Texts by Emil Weber, Jakob Hugo Weinschenk, Gustav Falke, Karl Berner and E. P.
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Winner of six Tony Awards® including Best Musical, Maybe Happy Ending is the story of a chance encounter that sparks connection, adventure, and maybe even love. Featuring intimate yet sweeping music and lyrics by Will Aronson & Hue Park, the musical has stolen the hearts of critics and audiences everywhere.
Sing along with 23 songs from the acclaimed musical arranged for vocal line with piano accompaniment in our matching vocal selections. Songs include: Chasing Fireflies • Goodbye, My Room • Hitting the Road – Parts 1, 2, & 3 • How to Be Not Alone • Jenny • Never Fly Away • The Rainy Day We Met • When You're in Love • World Within My Room • and more.
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No singer is able to ignore Beethoven's Adelaide. There are thousands of recordings, and many amateurs also love this lyrical setting of Friedrich von Matthisson's poem. Matthisson himself said of it: “Several composers have breathed life into this little lyrical fantasy with music; but none of them have, I deeply believe, so put the text into the shade with their melody as the genius Ludwig van Beethoven in Vienna.”
When composing this piece, Beethoven had a high voice in mind. In order to broaden the circle of performers, Henle now additionally presents this practical Urtext edition in transpositions for medium and low voices. These, of course, also include the detailed preface by Beethoven song specialist Helga Lühning and translations of the song text into English, French and Italian.
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Step aboard the Starlight Express and bring the magic of the stage into your home! This brand-new songbook features 17 songs from the electrifying London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's beloved musical. With arrangements in standard piano/vocal format, singers and pianists alike can relive the energy and excitement of the show, from the powerhouse anthem “Rolling Stock” to the heartfelt favorites like “Crazy.”
But this isn't just sheet music–it's a keepsake. Packed with full-color production photos and a special preface from Andrew Lloyd Webber himself, this collection celebrates one of theatre's most spectacular revivals. Whether you're preparing for a performance, hosting a sing-through with friends, or simply a superfan of musical theatre, this book lets you experience the Starlight Express all over again.
Highlights:
• 17 piano/vocal arrangements from the London revival of Starlight Express
• Full-color photography brings the spectacle of the stage to life
• Personal preface by Andrew Lloyd Webber
• A must-have for collectors and performers alike
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No singer is able to ignore Beethoven's Adelaide. There are thousands of recordings, and many amateurs also love this lyrical setting of Friedrich von Matthisson's poem. Matthisson himself said of it: “Several composers have breathed life into this little lyrical fantasy with music; but none of them have, I deeply believe, so put the text into the shade with their melody as the genius Ludwig van Beethoven in Vienna.”
When composing this piece, Beethoven had a high voice in mind. In order to broaden the circle of performers, Henle now additionally presents this practical Urtext edition in transpositions for medium and low voices. These, of course, also include the detailed preface by Beethoven song specialist Helga Lühning and translations of the song text into English, French and Italian.
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List: 15.95
Written in 1969, Songs of Abelard relects on the life of the French philosopher and theologian, Peter Abelard, and his beloved, Heloise, an abbess. The music was originally written for a Martha Graham ballet entitled, “A Time of Snow.” The songs were a part of the ballet performance. Orchestra accompaniment available through publisher's rental department.
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In this collection, created in 1967, Ursula Mamlock has set five traditional Japanese haikus, a very short and concise form of poetry, to music. The settings are of English versions of these poems by different Japanese authors.
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In Fanny Hensel's oeuvre, which encompasses more than 450 works, songs play a central role. They form the largest group of works and occupied her throughout her life as a composer: from the fourteen-year-olds first entry in a composite manuscript to her last work ,written one day before her sudden death in May 1847. Together with the renowned lied singer Juliane Banse, G. Henle Publishers has selected 24 songs. Alongside op. 1 and 7, which were published during Hensel's lifetime with such well-known songs as “Gondellied” and “Warum sind denn die Rosen so blass?”, our selection also includes rarely heard works and songs from all creative phases that have hitherto not appeared in print. In addition to autographs, the Urtext edition also consulted contemporary copies and first editions. The edition enjoyed the scholarly support of American Hensel specialist Stephen Rodgers, who also contributed the preface to the edition.
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