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First Book of Broadway Solos
This excellent series is perfect for the voice student of any age. Songs have been carefully selected to include the easiest beginning material, advancing to some vocal challenges for the progressing singer. Keys have been carefully chosen to meet the needs of most students. This collection of largely American songs may be used to teach the same basic classical tecniques of lyric singing as the traditional European art music repertoire, with rerrific opportunities for interpretive development.
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Review: Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos - Part II, with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Beggar's Song, The (R. Leveridge), Bergère légère (J.B. Wekerlin), Blue are her eyes (W. Watts), Captain Mac (W. Sanderson), Come, o come, my life's delight (H. Parker), Complacent Lover, The (H. Parker), Consecration (R. Franz), Evening (J.J. Niles), Five Eyes (C.A. Gibbs), Geheimes (F. Schubert), God So Loved the World (J. Stainer, arr. Stickles), How long wilt thou forget me? (O. Speaks), In the Luxembourg Gardens (K.L. Manning), Invictus (B. Huhn), It was a lover and his lass (R. Quilter), and more
Voicing: Baritone Bass
Review: Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos - Part II, with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Clair de lune (G. Fauré), Morgen! (R. Strauss), Beau soir (C. Debussy), Over the land is April (R. Quilter), I walked today where Jesus walked (G. O'Hara), The Porcupine from AT THE ZOO (A.W. Kramer), The Snake from AT THE ZOO (A.W. Kramer), The Giraffe from AT THE ZOO (A.W. Kramer), Bubble Song, The (M. Shaw), But the Lord is mindful of His own from ST. PAUL (F. Mendelssohn), By dimpled brook (T.A. Arne), Corals (B. Treharne), Dolce scherza (G.A. Perti), Evening Song (C. Edwards), Ich liebe dich (E. Grieg), and more
Voicing: Mezzo-Soprano
Review: Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos - Part II, with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Ridente la calma (W.A. Mozart), Art thou troubled? (G.F. Handel), Bind' auf dein Haar (F.J. Haydn), Bluebird (R. Schirmer), Brown Bird Singing, A (H. Wood), For my soul thirsteth for God from PSALM 42 (F. Mendelssohn), The Green Cathedral (C. Hahn), I will lay me down in peace (M. Greene), I will sing of Thy great mercies from ST. PAUL (F. Mendelssohn), In meinem Garten die Nelken (R. Franz), Love Among the Daffodils (E. Coates), Maman, dites-moi (J.B. Weckerlin), May-Day Carol (English Folksong, arr. Taylor), Merry Widow Waltz, The (F. Lehár, arr. Higgs), Mother Sorrow (E. Grieg), and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos - Part II, with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Bluebird, The Pool Of Quietness, To A Little Child, When Jesus Walked On Galilee, Sound The Flute (Dougherty)
Voicing: Soprano
Review: Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos - Part II, with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Shady Grove (C. Dougherty), Arise, O Lord (L.A. Hoffmeister), Auf Flügeln des Gesanges (F. Mendelssohn), Behold, what manner of love (D. Humphreys), Bon Jour, ma Belle! (A.H. Behrend), Children, The (T. Chanler), Come, fair Rosina (F. Hopkinson), Douce dame jolie (G. Machaut), Down by the Riverside (English Folksong, arr. Manning), I hear you calling me (C. Marshall), J'ai tant de choses à vous dire (G.G. Ferrari), Kitty, my love, will you marry me? (Old Ulster Song, arr. Hughes), Kuss, Der (L. van Beethoven), Lark in Clear Air, The (Irish Air, arr. Fisher), Leiermann, Der from WINTERREISE (F. Schubert), and more
Voicing: Tenor
Review: Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos - Part II, with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Let The Heavens Rejoice (Gaul), The Children, Arise, O Lord (Hoffmeister), Down By The Riverside, The Sleigh, Peace I Leave With You, Behold What Manner Of Love, Shady Grove, A Seasonal Thanksgiving, Shoes (K.L.Manning)
Voicing: Tenor
Review: This is among the most widely used teaching repertoire for singers in the U.S. Over 30 songs in each book, including American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a sampling of beginning songs in German, Italian, Spanish and French. There is a completely different song selection for each voice type.
