A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (SATB Choir) - Arranged by Kirby Shaw

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For over seven decades, this song, written during World War II has held an emotional connection with music-lovers for its nostalgic longing for happier times. This a cappella setting offers an accessible option to vocal jazz and concert choirs and opportunities for building style and technique.
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[@sean8190]

man i wish we sang this in high school...

[@CakeWalkAmesie]

Playing it in middle school jazz band!

[@Pentax33]

Amazing. We sang this with our choir.

[@cormorantcolors]

I love this song! I’m going to try and get my choir director to let us sing this (:

[@jackchito]

Beautiful song and excellent choir, thanks.

[@cinnamonroll4773]

We're singing this is high school choir right now!! It's so much fun and sounds so cool!!!

[@Nancyshank]

Great arrangement done perfectly.

[@ptyptypty3]

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[@CM_Roaming_Romantics]

Thank you!

[@dianar4687]

good aff😍

[@Navonodo]

This is a good arrangement, but SO blatantly a variation of the Gene Puerlings arrangement made famous by The Manhattan Transfer. He's excised a bunch a true crunchiness but the way treats the rhythm is almost beat for beat the same. It feels like a neutered version of that arrangement. It even ends with the exact same cadential progression. I'm not sure whether Shaw took legal action but damn, he should have. Listen to the two side by side and you'll see what I mean.