The best of pop music, arranged for piano/vocal with chord symbols. Fifteen numbers including 'Bright Eyes' and 'Song For Guy'. / Piano/Vocal/Guitare (PVG) (Avec Grille D'Accords)

A collection of some of the best moments from the hit musical Guys And Dolls with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser. These Vocal selections have been carefully arranged for piano/vocal with guitar chord boxes.

Piano Play-Along Volume 8-The Piano Play-Along series will help you to play your favourite songs quickly and easily on the Piano. This volume features all 11 pieces from The Piano Guys' album Uncharted - simply follow the printed sheet music and then play along using the original backing tracks. The Piano Guys' sixth studio album Uncharted reached number 1 in the US classical charts following its release in 2016. The album contains Themes from Pirates Of The Caribbean Can't Stop The Feeling from the DreamWorks Animation film Trolls and an inspired blend of Adele's Hello and Mozart's Lacrimosa amongst eight other beautiful melodies. Available online for download or streaming the backing tracks included with this book were specially created and recorded by The Piano Guys. This book includes Playback a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch set loop points and pan left or right. Watch the official music video for The Piano Guys' Hello/Lacrimosa:

The Best Easy Listening Songs Ever: 3rd Edition features 75 mellow favourites arranged for Piano Vocal and Guitar including Careless Whisper Hey Jude How Am I Supposed to Live Without You I Dreamed a Dream Lookin' for Love This Guy's in Love with You Vision of Love You're So Vain and more.

The Billy Strayhorn Collection brings together 17 memorable pieces written arranged or made famous by the man of whom Duke Ellington said ‘(He) was my right arm my left arm all the eyes in the back of my head’.A shyman who realised early on that his dream of a career in classical music was unlikely to become a reality because of his race Strayhorn found a father figure and a lifelong employer in jazz man Ellington.The music presentedhere reflects the full range of Strayhorn’s talent and contains his two most famous compositions Take The ‘A’ Train and Lush Life. Either one would have granted Strayhorn immortality in jazz’s hall of fame buthe wrote and collaborated on so much more doing it all in the role of a highly-valued but low-profile member of Ellington’s entourage.Ellington a cultured man had succeeded despite racism - and the tacit deal he struckwith show business was to be the smiling guy in the spotlight. Strayhorn remained in the shadows and lived a life of quiet courage working in the civil rights movement living openly as a homosexual and using his abundant musicaltalent mainly for the good of the Ellington orchestra. Play his incomparable music and decide for yourself who got the better deal. The true answer is probably that we all did.