The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a trombone duet. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard. A score and separate parts are provided.

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The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a duet for recorders. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard. 

Check out my other duets

Comments, requests, suggestions? Contact me at pfmusician@netscape.net.

The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a clarinet duet. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard. A score and separate parts are provided.

Check out all of my other duets

Comments, requests, suggestions? Contact me at pfmusician@netscape.net.

The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a Clarinet solo. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard. 

Check out my other solo arragements here

Comments, requests, suggestions? Contact me at pfmusician@netscape.net.

The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a trombone solo. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard.

Check out my other solos here

Comments, requests, suggestions? Contact me at pfmusician@netscape.net.

The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a flute duet. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard. A score and separate parts are provided.

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Comments, requests, suggestions? Contact me at pfmusician@netscape.net.

The song was written and published during the WWII years, and it became popular among soldiers who were returning home from the war. It became a standard with jazz artists and was recorded by, among others, Buck Clayton with Woody Herman and by Ben Sidran. Frank Sinatra recorded his version of the song in 1961. Rosemary Clooney issued an album Sentimental Journey (2001) which included the song.

Here it is arranged as a duet for like saxophones. you'll enjoy playing this timeless standard. A score and separate parts are provided.

Check out my other duets

Comments, requests, suggestions? Contact me at pfmusician@netscape.net.