Henry Mancini

Sneak your way into the hearts of your audience with undeniable musical charm! Henry Mancini’s world-famous classic "The Pink Panther" has delighted generations with its iconic, laid-back melody and a...

Henry Mancini's classic gets a face lift from Dave Wolpe. Easy to recognize, easy to play, and easy to rehearse, this one's a jazz ensemble director's dream.

Bring iconic suspense and an infectious cult groove to the stage: With "Peter Gunn," Henry Mancini created one of the most legendary theme songs in television history. In this first-class arrangement...

Henry Mancini's classic gets a face lift from Dave Wolpe. Easy to recognize, easy to play, and easy to rehearse, this one's a jazz ensemble director's dream.

Originally composed for the 1963 film The Pink Panther, this unique tune has enjoyed renewed popularity thanks to the energetic samba version recorded by Michael Bublé. This one is fun for vocalist an...

Great vocal chart! A samba treatment of this popular song, the vocalist range is G below the staff to middle line B. With great horn parts, lead trumpet range to written A, and a tempo around 104 BPM...

Originally composed for the 1963 film The Pink Panther, this unique tune has enjoyed renewed popularity thanks to the energetic samba version recorded by Michael Bublé. This one is fun for vocalist an...

Henry Mancini is well known as a composer of countless catchy themes including the famous music for The Pink Panther films. One of the most beautiful melodies from his vast output is It Had Better Be...

Henry Mancini was honored posthumously in 2004 with the release of a postage stamp celebrating the life and work of this exceptional film score composer. One of his four Oscars was awarded for the sco...

Performance time - ca. 4:35

Performance time - ca. 11:30 Includes A Hard Day's Night, And I Love Her, All My Loving, Norwegian Wood, Michelle and Yesterday.

The gentle folk style of this Mancini film theme is a perfect fit for string quartet. Robert's tasteful version features violin solo moments, a striking key change, and a Celtic-flavored tune.