Hal Leonard Sheet Music

When kids learn to play an instrument, they want to play the songs they know and love! This collection of 50 songs allows them to do just that! It includes 50 contemporary favorites, including: Believ...

If you're a bassist headed to a desert island ... we've got you covered! The Bassist's Fake Book is the ultimate collection of 250 songs you'll want (or need!) to play on bass. Songs are arranged in e...

From the recording by Shirley Horn in 1992, this wonderful ballad went on to become her signature song. Beautifully arranged here in a slow bossa style, this is a touching and sensitive tune for vocal...

Nat King Cole's classic recording from 1951 and then the duet version recorded by his daughter Natalie in 1991 helped to make this tune truly unforgettable. This well-paced version for vocal soloist s...

Originally recorded by Elvis Presley, this powerful ballad has become an enduring standard recorded by countless artists over the years. James Swearingen brings us a beautifully scored version for ban...

Recorded by Pink and Nate Ruess from the group fun. this pop anthem has become one of the standout hits from 2013. The tuneful nature and moderate rock style make this particularly appealing to player...

With Robert Longfield's carefully scored arrangement, even very young players can enjoy this popular and distinctive hit from the blockbuster movie and recorded by Adele.

The Irish Dance phenomenon is alive and well and as popular as ever. Here is an original song that captures the energy and excitement brought to every Irish dance program.

This gently flowing setting of the traditional Scottish folksong is a perpetual favorite in King's Singers' concerts. This arrangement by David Overton is simple and straightforward offering contrasts...

Absolutely stunning! This standard is expertly arranged by noted jazz educator Steve Zegree to show your group at its best. A wonderful opportunity to develop blend, phrasing and intonation. Available...

From Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's newest CD, this is a medium tempo boogie-woogie that really swings. Easy chord changes for soloing.

Made famous by the Blues Brothers, this arrangement for vocal soloist (opt. tenor sax) features a driving shuffle groove, along with the distinctive stop-time spots and classic background riffs. Defin...

Discover highly melodic minor blues chord progressions and become fluent with them in three months with this popular book/CD pack. Gives you the freedom to play minor blues differently every time and...

Featuring the classic dance tunes Let's Groove, Boogie Wonderland and Sing A Song, here is a fun medley of hits from Earth, Wind & Fire. The infectious groove and signature horn licks make this a grea...

Watch the enchanting story of the old woodcarver Geppetto and his marionette son Pinocchio come to life in this musical adaptation of clever characters and lessons to be learned. Curiosity and temptat...

2 Horns plus Rhythm (Grade 4-5) (Timmons).

Even at the beginning level, Michael Oare shows that it's possible to provide creative music in a concise and appealing overture format. A stately opening leads to the exciting and energetic main them...

Adapted from the gospel-style interpretation of the hymn, His Eye Is on the Sparrow, originally performed and recorded by the Georgia Mass Choir, this setting has been lowered a step and a bass part a...

Craig Hella Johnson and Conspirare's performance of this Carly Simon hit was featured on a PBS special and was also included on their Grammy-nominated CD. Vibrant choral textures are supported by a da...

Every concert needs a little fun! One of the best-know songs from the Disney classic Mary Poppins, Mike has cleverly arranged this tune by passing the melody around to every section, plus using a few...

As in the original soundtrack from The Terminal, a featured solo clarinet is used to portray the warmth and friendliness of the main character Viktor Navorsky. This appealing dance-lke composition als...

From Disney and Pixar's latest hit, Toy Story 2, comes this beautiful and moving ballad sung in the film by Sarah McLachlan.