Music for the performer in all of us brings together blockbuster popular, jazz, and movie hits. Band and orchestral background tracks are available on a General MIDI disk (Item #ELM05006GM) available separately . Here are NEW hot hits and performer and audience favorites pianistically arranged by Gail Lew and Chris Lobdell using effective chord substitutions to give a "big" professional sound. Titles: What a Wonderful World * The Imperial March * Singin' In the Rain * In Dreams * Inspector Gadget * Double Trouble * Believe * The Rose.

Music for the performer in all of us brings together blockbuster popular, jazz, and movie hits with band and orchestral backgrounds available on CD and MIDI disk. Here are hot hits and performer and audience favorites pianistically arranged by Gail Lew and Chris Lobdell using effective chord substitutions to give a "big" professional sound. Titles: Star Wars (Main Theme) * Theme from Superman * Over the Rainbow * The Lion Sleeps Tonight * The James Bond Theme * Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? * The Pink Panther * Fawkes the Phoenix * A Window to the Past * Hedwig's Theme.

These exciting, easy arrangements of John Williams' motion picture score capture the sounds and characters from this thrilling movie. Muggles of all ages will want to play these memorable themes including: Hedwig's Theme
-- Harry's Wondrous World
-- Diagon Alley
-- Hogwarts Forever
-- Quidditch Match
-- Voldemort
-- Nimbus 2000
-- Family Portrait. This great piano collection may be used just for fun or as supplementary study along with Level Three or Level Four piano methods.

This collection of sonatinas offers an ideal introduction to some of the easiest classical keyboard sonatinas. Key signatures are limited to only the familiar keys of C major, G major, and F major. This ideal collection for teaching elements of musical form includes written-out ornaments in footnotes, composer biographies, and careful attention to editorial details of fingering, phrasing, and pedaling. Included are sonatinas by Biehl, Haslinger, Latour, Attwood, Duncombe, Beethoven, and Clementi.