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Vocalise-Étude en forme de Habanera is a refined work by Maurice Ravel from 1907. Originally composed as a wordless vocal etude, the piece focuses on the suppleness of the melodic line and the purity...

Vocalise-Étude en forme de Habanera is a refined work by Maurice Ravel from 1907. Originally composed as a wordless vocal etude, the piece focuses on the suppleness of the melodic line and the purity...

Vocalise-Étude en forme de Habanera is a refined work by Maurice Ravel from 1907. Originally composed as a wordless vocal etude, the piece focuses on the suppleness of the melodic line and the purity...

A classical arrangement of Beethoven's melody with simple piano accompaniment, creating a dignified and optimistic mood.

Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling, written by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen, as recorded by Al Bowlly. Arranged for piano and voice with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

Swanee, written by George Gershwin with words by Irving Caesar. Arranged for piano and voice with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

If you've ever felt limited by pentatonics, predictable licks, or rigid scale patterns, "Jazz-Rock Guitar Improvisation" offers a way forward. Alex Skolnick and Dave Rubin guide you through the harmon...

As its title suggests, Happy Swing is a rather jazzy piece that should be played with energy. Written with uneven eighth notes, it is full of syncopations, off-beats, and other rhythmic quirks. You wi...

Discover a soulful blend of tradition and jazz with "Jazz Spirituals". Inside you'll find 23 engaging solo piano arrangements of beloved spirituals such as "Wade in the Water, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot...

Piano Tales for Winnie-the-Pooh is a triumph in three respects: As a pedagogical tool that progresses through so many vital technical tools, as a vivid anthology of contrasting, memorably character-dr...

Conversations in Blue includes six diverse pieces for solo piano written in jazz style. The composer references ballad, blues, salsa, as well as fugue and basso ostinato. Pianists looking for somethin...

The music presented in this book introduces the classically trained pianist to jazz rhythms, harmonies and phrasing. Each piece represents a different jazz idiom with notes on background, style and te...

This book introduces the pianist to jazz rhythms, harmonies and phrasing. These aspects are explored in eight original, fun and authentic pieces, while the short explanatory notes help the performer a...

Discover this beautiful collection of ten jazz influenced pieces, all featuring on the Trinity College London Piano Diploma repertoire list (ATCL). A diverse range of styles and moods is explored — fr...

A Guy That Takes his Time was written by Ralph Rainger (1901 - 1942) and first made famous by the great Mae West. It has later been performed by a.o. Christina Aguilera, under the title "A Guy What Ta...

Here's a piece guaranteed to have your audience's toes tapping! Designed as a fun, flashy showpiece that features every section of the band, the catchy rhythms of School of Swing, by Amy Webb, will en...

Here's a piece guaranteed to have your audience's toes tapping! Designed as a fun, flashy showpiece that features every section of the band, the catchy rhythms of School of Swing, by Amy Webb, will en...

Summertime from George Gershwin's opera Porgy and Bess, which premiered in 1935, has been covered thousands of times as a jazz standard and is one of the most played and best-known songs in the world....

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

This piece is a tribute to three great composers: the first movement is written in the style of Duke Ellington. The orchestration is colorful. The rhythm and melody are typically African - i.e. wilder...