A signature Motown tune made popular by the legendary Four Tops this new arrangement from Steve Tramack is primarily a lead feature with all the charm and class that Motown came to be known for. An audience favorite for sure.

from the movie The Wedding Singer-This clever and charming song was featured in the film The Wedding Singer starring Adam Sandler. Aaron Dale's arrangement is simple easy to learn in just a few rehearsals and was recorded by 2008 International Quartet Champion O.C. Times on their Let's Fly album. Fun to sing for any show singing Valentine set or any environment where general crooning may be appropriate.

Its an unforgettable experience to go on stage for the first time and win applause with your playing. This album encourages children to make a first appearance and gives effective help in doing so. It brings together pieces that can earn real success: easy arrangements of favorite works by Esterházy, Purcell, Händel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Weber, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Tchaikovsky and Grieg. The CD enclosed with the publication includes recordings of the piano accompaniment for each piece and a full performance by noted Hungarian musicians. So the disc makes practice at home easier and gives assistance with performance style as well. The publication offers numerous pieces of advice to young flutists, including: how to get ready for a concert, how to control stage fright, and how to be confident on stage. In addition, several charming illustrations by Edit Szalma are included. / Flûte Et Piano

This Collection of Chorales harmonized by Bach contains it is believed all those that he arranged for four voices excluding of course the elaborate settings for Chorus and Orchestra. There are also included two for five voices and some to which it has been necessary in order to complete the harmony to add a few small notes representing instrumental parts.

First Edition. Par KORNGOLD ERICH WOLFGANG. Following the success of the first volume, Schott now presents the second volume of songs by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, published for the first time. They date from the early creative period of the 'child prodigy' and already show the extraordinary talent of the young composer. On the basis of the late Romantic musical language, he developed a totally individual sound world full of melodic breadth, refined harmony and sparkling inventiveness. Many of these marvellous songs were composed for certain events; with the operetta-like Die Gansleber im Hause Duschnitz, Korngold managed to write a real 'Viennese delicacy'. With the help of these two songbooks, singers, pianists and music lovers can, for the first time, get to know the musical beginnings of the composer who was later to become one of the most successful composers of film music in Hollywood./ Répertoire / Voix Moyenne et Piano

Par HINDEMITH PAUL. The opera is set in a variety of locations between the years 1608 and 1630 and throws a spotlight on individual scenes, sometimes presented simultaneously, from the life of the astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571-1630); the opera takes its name from Kepler’s theoretical work ‘Harmonices mundi’. Hindemith utilises substantial historical studies as the basis for his sketches of individuals within Kepler’s circle who each accompany the astronomer’s scientific endeavours with a variety of personal ambitions. The military commander Wallenstein attempts to utilise Kepler’s astrological abilities to realise his own pretensions to power while Kepler’s assistant Ulrich aspires to scientific fame and recognition. Kepler’s mother urges her son to apply his scientific abilities to the services of her black magic and the Lutheran minister Hizler forbids the astronomer to receive communion because Kepler questions the doctrine of Holy Communion in the Lutheran church and expresses sympathy for Calvinist doctrine. The few figures shed in a positive light include Kepler’s wife Susanna who supports her husband’s pursuit of truth and knowledge and the child Susanna who listens to the voices of nature and the moon in her childish naivety, thereby gaining revelatory knowledge. At the end of his life, Kepler takes stock of his situation, succumbs to a state of resignation and considers death as the greatest harmony of all. In his state of agony, music of the spheres can be heard; the constellations appear as allegorical figures in the opera and contradict Kepler’s negative concepts: lying beyond all that can be researched by mankind is a final majestic realm with the powers to ‘permit us to be amalgamated into a gigantic harmony of the spheres.’ / Date parution : 2022-07-20/ Répertoire / Opéra

Guidelines On Harmony is to be used with Workbook On Harmony (one for each grade 6 7 and 8). The series provides that the very basics of harmony and the rules of harmony are kept to a minimum but with an emphasis on the most important points to give a thorough understanding of each topic.The exercises are carefully graded and must be worked at the point suggested enabling the student to move straight into the exercises given in the ABRSM Theory in Practice or other boards of theory examination. It is harmony written in the simplest possible way to make the teaching and learning of harmony less frustrating.To purchase theindividual Workbooks On Harmony follow these links: Grade Six Grade Seven Grade Eight

Harmony Singing Made Easy teaches you to sing harmony by ear. Murphy and friends Bill Evans Janet Beazley and Chris Stuart join together to sing some beautiful trios and quartets. First you hear thethree (or four) voices blending together then you hear each harmony part sung separately. You learn your part by singing along with us. We sing several songs in three different keys so no matter what your vocal range you can tryyour hand at singing the lead part. Sometimes the men (Bill Chris) take the lead; sometimes the women (Murphy Janet) take the lead. With three keys to choose from you can also find a harmony part to suit yourvoice.Along the way we offer some helpful hints such as 'What key do I sing in?' 'How do I find my harmony part?' and 'How can I get a good blend?' At the very end Murphy and Bill break out their banjos for a rousing quartetversion of 'Over in the Gloryland.' Very entertaining!If you've been wondering how to sing harmony we've made it as easy as possible. Or as we say in Virginia 'It's as easy as pie.' Read even more details on our blog.Will the Circle Be Unbroken Bury Me Beneath the Willow All the Good Times Are Past and Gone Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky Amazing Grace Over in the Gloryland

Workbook On Harmony Grade 6 provides that the very basics of harmony and the rules of harmony are kept to a minimum but with an emphasis on the most important points to give a thorough understanding of each topic.To be used in conjuction with the Guidelines on Harmony book (found here ) the exercises are carefully graded and must be worked at the point suggested enabling the student to move straight into the exercises given in the ABRSM Theory in Practice or other boards of theory examination. It is harmony written in the simplest possible way to make the teachingand learning of harmony less frustrating.