Take That

Par TAKE THAT. Progress is Take That's sixth studio album, and the first to feature the full lineup of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, and Robbie Williams since 1995's Somebody Else . The album was released in the UK a week earlier than planned (15th November 2010), as it had become the most pre-ordered album of the year. On the first day of the release it sold over 305,000 copies across the UK and became the fastest selling record of the century so far! This artist-approved album matching folio/songbook contains all the songs from the album including the single The Flood arranged for Piano and Voice with Guitar Chords./ Recueil / Piano, Chant et Guitare

Partitions pour piano, voix, guitare (grilles d'accords) des 6 meilleures chansonsde Take That / Variétés Internationale / Partition /

Les Take that sont de retour et ils cartonnent en Angleterre !
Retrouvez leur cinquième album studio (le deuxième depuis leur retour) en partitions arrangées pour Piano, Chant et Guitare.
Ce songbook approuvé par le groupe contient les 13 morceaux de l'album The Circus et la chanson cachée ! En bonus un poster A3 en couleur du groupe ! Collector ! / Variétés Internationales / Partition /

Choir Rocks! Patience presents Take That's hit single arranged for a beginner choir with straightforward piano accompaniment. This piece is for soprano and alto with an optional third part of limited range for baritone or low alto. Chord symbols are included too. The Choir Rocks Series offers a range of flexible arrangements of contemporary pop hits

Par TAKE THAT. After more than a ten year gap, Take That came back with this new critically acclaimed album in late 2006. This 'Souvenir Edition' includes the bonus tracks that could be found on the CDs available at their gigs. Includes a Piano line, vocal line, and Guitar chord boxes./ Recueil / Piano, Chant et Guitare

Voices Rising-A giant hit in the UK Gary Barlow's song has a retro vibe to it--simple catchy tuneful. Master arranger and musician Philip Lawson has crafted a concert pop hit worthy of any show or concert choir.

Take That's 2007 hit was written for the film Stardust (featured in the end credits) and it also became the 5th biggest selling single of that year remaining in the charts for over 57 weeks.