The Impossible Dream

This uplifting ballad was originally from Mitch Leigh's 1965 musical Man From La Mancha . Alternatively known as The Quest it has become a popular hit as a stand alone song inspiring numerous cover versions. Notable performances of the song include such artists as Diana Ross and The Supremes, Andy Williams, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, The Temptations, Roberta Flack, Shirley Bassey, The Carpenters, Susan Boyle and many more. The Impossible Dream by musicroom / SATB

This uplifting ballad was originally from Mitch Leigh's 1965 musical Man From La Mancha. Alternatively known as The Quest it has become a popular hit as a stand alone song inspiring numerous cover versions.Notable performances of the song include such artists as Diana Ross and The Supremes Andy Williams Elvis Presley Frank Sinatra The Temptations Roberta Flack Shirley Bassey The Carpenters Susan Boyle and many more. The Impossible Dream by musicroom

Instrumentalists will love this collection of Broadway classics, including: Any Dream Will Do - Cabaret - Defying Gravity - Do You Hear the People Sing? - Edelweiss - Getting to Know You - Guys and Dolls - Hello, Dolly! - I Dreamed a Dream - If I Were a Bell - Luck Be a Lady - Mame - The Music of the Night - Ol' Man River - People Will Say We're in Love - Seasons of Love - Send in the Clowns - The Surrey with the Fringe on Top - Think of Me - Tomorrow - What I Did for Love - You'll Never Walk Alone - and many more. / Saxophone Alto

Contenu Silence Bolero Choral MoonLight MONOCHROMATIC TSUKI NI TSUKARETA OTOKO (A Man Possessed by the Moon) Impossible Dream YUME NO HOSHIZORA (Dream of a Starry Sky) Dawn Flight A Wish to the Moon

Budgetbooks-This volume of the fantastic Budgetbooks series presents Broadway Songs - a comprehensive collection of 72 of the finest songs from 53 of your absolute favourite shows andmusicals. Every song in this huge collection is arranged for Easy Piano also featuring a Vocal melody and Guitar chord boxes so you'll be able to perform your favourite showtunes straight away. Featuring someclassics from some of the biggest musicals ever such as Oliver! Oklahoma! The Sound Of Music and Blood Brothers every single one of these songs is sure to have everyone within earshot belting outthose showstopping notes! With songs like Consider Yourself Cabaret Along Came Bialy and Stayin' Alive all the fun of the musicals will make its way into your home and you'll beplaying these humourous and light-hearted tunes all day long. As you get into a more sentimental mood however you'll enjoy playing all the classic tearjerkers those ballads with their monumental key changes and massiveinstrumentation that bring the house down. We're talking I Dreamed A Dream Memory I Don't Know How To Love Him and Don't Cry For Me Argentina. Just the name is enough to remind you of their fantasticperformances. The Budgetbooks series represents a huge diversity and range in its selections choosing only the best Broadway Songs from the biggest musicals.You're guaranteed to absolutely love playing all of these hits and everyone else will love hearing them... and for this price you don't need to worry about the Money Money as you'll be able to live TheImpossible Dream.

Great Winners for Clarinet is a bumper collection of forty-seven pieces carefully selected and arranged for players of all ages to delve into and enjoy. From popular film show and television themes to classical folk and Christmas titles this collection has something for everyone. It is an ideal follow on to the very popular Winners Galore collection.This collection of unforgettable 'Winners' includes A Whole New World All I Ask of You All That Jazz Back to the Future Ben Casualty Theme Chanson Boheme Close Every Door to Me Cool Dance of the Comedians Easy Winners The Flower Duet Frenesi Georgy Girl Grange Hill Theme Grease Great Escape March Habanera Handbags and Gladrags Have Youself a Merry Little Christmas He Shall Feed His Flock I Feel Pretty I Know Him So Well The Impossible Dream John Dunbar Theme The Kalendar Prince Let There Be Peace on Earth Looney Tunes Love Changes Everything Maple Leaf Rag Moondance The Music of the Night Never Ending Story Only Fools and Horses RAF March Past Raiders March 633 Squadron Sleigh Ride Speak Softly Love Summer Nights Super Trouper Syncopated Clock Take a Chance on Me Tell Me It's Not True Wallace and Gromit We Are the Champions and What a Wonderful World.

Full concert arrangements make this an excellent choice for men's groups. Includes: Muddy Water (Big River) Memory (Cats) Kansas City (Oklahoma!) The Impossible Dream (Man of La Mancha) Bring Him Home (Les Misérables also available as a single). Available: TTBB.

Broadway Classics comes with sheet music that has been expertly arranged for big-note Piano making it the perfect songbook for beginner pianists looking for the next challenge.Including 15 favourites from the Great White Way such as Big Spender Cabaret Don't Cry for Me Argentina The Impossible Dream (The Quest) Memory There's No Business like Show Business and more.

