Cole Porter

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Anything Goes, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for saxophone solo in digital sheet music format.

Don't Fence Me In, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for saxophone solo in digital sheet music format.

Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today), composed by Cole Porter and arranged for saxophone solo in digital sheet music format.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for saxophone solo in digital sheet music format.

Anything Goes, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for trumpet solo in digital sheet music format.

Don't Fence Me In, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for trumpet solo in digital sheet music format.

Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today), composed by Cole Porter and arranged for trumpet solo in digital sheet music format.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for trumpet solo in digital sheet music format.

Anything Goes, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Don't Fence Me In, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today), composed by Cole Porter and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, composed by Cole Porter and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

From our Spotlight On Kids series comes this combination of Cole Porter's ''Friendship'' and a great original partner song from Greg Gilpin. Together they form a classic friendship that will work on a...

What a way to open any concert! The recent Broadway revival of the classic Cole Porter musical Kiss Me Kate has popularized all the great songs from the show again. Teena Chinn has created an exceptio...

This Classic Cole Porter hit from the 1940s was first featured on Broadway and later found its way into the movies. Today it's simply a classic that will delight your audiences.

This Classic Cole Porter hit from the 1940s was first featured on Broadway and later found its way into the movies. Today it's simply a classic that will delight your audiences.

Give your men a challenge with this Cole Porter favorite! Few members of your audience and even fewer of your students will recall the Roy Rogers movie of the same name. Add some cowboy hats and a lit...