Beautiful SATB vocal chart with featured female solo.

His Song (3:04) M. J. Johnson / A.R. Johnson © Cinema Sonique Publishing / Tyuni Publishing (ASCAP) 1999 MonoMyth Media BPM: 70 Style: Jazz Vocal: University of Miami Jazz Vocal Ensemble I featuring Rachel Perry Mood: Relaxed, melancholy Sounds Like: New York Voices Instrumentation: a Capella YouTube: n/a Placement: Funeral, memory montage Lyrics: #Life, #music, #loveofmusic, #simplethings One Stop Shop. All in rights represented by MonoMyth Media, LLC Contact: Andrea Johnson, EVP, Licensing Context: A dear college friend dies in a tragic accident and friends remember his life.

Verse 01 (0:12-0:45) Oooo, ooo His Song was of music And all the treasures that it brings Friends with whom to share it Pleasure in the simple things

Verse 02 (0:46-1:10) His Song was of joy And the laughter we could share Mem’ries to be cherished A heart not afraid to care

Bridge (1:11-1:38) You could see it in his eyes You could see it in his smile A smile that reached out and took you in And a love that never seemed to end

  Verse 03 (1:39-2:22) His song was of music And the happiness it brings Funny, I still hear his song And I know that somewhere He still sings.

Improvisation on “Con Alma” by Alex Abadie (2:23-3:03)

SATB Jazz Vocal arrangement of the Joe Zawinal classical "Corner Pocket". Arranged by Michael J. Johnson

As a fan of shows like "True Blood", "Walking Dead", "Revolution", and "Zombie Nation", Michael wrote "Alive" as the story of a nerd who has dreamed his entire life of the heroic deeds he would most certainly perform in the event of the apocalypse. However, when the apocalypse actually happens, he finds that things are not as easy as he would have hoped.

Combo for Drums, Bass, Guitar, Piano and Lead Vocal with Background Harmonies

Words and Music by Michael J. Johnson (c) 2012 Michael J. Johnson