Harold Arlen

Drawing inspiration from the Israel Kamakawiwo'ole version of this mashup, here is an arrangement of two of the most beautiful songs of all time. Songs of hope come together in this arrangement and cr...

Drawing inspiration from the Israel Kamakawiwo'ole version of this mashup, here is an arrangement of two of the most beautiful songs of all time. Songs of hope come together in this arrangement and cr...

Great bluesy showcase for any vocalist! Jerry's excellent chart will undoubtedly become one of your favorites.

An exceptional arrangement of an American standard in a classic, concert-choral style. Jay's arrangement opens and closes with a brief, lush, a cappella setting. In between are beautiful harmonies and...

An exceptional arrangement of an American standard in a classic, concert-choral style. Jay's arrangement opens and closes with a brief, lush, a cappella setting. In between are beautiful harmonies and...

Written as a feature for alto sax, this bluesy standard comes with a comfortably slow and sensuous swing style and plenty of solid playing for the full ensemble as well. Great change-of-pace programmi...

This is the perfect blues shuffle honky-tonk chart. Brilliant composer/arranger Lisa DeSpain has done an outstanding job with this great tune. Your young players will learn the blues shuffle style qui...

Blues In The Night, composed by Harold Arlen and arranged by Richard Harris for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

From Cotton Club Parade of 1933, the sultry, bluesy style makes this an outstanding choice. Available: SSA, ShowTrax Cassette. Performance Time: Approx. 4:25.

This was the first of many hits that Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler wrote together. It's most associated with Judy Garland, who performed 'Get Happy' in her last MGM film Summer Stock. This incredible h...

Although it was cut from the original 1939 film, this number from The Wizard of Oz is an energetic, swinging romp through one of the prominent dance crazes of the time period, and appears in many cont...

Although it was cut from the original 1939 film, this number from The Wizard of Oz is an energetic, swinging romp through one of the prominent dance crazes of the time period, and appears in many cont...

Featuring all four of the revered melodies from the film (We're Off to See the Wizard, If I Only Had a Brain, Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead, and Over the Rainbow), this suite is scored with your beginne...

Featuring all four of the revered melodies from the film (We're Off to See the Wizard, If I Only Had a Brain, Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead, and Over the Rainbow), this suite is scored with your beginne...

But no one will want to sing or play a melody that begins with an octave leap!' said an early critic. That melody that no one would sing or play is now probably the best known in the world. From The W...