Jenna Andrews Sheet Music
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Words and music by Jenna Andrews, Stephen Kirk, Sebastian Garcia, Robert Grimaldi, Ron Perry, Alex Bilowitz, and Kim Nam-Joon / arr. Victor López
Grade: 3
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Butter: SAB Choral Octavo -
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Butter: Marching Band Conductor Score -
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Permission to Dance: SSA, a cappella Choral Octavo -
Permission to Dance: Marching Band Conductor Score -
Permission to Dance: Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts -
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About this collection
Jenna Andrews Sheet Music
Jenna Andrews has created popular choral arrangements that bring contemporary pop and rock energy to choir programs. This collection features her sheet music across multiple voicings, from 2-part to SATB arrangements, with titles like What It Sounds Like available in several configurations. You'll find choral octavos suitable for grade 3 ensembles, along with marching band charts and piano accompaniments. Many titles include online audio and digital downloads, making them accessible
Who it's for
- Choir directors seeking accessible pop and rock arrangements for mixed-voice ensembles
- Music teachers working with grade 3 students ready for contemporary styles
- Marching band directors looking to add pop and funk-influenced selections
What's inside
- Choral octavos in 2-part, SAB, SATB, and SSA voicings
- Pop, rock, and funk arrangements including What It Sounds Like in multiple versions
- PDF downloads, digital sheet music, and online audio accompaniments
- Marching band charts and piano-based scores
Things to consider
Start by checking which voicing fits your ensemble size and blend. Several titles appear in multiple voicings, so you can program the same arrangement for different groups. Online audio tracks help singers learn parts independently and provide accompaniment options during rehearsal.