James Horner: Somewhere Out There: Mixed Choir and Piano/Organ: Vocal Score

Somewhere Out There is a song written by James Horner Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. It appears in the 1986 animated feature An American Tail produced by Steven Spielberg where it was sung beautifully by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram.  The single went to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in March of 1987. It won two Grammy Awards in 1988 for Song of the Year and Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or Television. It also earned an Academy Award nomination in 1987 for Best Original Song.  Spielberg's tale is about a group of mice who after immigrating toNew York from Russia become separated and Fievel has to find his way back to his family. This inspirational song depicts the same sentiment of loss and optimism that the animated film shows and the popularity of the song is evident from the number of cover versions there are available most notably by Liza Minnelli at Carnegie Hall. The SAB arrangement of this brilliant tune will create a highly effective and emotional rendition that will pleasantly surprise your audience with a new and unique take on a familiar and famous film song.

One of the all-time great film composers, James Horner's output was extensive and memorable, not to mention instantly-recognisable. His musical abilities meant he was able to lend his talent to any genre of film, as the 12 wonderful pieces included in this Ultimate Film Score Collection confirm. All music is arranged for Piano and, where relevant, Voice.The collection of themes and songs included here are representative of James Horner's famous compositions from the beginning of his career to the present day. A selection of his most enduring works are included here, from 'Star Trek II's Theme back in 1982 to Promises/End Titles from 'The Amazing Spider-Man' in 2012. For his oeuvre of over a hundred major scores, Horner received two Academy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards and a body of work that will surely be added to the canon of great scores. This body includes music for 'Avatar' (I See You), 'Braveheart' (For The Love Of A Princess) and the incomparable 'Titanic' (My Heart Will Go On), all of which are included in this Ultimate Collection.The scores in this collection are arranged for Piano and Voice, so you'll be able to learn James Horner's greatest works from one convenient place. These unforgettable themes include those for 'The Perfect Storm', 'Apollo 13' and 'A Beautiful Mind', which were all cinematic successes that boasted such fittingly climactic music. With The Ultimate James Horner Film Score Collection, 12 of his most original and uplifting themes are immortalised for your playing pleasure in what is sure to be a mainstay on your Piano's music stand. / Voix Et Piano

from An American Tail-From the classic animated film An American Tail came this beautiful pop ballad recorded by Linda Ronstadt & James Ingram in 1987. Here’s a fullsounding version that very young players can enjoy.

Somewhere Out There is a song written by James Horner Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. It appears in the 1986 animated feature An American Tail. The song was recorded by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram and the single went to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in March of 1987. It won two Grammy Awards in 1988 for Song of the Year and Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or Television. It also earned an Academy Award nomination in 1987 for Best Original Song.

En savoir plus de 40 chansons de vos films préférés, couvrant les quatre dernières décennies. Chansons bien-aimés comprennent: Edelweiss- Nuit A Hard Day, je suis un Man of Constant Sorrow- Moon River- The Rainbow Connection- Thème de la Liste de Schindler- Somewhere Out There- Love Theme de feu Saint-Elme- Take My Breath Away, un temps pour nous (Love Theme)- Unchained Melody- You Must Love Me et beaucoup plus. Inclus les paroles et accords de guitare où applicable, plus superbes, des notes de performance plain-anglais. / Piano/Vocal/Guitare (PVG) / 208 pages / niveau : Facile / Partition

from An American Tale-The a cappella choral textures communicate the touching lyric and classic melody of this beloved ballad perfectly in a setting that is accessible yet musically satisfying! Opening with a lyric solo line accompanied by the ensemble the melody then passes between the soprano and tenor before modulating and moving steadily forward to the expressive final chords.