Songlist: Across the Western Ocean (Dougherty), Intermezzo, Blow High, Blow Low, Let Us Break Bread Together, The Bells of Clermont Town (Goodhart), The Blind Ploughman (Clarke), Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind (Arne), Shenandoah, Create In Me A Clean Heart, O God, Encantadora Maria (Kilenyi), False Phillis, The Friars of Orders Gray (Shield), Hör'ich das Liedchen Klingen (Schumann), Jagdlied (Mendelssohn), The Jolly Roger (Robertson), and more
Voicing: Baritone Bass
Review: More great teaching material at the same level as the first volume. Over 30 songs in each volume with no song duplicated between voice types. A student could easily begin either in The First Book or The First Book Part II, or the books may be used concurrently.
Songlist: Bright Is The Ring Of Words, Down Harley Street (Kingsford), Du Bist Wie Eine Blume (Thou'rt like unto a Flower) (Liszt), Ein Ton (What Sound Is That?) (Cornelius), Eldorado (Walthew), The First Concert (Mana-Zucca), Give A Man A Horse He Can Ride (O'Hara), The Heart Worships (Holst), Jesus, Fount Of Consolation (Bach), Die Könige (The Kings) (Cornelius), O'er The Hills (Hopkinson), Os Tormentos De Amor (The Torments of Love) (Kilenyi), Pilgrim's Song (Tchaikovsky), Pretty as a Picture (Herbert), The Pretty Creature (Storace/Wilson), and more
Voicing: Baritone Bass
Review: This excellent series is perfect for the voice student of any age. Songs have been carefully selected to include the easiest beginning material, advancing to some vocal challenges for the progressing singer. Keys have been carefully chosen to meet the needs of most students. This collection of largely American songs may be used to teach the same basic classical tecniques of lyric singing as the traditional European art music repertoire, with rerrific opportunities for interpretive development.
Songlist: Comedy Tonight, Edelweiss, Get Me To The Church On Time, The Girl That I Marry, Gonna Be Another Hot Day, How To Handle A Woman, I Talk To The Trees, I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face, If I Ever Would Leave You, The Impossible Dream, Oklahoma, Some Enchanted Evening, Soon It's Gonna Rain, The Surrey With The Fringe On Top, There Is Nothin' Like A Dame, and more
Voicing: Baritone Bass
Style: Show Tunes
Review: This is the perfect first collection for many voice students, whether they are teens or college singers or adults. Joan Boytim has selected songs appropriate for each voice type, and has chosen keys that suit the vocal needs of novice singers studying in traditional, generally classical lyric singing. The editions of the songs in these collections are short and straight-forward. Teachers have found these books invaluable. To make the collections even more useful, each volume is offered in a book/companion CD edition with piano accompaniments recorded by pianist Laura Ward.
Songlist: Some Enchanted Evening, Comedy Tonight, Edelweiss, Get Me To The Church On Time, The Girl That I Marry, Gonna Be Another Hot Day, How To Handle A Woman, I Talk To The Trees, I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face, If Ever I Would Leave You, The Impossible Dream (The Quest), Just In Time, Leaning On A Lamp Post, My Cup Runneth Over, My Defenses Are Down, and more
Voicing: Baritone Bass
Review: This is the perfect first collection for many voice students, whether they are teens or college singers or adults. Joan Boytim has selected songs appropriate for each voice type, and has chosen keys that suit the vocal needs of novice singers studying in traditional, generally classical lyric singing. The editions of the songs in these collections are short and straight-forward. Teachers have found these books invaluable. To make the collections even more useful, each volume is offered in a book/companion CD edition with piano accompaniments recorded by pianist Laura Ward.
