Galt MacDermot: Aquarius / Let the Sunshine In (from Hair): SATB: Vocal Score

Thirteen of the most famous and popular songs from one of the most unique stage musicals ever produced are arranged here for Easy Piano. If you're just starting out on the Piano but you still want to learn these great songs thisbook is for you. Rejecting all tropes and traditions of Broadway musicals Hair which premiered in 1967 offered both an antidote and something new surprising and shocking. Hair: TheAmerican Tribal Love-Rock Musical took the counter-culture of the late 1960s and transformed it into the musical medium featuring profanity nudity drug use and songs that would become anti-Vietnam War protesttunes. The musical was never just a product of its time though as its enduring appeal has proven. Thirteen of its most popular songs many of which remain well-loved today are included in this songbook arranged for Easy Piano.The simplified arrangements feature some guidance on fingering as well as full lyrics and chord symbols. Songs like the show-opener Aquarius with its inspiring message and Ain't GotNo  with its rejection of materialism are included here their fun lyrics and fantastic music making them sure-fire hits with any audience. Other popular songs like I Got Life Where Do I Go? Let The Sunshine Inand Good Morning Starshine tell the story not just of the characters in the musical but of universal themes of life that are common to us all. The 'Tribe' that are featured in the story are a group ofcounter-culture hippies whose story invoked laughter and sadness along with an empathy that has ensured the show's success even today. Featuring fantastic lyrics and story by James Rado and Gerome Ragni as well as music by Galt MacDermot each song in this Hair sheet music songbook is a joy to perform. You will love learning each note of the inspiring and uplifting tunes as well as every

Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In is a medley of two songs from the popular 1967 musical Hair. Released as a single by the vocal group The 5th Dimension in 1969 the song became the first medley to top the US charts staying at number one for six weeks. This Choral SSA arrangement features easy-to-sing harmonies with a lyrical message of peace and love that is ever relevant.