At The End Of The Road


Learn a clean, Fosse-inspired routine to this hidden gem by Irving Berlin--perfect for show choir or musical theater ensembles. This tutorial features stylized unison isolations, a splashy dance break, and Broadway panache that pops without overcomplicating. Ideal for groups who want to move with sophistication, precision, and just the right amount of flair. The choreography bundle includes a step-by-step instructional video as well as a StageBook code which opens customizable blocking and formation charts (StageBook is available for download on the iTunes Store).

Concert Level 1: Mostly unison movement and acting, technically easy to learn.

Choreographer
Mike Weaver
Price
$75
Difficulty
Concert Level 1
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Preview:

This Irving Berlin hidden gem is a song that holds an important place in black history--it was written for "Hallelujah", the first film featuring an all black cast, and first recorded by Ethel Waters, an early pioneer for African American women in the arts. The lyrical message presents an optimistic view of life as a journey through hardship with hope as a light guiding you towards your reward at the end of the road. The chart features a treble soloist, easy-to-learn jazz harmonies, and a swingin' big finish that hits hard!

**Sync, streaming performance, and master licenses are ALL included with the purchase of this arrangement.**

Instrumentation: Piano/Synth/Guitar/Bass/Drums/2 Tpt/2 Tbn/Alto, Tenor Sax

Don’t see your preferred voicing available? Revoices are free on request!
Price
$250
Genre
Swing/Cabaret, 1920's, Standards
Voicing
SSA, SAB, SATB
Functions
Change-of-Pace
Difficulty
Easy
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Using the links in the menu, you can view a sample of this arrangement and hear sample recordings.