New Imports

Bow Belles (from 'Blue Eyes'), written by Jerome Kern with words by Graham John, arranged for voice and piano.

By A Waterfall, written by Sammy Fain, with words by Irving Kahal from 'Footlight Parade', arranged for voice and piano.

By The Beautiful Sea, written by Harry Carroll, with words by Harold Atteridge and arranged for voice and piano.

Take Me In A Taxi, Joe, arranged for piano and voice in digital sheet music format.

A Song Remembered, written by Eric Coates with words by Royden Barrie, arranged for voice and piano in the key of F Major.

Pity Me, written by Sidney Lippman with words by Sylvia Dee, arranged for voice and piano.

Plesant Grounde, music by Leslie Walters with words by an unknown author and arranged for voice and piano.

America, The Beautiful, written by Samuel A Ward with words by Katharine Lee Bates and arranged for voice and piano.

The traditional Let Him Go, Let Him Tarry, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice and piano accompaniment.

The traditional Oft In The Stilly Night, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice and piano accompaniment.

The traditional work Sarie Marais, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice and piano accompaniment.

The Barber Of Seville, written by Maurie Rubens and Carlton Kelsey with words by Clifford Grey and arranged for voice and piano.

Belle Of The Ball, written by Leroy Anderson, and arranged for voice and piano.

Evenin', written by Harry White with words by Mitchell Parish, and arranged for voice and piano.

I Would If I Could But I Can't, written by Bing Crosby, Mitchell Parish and Alan Grey and arranged for voice and piano.

Tell Me Why, written by Michael Edwards and Sigmund Spaeth with words by Mitchell Parish, and arranged for voice and piano.

The Blue Danube, music composed by Johann Strauss with words by Charles Dunn arranged for voice and piano.

The traditional song The Quilting Party, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice and piano accompaniment.

The traditional Trek Song, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice(s) and piano accompaniment.

The traditional song While Strolling In The Park, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice(s) and piano accompaniment.

The traditional Solomon Levi, arranged by Dudley E Bayford for voice(s) and piano accompaniment.

What Love Means To Girls Like Me, written by Noel Coward, sung by Miss Maisie Gay in the revue from 'London Calling', arranged for voice and piano.

In Madrid, as performed by The Radio Revellers, arranged for voice and piano.

The Income-Tax Collector, written by Donald Swann and Michael Flanders, as performed by Ian Wallace and arranged for voice and piano.

Indian Summer, written by Victor Herbert with words by Al Dubin, arranged for voice and piano.