Sheet Music
Here are some PDF files of sheet music for some of my arrangements and parodies; please feel free to download anything you'd like. The only thing that I ask is that you let me know if you are planning on performing any of these pieces; I like to know where my stuff is being done. Enjoy!
Medleys:
As Seen on TV: An a cappella choir arrangement of everyone's favorite TV theme songs from the 70s and 80s 
Zing/Ding/Strings Medley: This arrangement celebrates the joy of making sound effects; who doesn't love some onomatopoeia now and then?
Audition Medley: A musical answer to the question, "When the audition breakdown asks for a piece that shows range, what should I sing?
Duets Medley: Many of the great musical theater duets, combined into one musical marathon. (Can be performed by two people or a group)
Parodies:
Brokeback Mountain: The Musical! My entry in the "What would be the worst possible movie to turn into a musical?" contest, set to the tune of "Defying Gravity" (lyrics by me and Mark Blankenship, music by Stephen Schwartz)
(Alternate Ways to) Get Here: Many of you know the famous Oleta Adams song "Get Here," but this version REALLY expands the possible ways that one might get from Point A to Point B (lyric by me and Mark Blankenship, music by Brenda Russell)
A Jason Robert Brown Song (Last 5 Years Parody): A meditation on the difficulties of performing his works, set to the tune of "A Summer in Ohio" (lyric by me, music by Jason Robert Brown)
Taylor (A Response): Many of you know the great Goldrich/Heisler song about the latte boy, but do you know his side of the story? (lyric by me and Marci Heisler, music by Zina Goldrich)
Arrangements:
Almost Like Being in Love/A Little Bit in Love: Have you noticed how so many great songs skirt around the issue of saying "I love you" (see "If I Loved You", "I Think I Love You", "People Will Say We're in Love", etc.)? This arrangement combines two of these "almost" songs.
Anyone Can Whistle/Being Alive: Two Sondheim greats blended together.
I Wish it So (trio): This is a favorite song of mine by Marc Blitzstein, here arranged for three female voices
Can't Help Lovin' That Man/Our Love is Here to Stay: Two great love songs combined, set for soprano