Easy-To-Play Songs From The Shows Grade 1-3

You Should Play on the Piano. 50 great West End hits for beginning pianists to learn, arranged for easy piano with chord symbols and full lyrics. Includes songs from: Blood Brothers, The Phantom of the Opera, Matilda the Musical, and many more top West End shows!

Toy Box - Very First Pieces For Piano contains 26 simple yet impressive Piano songs composed by experienced teacher June Armstrong. This book is ideal for a beginner to put theory into practice with a wide variety of pieces in a number of styles.Each title in this songbook is evocative of the way the piece is meant to be played, with songs like Ballerina, Hula Hoop and Kaleidoscope suiting the instructions that Armstrong has provided like ?Daintily? and ?Steadily?. Unique touches like this make Toy Box perfect for a young child who is working their way towards grade one standard, as the composer has skilfully attempted to represent the nature of various toys through the medium of music. This will help a young musician to learn the basic concepts of musical theory in a fun and familiar context, with songs like Jumbo and Slinky sure to entertain all who are within earshot through humour and musicality. If you would like to listen to audio recordings of all the songs included in Toy Box, they are all available to download free of charge from the author's website.What sets this songbook apart from other beginner books is the personality and dedication that June Armstrong brings to her compositions, noting that her pieces are all inspired by her own Piano students and giving detailed and informative notes for each song at the beginning of the book. For the song Dinosaur, Armstrong writes that ?You will want to create a very scary atmosphere?The right hand note heads are strange bird calls in the forest. The left hand Ds, Es and Fs are the dinosaur??. The care that has been put into creating this sheet music shows that Armstrong is acutely aware of the best way for students to learn, and that she truly wants students to learn effectively, but in a fun and light-hearted way.Each song in Toy Box occupies a single page making it easy for a player to track their progress and learning, while there are additional helpful bits of information peppered throughout to clarify anything that may be unfamiliar to the student. Armstrong is keen on developing a student's ear for tone and atmosphere, so these extra notes not only reinforce how to play the piece physically, but also how to include emotion and feeling in music, for example how to conjure imagery like that of Blowing Bubbles. The songbook will be perfect for a child who already understands basic musical terms, will be able to play in a few keys other than C Major and is able to play in simple time signatures. As a first step into new compositions, Toy Box will introduce new concepts as well as reinforce what a student is already accustomed to, nevertheless, Armstrong's message is clear - ?Have fun!?. / Piano

Simple easy to read arrangements of 13 great songs from top stage musicals including Big Spender (Sweet Charity) Don't Cry For Me Argentina (Evita) and Memory (Cats). Ideal for beginners the music is newlyengraved and includes chord symbols and lyrics where appropriate.Arranged by Stephen Duro.

Tenor Book Only-For aspiring and professional singers who love Broadway Alfred???s Singer???s Library of Musical Theatre presents an elegant collection of the best-loved musical theatre songs in their original keys authentically transcribed from their original vocal scores. Perfect for study and equally suitable for the most important auditions and performances each volume is dedicated to a specific vocal range and contains dozens of songs from a variety of shows that span decades of theatre history. Multiple volumes are available for each of four vocal ranges: Soprano Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Tenor and Baritone/Bass. Authoritative historical and contextual commentary audition tips and 16-bar cut suggestions for each song make it the most useful and relevant song library of its kind.

A timeless collection of The Greatest Love Songs Of The 1970s featuring twenty-seven hit songs by incredible singers and songwriters all arranged for Piano Voice and Guitar complete with full lyrics.The cultural movement of the summer of love was well and truly over as the 1970s progressed but there was no doubt still plenty of love and goodwill in the air as the songs from this songbook make clear. Some of the bestand most romantic love songs ever were composed during the 1970s including How Deep Is Your Love Your Song and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face. Not only are these The Greatest Love Songs Of The1970s they're also some of the greatest songs ever. All the songs in this collection are arranged for Piano with Vocal melodies and Guitar chord boxes and symbols. This makes it fantastically easy tojust pick up your instrument and play enabling you to add these romantic and heartfelt tunes to your repertoire forever. Songs like Always On My Mind Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers Minnie Riperton's Lovin'You and Midnight Train To Georgia you'll want to start playing through these brilliant ballads immediately creating a romantic feeling reminiscent of the '70s right in your ownhome. If the end of the '60s saw the summer of love then the 1970s was the summer of the love song as this book shows. This collection includes 27 incredibly romantic tunes written in that era aboutthat most elusive yet powerful human emotion love. If you want to serenade your sweetheart with the greatest love song sheet music from the 1970s look no further than this song book.

Twelve easy to intermediate songs. Par DICKBAUER KLAUS. Whether together with the professional Play Along MP3-CD or the available piano accompaniment, the collection of twelve original compositions by Klaus Dickbauer and Martin Gasselsberger grooves from the first to the last note. The solo pieces are within the easy to intermediate degrees of difficulty, and are stylistically based on jazz, world, cinema and pop genres. Their interpretation is perfectly complemented by the accompanying CD, on which the complete versions are recorded at a high-quality level. The entertaining pieces already stimulate the most diverse imaginations through their attractive titles. In ?Your Fairy Tale? or in ?The Story of the Angry Rabbit?, for example, you can enter fairy tale worlds, it becomes thoughtful in ?Melancholia?, lively and cheerful in ?Joyful Dance? and ?Come and Show your Bright Side!? ?Tricky 7? incorporates the 7/4 time into its brisk tempo with rhythmic demands, while the ?Wedding Waltz? tirelessly turns in circles. Dickbauer's ?Let the Cat In? shows that a cat has no patience. At many points in the twelve character pieces there is room for improvisation and creativity, which should encourage the listener to develop their own ideas. Harmonies or scales are noted in the score. The chord symbolism is generally completed in the clarinet part above the melody. A notated piano part is available for download, but can also be purchased as a print edition (UE 38046). An ideal volume to achieve fun and audience appeal. Twelve easy to intermediate songs without words for clarinet Characterful compositions spanning jazz, world, cinema and pop Professionally recorded CD featuring a variety of instruments with full demonstration performances and play-along tracks The piano accompaniment is available as either a free printout or as a printed edition (UE 38046)/ Recueil / Clarinette

The blues has always been spiced with suggestive metaphors. This collection of bawdy blues songs celebrate the off-color blues repertoire: Bessie Smith is wild about her kitchen man's turnip tops but Bo Carter's pencil won'twrite no more! There's lots of variety with songs from the 1930s 40s and 50s; some are simple three-chord blues tunes and others have beautiful ragtime chord changes. Fred shows you how to play accompaniment and solosfor all the songs. The evocative titles include Ain't Got Nobody to Grind My Coffee (Clara Smith) She's Your Cook But She Burns My Bread Sometimes and My Pencil Won't Write No More (Bo Carter) Kitchen Man (Bessie Smith) Big TenInch (Bull Moose Jackson) You Can't Tell the Difference After Dark (Alberta Hunter) and the holiday perennial Let's Make Christmas Merry Baby (Amos Milburn). You'll learn to accompany yourself singing the songs and howto play a fingerstyle instrumental version of each one. Fred's easy-going instructional style his tips on playing the arrangements and his slowed-down split-screen performances of each tune make learning easy. All thearrangements are written out in tab and music as well...both the backup and solos. 76 minutes - Level 2 - Detailed tab/music PDF file on the DVD.  DVD is region 0 playable worldwide.