Partitions musique de fête

Medley in verschiedenen Stilen (Swing, Klassik, Latin, . . .)

Performance time - ca. 4:30. Written for a 1995 Boston Symphony Orchestra concert at Tanglewood, celebrating the birthdays of Seiji Ozawa, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman and Leon Fleischer.

Performance time - ca. 4:30. Written for a 1995 Boston Symphony Orchestra concert at Tanglewood, celebrating the birthdays of Seiji Ozawa, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman and Leon Fleischer.

Full Score - 1992 Edition The first movement of A Symphony: New England Holidays. A Charles Ives Society Critical Edition, edited by James B. Sinclair.

Mit Grussbeiträgen von Paul Badura-Skoda, Kenneth Bruscia, Tilly Eder, Iván Eröd, Christian Heindl, László Horváth, Hans Kann, Walter Klasinc, James Levine, György Ligeti, Andor Losonczy, Johannes Leo...

Hal Leonard Easy Piano songbooks provide musically satisfying arrangements for anyone with a few years of experience at the piano. These simplified presentations include original bass lines, chord pro...

This sheet music features an arrangement for piano and voice with guitar chord frames, with the melody presented in the right hand of the piano part as well as in the vocal line.

20 of the most often-sung songs of the modern era are featureed in this collection, including: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - Day-O (The Banana Boat Song) - Don't Worry, Be Happy - Fly like an Eagle - Happ...

Known the world over, every child's favorite song is now available in the easiest pre-staff arrangement possible and includes a teacher duet.

Probably the most popular song in the world now arranged for big-note piano so even beginners can entertain their friends on their big day!

In this terrific 12-song, 11 inch. x 8-1/2 inch. collection, Helen Pace has created a group of song-duets for children to sing, dramatize and play along with a parent or teacher. The child part is in...

Never was wishing someone a happy birthday quite as dramatic or fun as with this classic rocker, recorded by The Beatles on their White Album. The bass line alone has become iconic!

Never was wishing someone a happy birthday quite as dramatic or fun as with this classic rocker, recorded by The Beatles on their White Album. The bass line alone has become iconic!