Songlist: Maria, On My Own, As Long As He Needs Me, Bali Ha'i, A Cockeyed Optimist, The Earth And Other Minor Things, Falling In Love With Love, Getting To Know You, I Enjoy Being A Girl, I Love Paris, If I Ruled The World, In My Own Little Corner, It Might As Well Be Spring, My Favorite Things, My Funny Valentine, and more
Voicing: Mezzo-Soprano
Review: More great theatre literature especially useful with young singers, compiled by vetern voice teacher Joan Frey Boytim. These collections are at the same level as the original volumes, with no song duplications, and again stress traditional lyric singing. There are 20-23 songs per volume, with a different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Never Say No, Brother, My Brother, I Do, I Do, Anyone Would Love You, London Bridge, C'est Moi, Camelot, The Crossing, The Desert Song, Dulcinea, A Fellow Needs A Girl, Guys And Dolls, If I Were A Rich Man, Luck Be A Lady, Man Of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote), and more
Voicing: Baritone Bass
Review: More great theatre literature especially useful with young singers, compiled by vetern voice teacher Joan Frey Boytim. These collections are at the same level as the original volumes, with no song duplications, and again stress traditional lyric singing. There are 20-23 songs per volume, with a different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Once Upon A Dream, Beauty And The Beast, Memory, Sympathy, Tenderness, I Never Knew His Name, Whistle Down The Wind, Bill, Castle On A Cloud, Feed The Birds, Stepsisters' Lament, How Are Things In Glocca Morra?, I Cain't Say No, I Got The Sun In The Morning, I Loved You Once In Silence, I've Never Been In Love Before, and more
Voicing: Mezzo-Soprano
Review: More great theatre literature especially useful with young singers, compiled by veteran voice teacher Joan Frey Boytim. These collections are at the same level as the original volumes, with no song duplications, and again stress traditional lyric singing. There are 20-23 songs per volume, with a different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Home, No Other Love, So In Love, Before I Gaze At You Again, Come Home, Bewitched, In My Life, Think Of Me, Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again, Show Me, Carousel In The Park, Everything Beautiful Happens At Night, Far From The Home I Love, I Didn't Know What Time It Was, It's A Most Unusual Day, and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: More great theatre literature especially useful with young singers, compiled by vetern voice teacher Joan Frey Boytim. These collections are at the same level as the original volumes, with no song duplications, and again stress traditional lyric singing. There are 20-23 songs per volume, with a different song list for each voice type.
Songlist: Follow Me, You Are Love, You Are Beautiful, Manhattan, Sarah, Any Dream Will Do, Anyone Can Whistle, The Big Black Giant, Passeggiata, Close Every Door, Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful?, The Tree, I, Huckleberry, Me, If I Loved You, It Only Takes A Moment, and more
Voicing: Tenor
Review: This is the perfect first collection for many voice students, whether they are teens or college singers or adults. Joan Boytim has selected songs appropriate for each voice type, and has chosen keys that suit the vocal needs of novice singers studying in traditional, generally classical lyric singing. The editions of the songs in these collections are short and straight-forward. Teachers have found these books invaluable.
Songlist: All The Things You Are, And This Is My Beloved, Make Believe, Look For The Silver Lining, Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Goodnight, My Someone, Hello, Young Lovers, I Could Have Danced All Night, I Have Dreamed, I'll Know, It's A Grand Night For Singing, Just Imagine, Look To The Rainbow, Many A New Day, and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: This is the perfect first collection for many voice students, whether they are teens or college singers or adults. Joan Boytim has selected songs appropriate for each voice type, and has chosen keys that suit the vocal needs of novice singers studying in traditional, generally classical lyric singing. The editions of the songs in these collections are short and straight-forward. Teachers have found these books invaluable. To make the collections even more useful, each volume is offered in a book/companion CD edition with piano accompaniments recorded by pianist Laura Ward.
Songlist: I Believe In You, Bring Him Home, I Could Write A Book, I Do Not Know A Day I Did Not Love You, Kansas City, A Man And A Woman, Me And My Girl, My Heart Stood Still, My Romance, Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin', Old Devil Moon, On The Street Where You Live, Once In Love With Amy, The Only Home I Know, Plant A Radish, and more
Voicing: Tenor
Review: This excellent series is perfect for the voice student of any age. Songs have been carefully selected to include the easiest beginning material, advancing to some vocal challenges for the progressing singer. Keys have been carefully chosen to meet the needs of most students. This collection of largely American songs may be used to teach the same basic classical tecniques of lyric singing as the traditional European art music repertoire, with rerrific opportunities for interpretive development.
Songlist: Bring Him Home, I Believe In You, I Could Write A Book, I Do Not Know A Day I Did Not Love You, Kansas City, A Man And A Woman, My Heart Stood Still, My Romance, Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin', Old Devil Moon, On The Street Where You Live, Once In Love With Amy, The Only Home I Know, Plant A Radish, Stranger In Paradise, and more
Voicing: Tenor
Style: Show Tunes
Review: This is the perfect first collection for many voice students, whether they are teens or college singers or adults. Joan Boytim has selected songs appropriate for each voice type, and has chosen keys that suit the vocal needs of novice singers studying in traditional, generally classical lyric singing. The editions of the songs in these collections are short and straight-forward. Teachers have found these books invaluable. To make the collections even more useful, each volume is offered in a book/companion CD edition with piano accompaniments recorded by pianist Laura Ward.
