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Soprano Volume 1 Vocal (Sopano Voice and Piano) - Difficulty: medium

SKU: HL.361071

Soprano Book Only. Composed by Various. Edited by Richard Walters. Vocal Collection. Songbook and CD accompaniment also available separately (HL.740227 & HL.483). Broadway and Vocal Standards. Songbook. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics and introductory text. 248 pages. Hal Leonard #361071. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.361071).

ISBN 9780881885460. UPC: 073999610710. 9x12 inches. Compiled and edited by Richard Walters.

Songbook and CD accompaniment also available separately (HL.740227 & HL.483).

  • Barbara Song
  • Bill
  • Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
  • Climb Ev'ry Mountain
  • Come Home
  • Falling in Love With Love
  • Far From The Home I Love
  • The Golden Ram
  • Goodnight, My Someone
  • Green Finch And Linnet Bird
  • Hello, Young Lovers
  • I Could Have Danced All night
  • I Loved You Once In Silence
  • If I Loved You
  • Love, Look Away
  • Many A New Day
  • Mister Snow
  • Much More
  • My Funny Valentine
  • My Lord And Master
  • My Ship
  • My White Knight
  • No Other Love
  • Not A Day Goes By
  • Old Maid
  • One More Kiss
  • Out Of My Dreams
  • Pirate Jenny
  • The Saga Of Jenny
  • Show Me
  • The Simple Joys Of Maidenhood
  • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
  • So In Love
  • Solomon Song
  • Somebody, Somewhere
  • Somehow I Never Could Believe
  • Something Wonderful
  • Summertime
  • Surabaya Johnny
  • Ten Minutes Ago
  • That'll Show Him
  • Till There Was You
  • Under The Tree
  • What Good Would The Moon Be?
  • What's The Use Of Wond'rin'
  • Where Or When
  • You'll Never Walk Alone

Ratings + Reviews

Based on 2 Reviews
Miriam
November 26, 2010
Mistakes in detailed description on SheetMusicPlus
Feedback to Sheet Music Plus website (not about the book): Just wanted to say that the detailed description on Sheet Music Plus has mistakes. For example: I Could Have Danced All Night was NOT composed by Meredith Willson but by Frederick Loewe. I also think that the detailed description should include the name of the musical; it is even more important than the composer name (as it is a Musical Theatre Anthology).But this is all feedback to Sheet Music Plus and not feedback about the book!The book itself is very good - and a reliable source. It's very useful and important that the intro has a synopsis of each musical. Would be nice if they had added when exactly each song is sung during the performance (which act and what is the context)... Maybe they will consider it for future editions :-)
Diane
November 23, 2010
Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology
I have not ordered this book yet, but I can't resist trying to correct the glaring error on the song list. I Could Have Danced All Night is famously by Lerner and Lowe NOT Meredith Wilson.