Pop & Rock Sheet Music of the 1960s for All Instruments

15 of the Fab Four's finest are arranged for guitar with melody, lyrics, chord diagrams and strum patterns in this collection.

If you're new to the guitar, you are probably eager to learn some songs. This book provides a combo of tab, chords and lyrics for the most popular songs by the Beatles that beginning guitarists like t...

25 classic songs from the Fab Four are presented in lyrics, chord symbols and guitar chord diagrams, making Beatles' music accessible to beginning guitarists just learning their craft.

31 of the Beatles' best arranged for solo classical guitar in standard notation and tablature.

arr. Fred Sokolow 20 favorites, including: And I Love Her* Eleanor Rigby* Here Comes The Sun* Here, There And Everywhere* Hey Jude* Michelle* Norwegian Wood* While My Guitar Gently Weeps* Yesterday* a...

The songs in Hal Leonard's Essential Elements Guitar Ensembles series are playable by multiple guitars. Each arrangement features the melody (lead), a harmony part, and a bass line. Chord symbols are...

27 classics for beginners to enjoy, including: Can't Buy Me Love - Eleanor Rigby - Hey Jude - Michelle - Here, There and Everywhere - When I'm Sixty-Four - Yesterday - and more.

The second edition of this folio makes the timeless hits of the Beatles accessible for beginning pianists with 120 arrangements for easy piano, including: All My Loving - Back in the U.S.S.R. - Can't...

14 Fab Four favorites arranged for easy piano with practice tips for learning each song.

The First 50 Songs by the Beatles You Should Play on the Piano is a simply arranged, must-know collection of the Fab Four's greatest hits. Each arrangement includes chords and lyrics in an easy-to-rea...

20 Fab Four favorites in our patented E-Z Play today notation are presented in this updated 3rd edition.

Four recital suites arranged by Phillip Keveren featuring four familiar songs of the Beatles in each suite, perfect for recitals.

Eight great Beatles' songs arranged for piano duet! Easily sightreadable for pianists at the intermediate level.

22 Fab Four faves arranged for solo piano, including: Across the Universe - Blackbird - Get Back - Eight Days a Week - Help! - Here Comes the Sun - I Want to Hold Your Hand - Love Me Do - Norwegian Wo...

Rich textures, sophisticated harmonies and inventive rhythms make these arrangements ideal for hobbyists, advancing students, professional musicians or any Popular Performer .

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...

Originally a hit for Peggy March in 1963, this familiar pop song was revived for the movie Sister Act. This easy rock style arrangement is sure to become a favorite with beginning players and audience...

Recorded back in the '60s by Wilson Pickett, this familar pop classic has an unmistakable hard-driving groove. Your students will have a ball playing this and your audiences will enjoy hearing it! Dis...

The Beatles are as hot as ever, and here is a solid arrangement of one of their best. Including the distinctive drum pattern and familiar melodic lines, this will sound great even with limited rehears...

This Wilson Picket hit from the '60s is energetic rock and roll at its best. Here is a playable version for beginning groups.

Voi Voi is the first winner of the Melodi Grand Prix in Norway and was released in 1960. At that time, composers submitted songs to the competition, and Georg Elgaaen won ahead of 302 other entries. N...

La meg være ung ("Let me stay young") is a song written by Arne Bendiksen and released by Wenche Myhre in 1964. The song placed third in the Norwegian Grand Prix final and spent 15 weeks on the Norweg...

This hit was initially recorded by the pop-rock group Steam and became a number 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in the late '60s. This hot young band arrangement will have your students clapping and si...

Released in 1966 by The Rolling Stones, this legendary rock tune is credited to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, reached number one in the United States and the U.K. in 1966, and is on the Billboard 'T...