Songlist: All The Things You Are, And This Is My Beloved, Can't Help Lovin' That Man, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Goodnight My Someone, Hello, Young Lovers, I Could Have Danced All Night, I Have Dreamed, I'll Know, It's A Grand Night For Singing, Just Imagine, Look For The Silver Lining, Look To The Rainbow, Make Believe, Many A New Day, and more
Voicing: Soprano
Style: Show Tunes
Review: This is among the most widely used teaching repertoire for singers in the U.S. Over 30 songs in each book, including American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a sampling of beginning songs in German, Italian, Spanish and French. There is a completely different song selection for each voice type.
Songlist: Morning, Prayer, The Lord Is My Shepherd, American Lullaby (Rich), Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley, Silent Noon (Vaughan Williams), The Crucifixion, The Lamb, The Cherry-Tree, Chi Vuol La Zingarella (Paisiello), Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers (Fraser-Simson), Cloud-Shadows (Rogers), Crabbed Age And Youth (White), Der Blumenstrauss (Mendelssohn), Der Schwur, and more
Voicing: Alto
Review: More great teaching material at the same level as the first volume. Over 30 songs in each volume with no song duplicated between voice types. A student could easily begin either in The First Book or The First Book Part II, or the books may be used concurrently.
Songlist: Clouds, Come Ye Blessed (Gaul), As I Went A-Roaming (Brahe), Auf Dem Meere (On The Ocean) (Franz), Beneath A Weeping Willow's Shade (Hopkinson), The Blue-Bell, Carmeña (Wilson), C'est Mon Ami (My Friend) (French Air/Crist), Dream Valley (Quilter), Das Erste Veilchen (The First Violet)(Mendelssohn), Gott Im Frühling (God in Springtime) (Schubert), Keine Sorg'um Den Weg (Love Finds Out The Way) (Raff), The Lovely Song My Heart Is Singing (Goulding), Mystery's Song (Purcell), Rend'il Sereno al Ciglio (Bring To Your Eyes) (Handel), and more
Voicing: Mezzo-Soprano
Review: This is among the most widely used teaching repertoire for singers in the U.S. Over 30 songs in each book, including American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a sampling of beginning songs in German, Italian, Spanish and French. There is a completely different song selection for each voice type.
Songlist: Lullaby, The Beatitudes (Malotte), Bel piacere (Handel), The Crucifixion, Bonne Nuit (Massenet), El Majo Discreto (Granados), Et tra la la y el punteado (Granados), Everywhere I Look (Carew), The Green Dog (Kingsley), Have You Seen But A White Lily Grow?, Hear My Cry, O God (Franck), Heffle Cuckoo Fair (Shaw), I Love All Graceful Things (Thiman), Into the Night (Edwards), The K'e (Dougherty), and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: This is among the most widely used teaching repertoire for singers in the U.S. Over 30 songs in each book, including American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a sampling of beginning songs in German, Italian, Spanish and French. There is a completely different song selection for each voice type.
Songlist: Lullaby, The Beatitudes (Malotte), Bel piacere (Handel), The Crucifixion, Bonne Nuit (Massenet), El Majo Discreto (Granados), Et tra la la y el punteado (Granados), Everywhere I Look (Carew), The Green Dog (Kingsley), Have You Seen But A White Lily Grow?, Hear My Cry, O God (Franck), Heffle Cuckoo Fair (Shaw), I Love All Graceful Things (Thiman), Into the Night (Edwards), The K'e (Dougherty), and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: More great teaching material at the same level as the first volume. Over 30 songs in each volume with no song duplicated between voice types. A student could easily begin either in The First Book or The First Book Part II, or the books may be used concurrently.
