Special arrangement for solo Bb clarinet with piano accompaniment. Separate clarinet part.

A rousing wartime song from the Campbell Connelly colection arranged for Piano and Voice with Guitar chords.

The Mood I’m In was co-written in 1964 by Pete King and Paul Francis Webster both of whom enjoyed considerable individual success writing songs for film and televevision withFrancis winning 3 Academy Awards for Best Original Song. Most recently this classic has been covered by the singer Tony Hadley in his 2006 album Passing Strangers. While the lyrics remind us ofan earlier era the timelessness of the melody mean this song will stay popular for years to come. This classic tune has been transcribed for Piano Voice and Guitar with Boxed Chord symbols for easy use.

The ‘In’ Crowd was first written in 1964 by Billy Page and arranged by his brother Gene Page an influential composer and arranger who had worked with artists such as Lionel Richie The Jackson Fiveand Elton John. The song was originally performed by Dobie Gray on his album ‘Dobie Gray Sings for 'In' Crowders That 'Go Go'’ and reached No. 13 in the US and No. 25 in the UK charts. An instrumental version of the tune wasrecorded later that same year by The Ramsey Lewis Trio. Their jazzy take was even more successful reaching No 5 in the US charts.This arrangement for Piano Voice and Guitar of the fun-loving ‘60s song is as much fun toperform as it is to listen to and will have audiences tapping their feet right from the first few notes.

Sixteen Tons is a country-folk song by Merle Travis (1917-1983). It was written in 1946 and immediately caused controversy as the lyrics were seen as potentially subversive. They dealt with the lifeand working conditions of American coal miners of the era who were often trapped in bonded labour hence the chorus: ?You load sixteen tons and what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt.? The song shot to famewhen it was recorded by Tennessee Ernie Ford (1919-1991) in 1955 as a B-side; it quickly became popular selling over 2 million copies and holding the No.1 position on both the Country Music and Popcharts.Sixteen Tons has been arranged for Piano Voice and Guitar.

This songbook collection features Beethoven Minuet in G (First Movement) an adaptation of the theme from his Pathetique Sonata Chopin’s Nocturne in E Flat Schubert’s March Militaire and the traditional Londonderry Air.The Kunz style favoured big many-layered chords in the right hand with a more rhythmic underpinning in the left. For instance the Kunz arrangement of Beethoven’s famous Minuet in G (First Movement) transforms a student piece to a flowing chordal display which Kunz himself was able to play with grace and finesse. The arrangements tend to end with the thrill of a rallentando and chord in the upper registers.Pianist Charlie Kunz enjoyed a twenty-year careeras a solo pianist touring throughout Britain and appearing on television and radio. He had originally emigrated to the UK after World War I to work in a dance band but his distinctive and winning style soon led to a solo career performing his own versions of classical favourites.

Bus Stop was written by the British songwriter Graham Gouldman (b. 1946) who later found fame as a Bassist and Vocalist with the Pop Rock group 10cc. It was written for the pop band TheHollies in 1966 who recorded and released it as a single in the same year reaching No.5 on the UK singles chart. It was also their first US top-ten hit.Bus Stop tells the story of two people who meetwhile waiting for the bus on a wet day and share an umbrella falling in love. It was supposedly part-written by Gouldman’s father who came up with the first line which was then expanded and finished on thebus.This classic song has been arranged for Piano Voice and Guitar.