs" on the verses. There are sometimes two overlapping Bob Marley parts on the original, which we've combined into one tenor part.
Over the Rainbow
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The alto parallels the tenor melody throughout.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The alto parallels the tenor melody throughout.
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Key: E (original key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: the 4-part harmonies here are very close to the Eagles' version, but aren't exactly the same: we added more "oohs" in Verse 1 and added a bass harmony throughout. The harmonies are mostly block chord "ooh" and parallel harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: the 4-part harmonies here are very close to the Eagles' version, but aren't exactly the same: we added more "oohs" in Verse 1 and added a bass harmony throughout. The harmonies are mostly block chord "ooh" and parallel harmonies.
Proud Mary
Key: F
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The three upper voices sing parallel harmony throughout the song. The melody is closer to the Creedence version but includes a variation from the Ike & Tina Turner version in the third verse.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The three upper voices sing parallel harmony throughout the song. The melody is closer to the Creedence version but includes a variation from the Ike & Tina Turner version in the third verse.
Reckless Love
Key: E (a whole step lower than the original Cory Asbury key)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: the alto sings the original parallel upper harmony, the other singers sing added parallel harmonies. The bridge is half the length of the original.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: the alto sings the original parallel upper harmony, the other singers sing added parallel harmonies. The bridge is half the length of the original.
Rockin' Robin
Key: E (A minor third lower than the original)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: This version is slower than original version, with typical doo-wop harmonies throughout: lots of "Tweedley-deet"s and "Tweet-tweet"s. All the sections from the original are included, but aren't repeated as often.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: This version is slower than original version, with typical doo-wop harmonies throughout: lots of "Tweedley-deet"s and "Tweet-tweet"s. All the sections from the original are included, but aren't repeated as often.
Rolling in the Deep
Key: Cmin (original key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Adele version are here, plus some additional harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies from the Adele version are here, plus some additional harmonies.
(The) Rose
Key: E (the original Bette Midler key is C])
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The other singers sing parallel harmony through most of the song. There are call-response harmonies on Verse 3.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The other singers sing parallel harmony through most of the song. There are call-response harmonies on Verse 3.
Seven Bridges Road
Key: D (original key)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The original Eagles version has five voices, with the baritone mostly doubling the high tenor an octave lower. The baritone part is omitted on this version, which includes all of the other original Eagles parts.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The original Eagles version has five voices, with the baritone mostly doubling the high tenor an octave lower. The baritone part is omitted on this version, which includes all of the other original Eagles parts.
Shallow
Key: G (original key)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor, Alto, Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The tenor sings the original Bradley Cooper part throughout, and the alto sings the original Lady Gaga part up to the chorus. From the chorus on the soprano sings Lady Gaga’s part. Some parallel and ‘ooh’ harmonies have been added.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor, Alto, Soprano
Arrangement Notes: The tenor sings the original Bradley Cooper part throughout, and the alto sings the original Lady Gaga part up to the chorus. From the chorus on the soprano sings Lady Gaga’s part. Some parallel and ‘ooh’ harmonies have been added.
Silent Night
Key: A
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional four-part harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional four-part harmonies.
Since I Fell for You
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: Mostly block chord "ooh" and parallel jazz harmonies throughout, with some call-response harmonies in the bridge.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: Mostly block chord "ooh" and parallel jazz harmonies throughout, with some call-response harmonies in the bridge.
Sound of Silence
Key: Abmin (the original key is Ebmin)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The alto sings the Art Garfunkel lead and the tenor sings the Paul Simon lower harmony throughout. The soprano and bass sing added parallel harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The alto sings the Art Garfunkel lead and the tenor sings the Paul Simon lower harmony throughout. The soprano and bass sing added parallel harmonies.
Stand By Me
Key: A (original Ben E. King key)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies include parallel, call-response and ‘ooh’ harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies include parallel, call-response and ‘ooh’ harmonies.
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Key: C
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Traditional harmonies, with parallel and call-response harmonies throughout.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: Traditional harmonies, with parallel and call-response harmonies throughout.
Take it Easy
Key: F (the Eagles key is G)
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: This arrangement includes most of the original Eagles harmonies, including parallel and "Ooh" harmonies. There are some added "Oohs" on the verses. The intro has been shortened and the solo section isn't included.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: This arrangement includes most of the original Eagles harmonies, including parallel and "Ooh" harmonies. There are some added "Oohs" on the verses. The intro has been shortened and the solo section isn't included.
Teach Your Children
Key: D (original key)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: Parallel, non-parallel, and counter-point harmony. The harmonies are what Crosby, Stills and Nash sang.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: Parallel, non-parallel, and counter-point harmony. The harmonies are what Crosby, Stills and Nash sang.
Tracks of My Tears
Key: C (the original key is G)
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: Mostly block chord oohs in the verse and parallel harmonies in the chorus and bridge.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: Mostly block chord oohs in the verse and parallel harmonies in the chorus and bridge.
True Colors
Key: E (same key as the Justin Timberlake/Anna Kendrick version)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies and arrangement are based on the Justin Timberlake/Anna Kendrick version, not the Cyndi Lauper original. The tenor sings the Justin Timberlake part and the alto sings the Anna Kendrick part except for two higher phrases toward the end--there the alto sings Justin’s part and the soprano sings Anna's part. The soprano part weaves around the original Hs. Anna's original harmony starts on the second verse on 'Last saw you laughing', we’ve added some harmonies before that.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The harmonies and arrangement are based on the Justin Timberlake/Anna Kendrick version, not the Cyndi Lauper original. The tenor sings the Justin Timberlake part and the alto sings the Anna Kendrick part except for two higher phrases toward the end--there the alto sings Justin’s part and the soprano sings Anna's part. The soprano part weaves around the original Hs. Anna's original harmony starts on the second verse on 'Last saw you laughing', we’ve added some harmonies before that.
Wade in the Water
Key: Cmin
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The three upper voices sing parallel harmony throughout most of the song.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner
Who Sings the Melody: Alto
Arrangement Notes: The three upper voices sing parallel harmony throughout most of the song.
We Three Kings
Key: A
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies.
What a Beautiful Name
Key: D (original key)
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: Advanced Beginner
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: Advanced Beginner
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Key: F
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The vocal feel is similar to the Alan Jackson version. All of the singers parallel the lead throughout.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Who Sings the Melody: Tenor
Arrangement Notes: The vocal feel is similar to the Alan Jackson version. All of the singers parallel the lead throughout.
What Child is This (Greensleeves)
Key: E minor
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies, with a couple of modifications to simplify the parts. The chorus melody for this song has two traditional variations: in E minor it's sometimes sung with an C# and sometimes with an C. Our soprano sings the version with C#. We've included all three verses.
Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner/Moderate
Who Sings the Melody: Soprano
Arrangement Notes: These are the traditional 4-part harmonies, with a couple of modifications to simplify the parts. The chorus melody for this song has two traditional variations: in E minor it's sometimes sung with an C# and sometimes with an C. Our soprano sings the version with C#. We've included all three verses.
