Singin' In The Rain was already a classic before it featured in the famous 1952 Gene Kelly film musical - Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown wrote it in the 1920s when many artists recorded it, but more notably Cliff Edwards enjoyed success from his recording in 1929. Now forever associated with Kelly's puddle-splashing routine and more recently reprised in stage adaptations, Singin' In The Rain remains an all-time favourite. Here it has been arranged by Craig McLeish for men's voice TTBB choir with piano accompaniment. / Choeur TTBB Et Piano

Méthode en français
Auteur/Interprète : LEFEBVRE CYRIL
Instrument : Ukulele
Support : Livre CD Cette méthode et son CD permettront d'accompagner facilement vos chansons dans tous les styles (traditionnel, Rock, Blues, Ragtime, Surf, Reggae, Jazz'). Ralentis, photos, tous les conseils' Agrémentez votre jeu au-delà du Common Stroke. Découvrez Dampings, Chord Soloing, Trémolos, Roll Stroke, Split Stroke, Fan Stroke' Toutes les techniques spectaculaires qu'utilisent Jake Shimabukuro, Roy Smeck, Cliff Edwards, Troy Fernandez, George Formby'

Des méthodes à glisser dans l'étui du Uke. Par JJREBILLARD. LA METHODE: Cette méthode et son CD permettront d'accompagner facilement vos chansons dans tous les styles (traditionnel, Rock, Blues, Ragtime, Surf, Reggae, Jazz…). Ralentis, photos, tous les conseils… Agrémentez votre jeu au-delà du Common Stroke. Découvrez Dampings, Chord Soloing, Trémolos, Roll Stroke, Split Stroke, Fan Stroke… Toutes les techniques spectaculaires qu'utilisent Jake Shimabukuro, Roy Smeck, Cliff Edwards, Troy Fernandez, George Formby… LE DICO: Plus de 600 positions d'accords réalisables avec l'instrument. Et tout l'univers de l'Ukulélé, à la découverte du petit instrument à travers ds dizaines de documents inédits. Sa fabuleuse histoire, ses voyages, ses modèles, ses héros, son language, son imaginaire. / Niveau : Facile / Méthode en français / Méthode / Ukulélé

Singin' In The Rain was already a classic before it featured in the famous 1952 Gene Kelly film musical - Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown wrote it in the 1920s when many artists recorded it, but more notably Cliff Edwards enjoyed success from his recording in 1929. Now forever associated with Kelly's puddle-splashing routine and more recently reprised in stage adaptations, Singin' In The Rain remains an all-time favourite. Here it has been arranged by Craig McLeish for upper voice SSA choir with piano accompaniment. / Choeur SSA Et Piano

The New Decade Series provides great synopses of the musical decades, including the most iconic songs from each era presented for Piano, Vocal and Guitar. Songs of the 1950s includes hits from Elvis Presley, Perry Como, Cliff Richard and many more! 1. Ain’t That a Shame [Pat Boone] 2. All I Have to Do Is Dream [Everly Brothers] 3. All Shook Up [Elvis Presley] 4. At the Hop [Danny and the Juniors] 5. Blue Suede Shoes [Elvis Presley] 6. Bo Diddley [Buddy Holly] 7. Bye Bye Love [Everly Brothers] 8. Cara, Mia [David Whitfield] 9. Chantilly Lace [Big Bopper] 10. Diana [Paul Anka] 11. Dream Lover [Bobby Darin] 12. Earth Angel [Crew Cuts] 13. The Garden of Eden [Frankie Vaughan] 14. Give Me Your Word [Tennessee Ernie Ford] 15. Great balls of fire [Jerry Lee Lewis] 16. The Great Pretender [The Platters] 17. The Happy Wanderer (Val-De-Ri Val-De-Ra) [Obernkirchen Children's Choir] 18. Heartbreak Hotel [Elvis Presley] 19. Here In My Heart [Al Martino] 20. Hold My Hand [Don Cornell] 21. Hound Dog [Elvis Presley] 22. I Believe [Frankie Laine] 23. I Need Your Love Tonight [Elvis Presley] 24. I’ll Be Home [Pat Boone] 25. It Doesn’t Matter Anymore [Buddy Holly] 26. It’s All In the Game [Tommy Edwards] 27. It’s Only Make Believe [Conway Twitty] 28. Jailhouse Rock [Elvis Presley] 29. Just Walking In the Rain [Johnnie Ray] 30. Lipstick On Your Collar [Connie Francis] 31. Little Darlin’ [Diamonds] 32. Little Things Mean a Lot [Kitty Kallen] 33. Living Doll [Cliff Richard and the Shadows] 34. Magic Moments [Perry Como ] 35. Mambo Italiano [Rosemary Clooney and The Mellomen] 36. Maybe Baby [Crickets] 37. Memories Are Made Of This [Dean Martin] 38. Mona Lisa [Conway Twitty] 39. My Prayer [The Platters] 40. No Other Love [Ronnie Hilton] 41. Oh! My Pa-pa (Oh Mein Papa) [Eddie Calvert] 42. Peggy Sue [Buddy Holly] 43. (You’ve Got) Personality [Anthony Newley] 44. Peter Gunn [Duane Eddy] 45. Pretend [Nat King Cole] 46. Put your head on my shoulder [Paul Anka] 47. Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) [Doris Day] 48. Rose-Marie [Slim Whitman] 49. Sea of Love [Marty Wilde] 50. See You Later, Alligator [Bill Haley and His Comets] 51. Shake, Rattle and Roll [Bill Haley and His Comets] 52. Singing the Blues [Guy Mitchell] 53. Sixteen Tons [Tennessee Ernie Ford] 54. Smoke gets in your eyes [The Platters] 55. Splish Splash [Charlie Drake] 56. Stupid Cupid [Connie Francis] 57. Such a Night [Johnnie Ray] 58. Tammy [Debbie Reynolds] 59. Teddy Bear [Elvis Presley] 60. Tequila [The Champs] 61. That’ll Be the Day [The Crickets] 62. That’s Amore (That’s Love) [Dean Martin] 63. Three Coins In the Fountain [Frank Sinatra] 64. Volare (Parish Version) [Dean Martin] 65. Wake Up Little Susie [Everley Brothers] 66. Wear My Ring Around Your Neck [Elvis Presley] 67. What Do You Want to Make those Eyes At Me For [Emile Ford and the Checkmates] 68. Where Is Your Heart (The Song from Moulin Rouge) [Mantovani] 69. A White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation) [King Brothers] 70. Who’s Sorry Now [Connie Francis] 71. Why Do Fools Fall In Love [Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers] 72. A Woman In Love [Frankie Laine] 73. You Belong to Me [Jo Stafford] 74. Young Love [Tab Hunter] / Piano voix guitare / Hal Leonard