Songlist: Andenken (I Think of Thee) (Beethoven), Ave Maria (O Lord, Most Holy) (Abt), Charmant Papillon (Charming Butterfly) (Campra), Come And Trip It (Handel), Come To The Fair (Martin), Drift Down, Drift Down (Ronald), Grandma (Chanler), Animal Crackers (Hageman), Here Amid the Shady Woods (Handel), How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings (Liddle), Lachen und Weinen (Laughing and Crying) (Schubert), The Last Rose of Summer (Miliken/Flotow), La Pastorella (Shepherd Maid) (Schubert), Per Non Penar (For My Heart's Peace) D'astorga, Petit Noël (Little Noel) (Louis), and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: More great teaching material at the same level as the first volume. Over 30 songs in each volume with no song duplicated between voice types. A student could easily begin either in The First Book or The First Book Part II, or the books may be used concurrently. Book includes access to online recordings of piano accompaniments for each piece.
Songlist: Andenken (I Think of Thee) (Beethoven), Ave Maria (O Lord, Most Holy) (Abt), Charmant Papillon (Charming Butterfly) (Campra), Come And Trip It (Handel), Come To The Fair (Martin), Drift Down, Drift Down (Ronald), Grandma (Chanler), Animal Crackers (Hageman), Here Amid the Shady Woods (Handel), How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings (Liddle), Lachen und Weinen (Laughing and Crying) (Schubert), The Last Rose of Summer (Miliken/Flotow), La Pastorella (Shepherd Maid) (Schubert), Per Non Penar (For My Heart's Peace) D'astorga, Petit Noël (Little Noel) (Louis), and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: This is among the most widely used teaching repertoire for singers in the U.S. Over 30 songs in each book, including American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a sampling of beginning songs in German, Italian, Spanish and French. There is a completely different song selection for each voice type.
Songlist: Orpheus With His Lute (Coates), My Lady Walks in Loveliness (Charles), The Lord Is My Light, Poor Wayfaring Stranger, Serenade, All Day on the Prairie (Guion), Lydia (Fauré), All Through The Night, My Lord, What a Mornin', At the Ball (Tchaikovsky), The Black Dress (Niles), Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair, Brother Will, Brother John (Sacco), Loch Lomond, By Mendip Side (Coates), and more
Voicing: Tenor
Review: More great teaching material at the same level as the first volume. Over 30 songs in each volume with no song duplicated between voice types. A student could easily begin either in The First Book or The First Book Part II, or the books may be used concurrently.
Songlist: An Die Geliebte (To the Beloved) (Beethoven), Ave Maria (Father in Heaven) (Saint-Saëns), The Cloths Of Heaven (T.Dunhill), Un Doux Lien (Tender Ties) (Delbruck), Du Bist Wie Eine Blume (Thou'rt Like Unto A Flower) (Schumann), Fame's an Echo (Arne), Forget Me Not (Bach), In der Fremde (In a Foreign Land) (Schumann), It Was A Lover And His Lass (Coates), Incline Thine Ear (Charles), A Kingdom By The Sea (Somervell), Linden Lea (Vaughan Williams), Love Quickly Is Pall'd (Purcell), My Lovely Celia (Monro), O Come, O Come, My Dearest (Arne), and more
Voicing: Tenor
Review: Each package includes over 90 songs, all at the same level of difficulty, conveniently and affordably priced for teacher reference. Complete pack would retail for $44.97 if components were purchased separately.
Songlist: Lullaby, Minnelied, Bel Piacere, Bonne Nuit, The Beatitudes, The K'e, Everywhere I Look, Into The Night, Little Elegy, El Majo Discreto, Et Tra La La Y El Punteado, The Green Dog, Have You Seen But A White Lily Grow?, Hear My Cry, O God, Heffle Cuckoo Fair, and more
Voicing: Soprano
Review: We proudly present these convenient new value packages! Each package includes over 90 songs, all at the same level of difficulty, conveniently and affordably priced for teacher reference. Each complete pack would retail for $44.97 if components were purchased separately.
Voicing: Mezzo-Soprano
Review: We proudly present these convenient new value packages! Each package includes over 90 songs, all at the same level of difficulty, conveniently and affordably priced for teacher reference. Each complete pack would retail for $44.97 if components were purchased separately.
Voicing: Tenor
Review: We proudly present these convenient new value packages! Each package includes over 90 songs, all at the same level of difficulty, conveniently and affordably priced for teacher reference. Each complete pack would retail for $44.97 if components were purchased separately.
Voicing: Baritone Bass
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