Neil Sedaka

Many artists have performed solitaire over the years but it is probably Neil Sedaka’s interpretation that makes this song a true classic. This classic arrangement for brass band gives every player something of interest to play.

Many artists have performed solitaire over the years but it is probably Neil Sedaka’s interpretation that makes this song a true classic. This classic arrangement for brass band gives every player something of interest to play.

Here's a fun-fueled blast of nostalgia! The 1972 pop hit by Neil Sedaka is a joyful salute to the golden era of pop in an updated arrangement! A super choreography showcase ideal for all types of groups! Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Combo parts available as a digital download (tpt 1-2 tsx tbn gtr b dm). Duration: ca. 3:35.

This songbook is part of the Classic Artists series and brings together twenty of Neil Sedaka's greatest hits arranged for voice and piano with guitar chord boxes. Contents: Alone at Last; Betty Grable; Breaking Up is Hard to Do; Calendar Girl; Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen; I Fell in Live with a Dream; I Go Ape; (Is this the way to) Amarillo?; Laughter in the Rain; Little Devil; Next Door to an Angel; Oh! Carol; The Other Side of Me; Our Last Song Together; Shake a Hand; A Ship Without a Sail; The Show Goes On; Stairway to Heaven; Standing on the Inside; You.

This wonderful song by Neil Sedaka has been transformed into a magnificent solo for the trumpet by Georges Moreau. The piece can also be played by the alto or soprano sax.The attractive melody and the soft accompaniment, which has been orchestrated with the necessary transparency and doubling, allows your soloist to concentrate on the sound and musicality.

The Inside Story of His Incredible Comeback-From 1958 to 1963 Neil Sedaka sold 25 million records more than anyone except Elvis Presley. He thought he could do no wrong but a year later he was all but off the charts swept away by The Beatles and the British Invasion a blow he never saw coming. The deejays stopped playing his records and the public stopped buying them.For 12 agonizing years Sedaka battled to get back on the charts. He tried everything from working with hip young songwriters playing on demo sessions to playing in working men's clubs in remote corners in the UK. Then one magical night he performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London. His new songs including ?Solitaire ? were greeted with thunderous applause. Shortly thereafter Elton John the biggest rock'n'roll star of the decade stopped by to see him and offered to sign Neil to his new label Rocket Records.And that was it. In October 1974 ?Laughter In The Rain? showed up at number 95 on Billboard Sedaka's first appearance on the charts in over a decade. Sixteen weeks later it reached number one sealing one of the most amazing comebacks in music history. This vivid and authoritative book written with full access to Sedaka and those closest to him tells the absorbing story of how he overcame one obstacle after another to become the ultimate rock'n'roll survivor.

Georges Moreau a repris cette magnifique chanson de Neil Sedaka pour en faire un superbe solo pour trompette également jouable sur saxophone alto ou soprano.Instrumentés avec une belle transparence et avec les redoublements de rigueur la belle mélodie et l?accompagnement tout en douceur permettent au soliste de se consacrer à la sonorité et à la musicalité.