SKU: A0.839227

***THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME***!!! GREATNESS BY GEORGE & IRA GERSHWIN!!! THE WAY YOU WEAR YOUR HAT!!! LET'S PLAY SOME JAZZ!!!  PERFORMED IN 1937 BY FRED ASTAIRE!!! STILL GREAT TODAY!!!
GIANTS WHO MADE JAZZ GREAT!!! KEY OF D!!!  LOW  E- HIGH F#!!!  CHECK OUT THE MP3 FOR JAZZ STYLE & INTERPRETATION!!! PLAY IN A COOL LAID BACK STYLE!!! I LOVE TO PLAY THIS TUNE!!! I HOPE YOU WILL TOO!!!
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SKU: A0.880720

This duet is fun for both the melody player (a first or second year student) and the secondo player, who has Oom-pah style chords and a few rhythmic scales.  All the Rudolph lyrics are here, and the key of G is a good setting for young vocalists who wish to sing along as they play!

SKU: A0.786188

This trio was written for my sister-in-law's father-in-law who was an avid clarinet player. He died a few years ago at the age of 101. His musical tastes were conventional so it is written for easy access, and not too difficult, as he was an amateur. The playing time is 2:17. .

SKU: A0.902821

This is a short, big note/beginner arrangement of Colors of the Wind from Pocahontas, intended for students who are just learning to read music and are currently studying Primer Level piano, though it may also be a fun, easy song for students who are just starting Level 1.

All Maria Colletti’s arrangements are carefully edited to be accessible for young students who have been playing piano for approximately six months to two years. 

Unnecessary and confusing notations have been omitted for the benefit of very young students. Some finger number suggestions are given, but plenty of space is left in the music for students to figure out the notes on their own.

SKU: A0.902794

This is a short, big note/beginner arrangement of Blowin' in the Wind intended for students who are just learning to read music and are currently studying Primer Level piano, though it may also be a fun, easy song for students who are just starting Level 1.

All Maria Colletti’s arrangements are carefully edited to be accessible for young students who have been playing piano for approximately six months to two years.

Unnecessary and confusing notations have been omitted for the benefit of very young students. Some finger number suggestions are given, but plenty of space is left in the music for students to figure out the notes on their own.

SKU: A0.1143456

Who wished for snow on Christmas? Let's all blame Irving Berlin! It sounds great in the song, but he got it wrong, oh my patience is growing real thin! This will be your choir and audience's new favorite Christmas song. This novelty piece tells the tale of a disgruntled person who is stuck at home for the holiday due to a blanket of snow. However, their spouse has a different perspective Just think of the things we could do... Written for SATB choir with piano accompaniment with optional string orchestration available. Full ensemble orchestration will be completed in the future and available upon request.

SKU: A0.902818

This is a short, big note/beginner arrangement of Under the Sea intended for students who are just learning to read music and are currently studying Primer Level piano, though it may also be a fun, easy song for students who are just starting Level 1.

All Maria Colletti’s arrangements are carefully edited to be accessible for young students who have been playing piano for approximately six months to two years.

Unnecessary and confusing notations have been omitted for the benefit of very young students. Some finger number suggestions are given, but plenty of space is left in the music for students to figure out the notes on their own.