Baritone/Bass 47 Songs-47 songs. Contents: Bring Me My Bride (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum) · C'est Moi (Camelot) · Colorado My Home (The Unsinkable Molly Brown) · Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful? (Cinderella) · Dulcinea (Man of La Mancha) · Epiphany (Sweeney Todd) · Everybody Says Don't (Anyone Can Whistle) · Fear No More (The Frogs) · Gonna Be Another Hot Day (110 in the Shade) · The Highest Judge of All (Carousel) · I Rise Again (On the Twentieth Century) · I'll Never Say No (The Unsinkable Molly Brown) · I've Come to Wive It Wealthily in Padua (Kiss Me Kate) · I've Heard It All Before (Shenandoah) · If Ever I Would Leave You (Camelot) · If I Loved You (Carousel) · TheImpossible Dream (Man of La Mancha) · In Praise of Women (A Little Night Music) · Is This What You Call Love (Passion) · Joey Joey Joey (The Most Happy Fella) · Lonely Room (Oklahoma!) · Lost in the Stars (Lost in the Stars) · The Man of La Mancha (I Don Quixote) (Man of La Mancha) · Me (Beauty and the Beast) · Meditation I (Shenandoah) · Meditation II (Shenandoah) · The Music of The Night (The Phantom of the Opera) · No One Has Ever Loved Me (Passion) · Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' (Oklahoma!) · Ol' Man River (Show Boat) · Pretty Women (Sweeney Todd) · A Quiet Girl (Wonderful Town) · The Road You Didn't Take (Follies) · September Song (Knickerbocker Holiday) · Soliloquy (Carousel) · Some Enchanted Evening (South Pacific) · Sorry-Grateful (Company) · The Surrey with the Fringe on Top (Oklahoma!) · They Call the Wind Maria (Paint Your Wagon) · This is the Life (Love Life) · This Nearly Was Mine (South Pacific) · Thousands of Miles (Lost in the Stars) · Try to Remember (The Fantasticks) · Were Thine That Special Face (Kiss Me Kate) · Where Is the Life That Late I Led (Kiss Me Kate) · With So Little to Be Sure Of (Anyone Can Whistle) · You Must Meet My Wife (A Little Night Music).

Joyce Eilers has a way with words for young choirs and this cheerful original encourages kids to stick with it until they achieve their dream. No task is impossible with effort and determination.Available separately: 3-Part Mixedand 2-Part. Performance Time: Approx. 2:30.

This eclectic collection for solo Flute will delight film fans of all ages! 101 Movie Hits contains a dazzling selection of favourites from the silver screen, including Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes), Eye Of The Tiger (Rocky III), Hallelujah (Shrek), Happy (Despicable Me 2), Mrs. Robinson (The Graduate), The Dreame (Sense And Sensibility), Let It Go (Frozen), Summer Nights (Grease), The Music Of Goodbye (Out Of Africa) and more. / Cor

A work for orchestra commissioned by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. The composer writes 'I have borrowed the title 'Voyages extraordinaires' from the writer Jules Verne and his famous novel series depicting fantastic or in reality impossible journeys. The title seemed fitting as my work is intended as fantastical musical voyages on which the listener encounters new worlds of sound through recurring orchestral transformations. I see the work somewhat as a tribute to how art has the abilities to transcend the limits of life. Some years ago I composed a horn trio 'Diagonal Musik' (2017) inspired by the Swedish artist Olle Baertling. Baertling’s paintings consist of large brighttriangular shapes and although the lines gradually approach one another the intersecting point is often placed outside the frame. Consequently the spectator will try to complete the angle in their own head. In my horn trio I wanted to transfer this to music: the lines that gradually approach each other but rarely meet except perhaps in the listener’s head. In 'Voyage Extraordinaires' I have tried to develop these techniques even further this time for orchestral forces and combine them with the magical transformations an important structural element of the piece. The fantastic journeys also refer to travels in our own imagination: what we believe and picture in our mind. The sudden musical transformations that occur are also reminiscent of dream logic and the dreamscape itself. Here it is possible to wander in and out through worlds in a way that feels consistent within the framework of the dream.' A work for orchestra commissioned by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. The composer writes 'I have borrowed the title 'Voyages extraordinaires' from the writer Jules Verne and his famous novel series depicting fantastic or in reality impossible journeys. The title seemed fitting as my work is intended as fantastical musical voyages on which the listener encounters new worlds of sound through recurring orchestral transformations. I see the work somewhat as a tribute to how art has the abilities to transcend the limits of life. Some years ago I composed a horn trio 'Diagonal Musik' (2017) inspired by the Swedish artist Olle Baertling. Baertling’s paintings consist of large brighttriangular shapes and although the lines gradually approach one another the intersecting point is often placed outside the frame. Consequently the spectator will try to complete the angle in their own head. In my horn trio I wanted to transfer this to music: the lines that gradually approach each other but rarely meet except perhaps in the listener’s head. In 'Voyage Extraordinaires' I have tried to develop these techniques even further this time for orchestral forces and combine them with the magical transformations an important structural element of the piece. The fantastic journeys also refer to travels in our own imagination: what we believe and picture in our mind. The sudden