Kim Wilde's hit Lights Down Low (from the album 'Come Out And Play') for Voice and Piano with chord symbols. English Text.

20 Romances Instrument : medium (low) voice and piano Nombre de Pages : 104 Content : My Guardian, My Angel, My Friend - A Tear Hangs There op. 6/4 - None But The Lonely Heart op. 6/6 - Rest You Now, O My Heart op. 25/1 - No Answer Now op 28/5 - Don Juan's Serenade op. 38/1 - At The Ball op. 38/3 - O, Could You But for One Short Hour op. 38/4 - The Love of One Dead op. 38/5 - Pimpinella op. 38/6 - O Sleep, Unhappy Friend op. 47/4 - I Greet You All, You Woods and Forests op. 47/5 - On Golden Meadows Now op. 57/2 - Bravery op. 60/11 - The Stars Looked Tenderly upon Us op. 60/12 - I Opened My Window op. 63/2 - The Lights Were Being Dimmed op. 63/5 - Night op. 73/2 - Now the Sun's Departed op. 73/4 - Ah! Once Again All Alone op. 73/6 - Appendix

Music Of Our World Multicultural Festivals Songs and Activities. Adapted and Arranged by John Higgins. Celebrate music cultures and traditions as they happen around the world with this multicultural collection of festivals songs and activities that will enhance global awareness and provide rich experiences in the music classroom and beyond! This all-in-one Book/CD Pak provides everything you need: background on each festival step-by-step instruction for each song based on the National Standards piano/vocal accompaniments lyric translations reproducible songsheets expanded activities and a Cd recording of each song with vocals and accompanimenttracks only - a smart buy for every music classroom. Featured festivals and songs: Respect for the Aged Day (Japan) Hamabe no Uta Aloha Festivals (Hawaii) 'Ulili E Festival of Lights (India) Aeyaya balano sakkad St. Lucia's Day (Sweden) Sankta Lucia Carnaval (Brazil) Cidade Maravilhosa New Year (Laos) Dok Djampa Freedom Day (South Africa) Singabahambayo Cinco de Mayo (Mexico) A la Rueda de San Miguel

Selected Songs chosen by Francois Le Roux-Exceptional singer Reynaldo Hahn (1875-1947) owes his early successes to the “songs for voice and piano” genre whose raison d’être he defines in his journal as follows: “To highlight a poem word for word but without uniformity; to emphasize its meaning without distorting it; to shine light upon one idea obscure another and present it all in vocal sung form; to produce a sharp precise sensation by touching a heartstring or evoking an image - all in a well-structured and tastefully written piece”. Enhanced by an audio version attached as a download card this anthology of songs should dispel a good manymisconceptions. This is no salon miniature: L’Heure exquise radiates an infinite tenderness exalted by the high vocal cadences of Ô Bien-Aimée! and C’est l’heure exquise which surely wrought tears from the author of the verses Verlaine. Tyndaris the jewel of Heures latines clears a crystal-clear space given over to the delights of slumber and of love. Like D’une prison and Cygnes these songs do more than wet the eyes: they grip the heart.