Suburbio

Par GREEN DAY / KITT TOM. Alfred\'s collectible piano vocal songbook of the critically acclaimed Broadway show, featuring four pages of full-color photographs and sheet music for all 22 of the show\'s songs. Titles: American Idiot * Jesus of Suburbia (Jesus of Suburbia, City of the Damned, I Don\'t Care, Dearly Beloved, Tales of Another Broken Home) * Holiday * Boulevard of Broken Dreams * Favorite Son * Are We the Waiting * St. Jimmy * Give Me Novacaine * Last of the American Girls/She\'s a Rebel * Last Night on Earth * Too Much Too Soon * Before the Lobotomy * Extraordinary Girl * Before the Lobotomy (Reprise) * When It\'s Time * Know Your Enemy * 21 Guns * Letterbomb * Wake Me Up When September Ends * Homecoming (The Death of St. Jimmy, East 12th St., Nobody Likes You, Rock and Roll Girlfriend, We\'re Coming Home Again) * Whatsername * When It\'s Time (Bonus Song). / Miscellaneous, Scores, Songbooks / Répertoire / Guitare, Piano et Voix

Par KITT EARTHA / KITT TOM / KITT TOM / YORKEY BRIAN /. A piano/vocal songbook featuring nearly every song from the Tony award-winning musical by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey about a family\'s struggle to hold itself together while confronting the challenges of mental illness. This book contains 26 emotionally-charged songs, including \'Superboy and the Invisible Girl,\' \'I Miss the Mountains,\' and \'You Don\'t Know.\' / Miscellaneous, Scores, Songbooks / Répertoire / Piano, Voix, Guitare et Clavier

Oratorio in three parts-In quite characteristic fashion for the times Handel’s opera “Alessandro” looks at various episodes in the life and rule of Alexander the Great (356 323 BC). This legendary warrior and military commander conquered large parts of the world before meeting an untimely end at the age of 32. A central conflict in Handel’s opera is Alessandro being in love with two women Lisaura and Rossane who compete for his favour. In addition his claim to be of divine parentage is underlined occasioning him to demand the subservience of his followers which meets with vigorous disapproval.Handel composed “Alessandro” for the Royal Academyof Music to a libretto by Paolo Antonio Rolli in the 1725/26 season. The work was premiered at the King’s Theatre in London on 5 May 1726. “Alessandro” was the first of five operas for the Royal Academy operas which saw Handel compose for three of the most famous singers of his time: Francesco Bernardi (called Senesino) Francesca Cuzzoni and Faustina Bordoni.Ortensio Mauro’s libretto “La superbia d’Alessandro ” which was performed for the first time in Hanover in 1690 in a musical setting by Agostino Steffani and staged again in the city the following year under the title “Il zelo di Leonato” but with numerous alterations served as the source text for Handel’s “Alessandro”. One of the main aspects Rolli had to consider when preparing the libretto for the London performances was to keep the roles of the famous singers of the Royal Academy well balanced yet at the same time to engineer a musical contest between the prima donnas Cuzzoni and Bordoni (Lisaura and Rossane) as well. From a business point of view it made good sense for such rivalry would surely increase public interest in the opera.It is no longer possible to ascertain which changes Handel made during the following performance series of the 1727/28 season. For the performance series of 1732/33 Handel made substantial revisions to the opera: six numbers were deleted in their entirety the finale in part as well and the recitatives were made much shorter with the parts of Cleone and Leonato omitted

Bowie: Acoustic presents over 30 of David Bowie’s greatest songs for acoustic guitar. Featuring songs spanning Bowie’s entire career, including classics such as The Man Who Sold the World, Space Oddity, Starman, Quicksand, Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide, as well as many unplugged versions in print for the first time. Each song has been expertly transcribed in standard notation and tab, with full lyrics and vocal line. This unique collection features an iconic cover photo taken by Masayoshi Sukita in New York, 1972. 1. After All [David Bowie] 2. Aladdin Sane [David Bowie] 3. An Occasional Dream [David Bowie] 4. Andy Warhol [David Bowie] 5. Bewlay Brothers [David Bowie] 6. Buddha of Suburbia [David Bowie] 7. Days [David Bowie] 8. Dollar Days [David Bowie] 9. Drive-In Saturday [David Bowie] 10. Everyone Says ‘Hi’ [David Bowie] 11. God Knows I’m Good [David Bowie] 12. I Can’t Read [David Bowie] 13. Janine [David Bowie] 14. John, I’m Only Dancing [David Bowie] 15. Kooks [David Bowie] 16. Lady Stardust [David Bowie] 17. Let Me Sleep Beside You [David Bowie] 18. Letter To Hermione [David Bowie] 19. The London Boys [David Bowie] 20. Loving the Alien [David Bowie] 21. The Man Who Sold The World (unplugged) [David Bowie] 22. Quicksand [David Bowie] 23. Repetition [David Bowie] 24. Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide [David Bowie] 25. Seven [David Bowie] 26. Shopping For Girls [David Bowie] 27. Space Oddity [David Bowie] 28. Starman [David Bowie] 29. The Supermen [David Bowie] 30. Survive [David Bowie] 31. Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed [David Bowie] 32. Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud [David Bowie] 33. Wild Is the Wind [David Bowie] / Guitare tablatures / Faber Music

American Idiot was released in 2004, is a 'rock opera' that criticised the contemporary political climate of the United States. American Idiot was a hit and achieved worldwide popularity, charting in 26 countries and hitting number one in nineteen of them, including the US and the United Kingdom. The album won numerous awards including a Grammy for Best Rock Album, and received a positive reception from critics. This is the matching songbook arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords. American Idiot; Jesus Of Suburbia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care / Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home; Holiday; Boulevard Of Broken Dreams; Are We The Waiting; St Jimmy; Give Me Novacaine; She's A Rebel; Extraordinary Girl; Letterbomb; Wake Me Up When September Ends; Homecoming: The Death Of St. Jimmy/East 12th St./Nobody Likes You/Rock And Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again; Whatsername.