SKU: A0.1065502

THE FLIP FLOP SONG (Piano Accompaniment Track)
Unison with Sand Blocks & . . . Flip Flops!

Put your flip flops on - you're going to the beach! Happy feet! Quick & easy song to teach and to learn!

Great for any age elementary & younger middle school students
Uses sand blocks or real flip flops (or cardboard cutouts) as percussion!
Actions included on last page of song
Chords included for additional instruments (Ukulele would be great!)

SKU: A0.727290

THE FLIP FLOP SONG
Unison with Sand Blocks & . . . Flip Flops!

Put your flip flops on - you're going to the beach! Happy feet! Quick & easy song to teach and to learn!


Great for any age elementary & younger middle school students
Uses sand blocks or real flip flops (or cardboard cutouts) as percussion!
Actions included on last page of song
Chords included for additional instruments (Ukulele would be great!)

Piano Accompaniment Track available on  this site.

SKU: A0.1167752

This is the thirtieth-fifth volume of an extensive collection of folk songs arranged for the classical guitar mostly in two-part counterpoint. The arrangements are of moderate difficulty and the aims of this publication are to familiarise, entertain and educate guitarists (and other musicians) with a melodic repertoire of lasting aesthetic value, under the light of contrapuntal treatment. The thirty five volumes of this collection can certainly be printed on paper if so desired and there are a few pages in each volume, either blank or with photographs of various musicians, which can be inserted at will in any place for the correct ordering of left and right hand pages so that page turns can be avoided. The principle of avoiding page turns has been maintained in all  volumes, but this edition is also designed with mobile electronic devices in mind such as tablets etc, using the environment and facilities of a score reading application, towards a paperless world, at least in music. Therefore the size of the staves is bigger than usual for ease of reading on a small screen but not big enough to exceed the limit of a two-page view.
Active internal links for navigating from thematic indexes to particular songs and back to indexes have been added, and also external internet links to sites that give further information for the 945 songs of this first collection for classical guitar.

Volume 35 (Songs 919-945)

Wild, Wild Berry (the)
Will Ye No Come Back Again
Will you go lassie
William Taylor
Willie Brook (William Cook)
Willie Doo
Willie drowned in Ero
Windy Old Weather
Within a Garden
Woodsmans Alphabet (the)
World I have Forsaken (the)
Wraggle Taggle Gipsies-O (the)
Wreck of the Sloop John B (the)
Yankee Doodle
Yarmouth is a Pretty Town
Ye Banks And Braes
Ye Mar’ners All
Ye People All, In God Rejoice
Ye’re sair dung, Annie, or, Bervie’s Braes
Yellow Bird
Yellow Rose of Texas (the)
Yellow Sheepskin (the)
Young Banker
Young Bucks A-Hunting Go
Young Collins
Young Herchard
Young William.

SKU: A0.1219935

Embark on a musical journey with “Book III: Sea Shanties,� thoughtfully arranged by the talented Maëla Raoult, and now available on sheetmusic direct and sheetmusic plus.

Dive into the captivating world of “The French Touch’ Collection� as we unveil Book III, a collection of timeless Sea Shanties meticulously selected and expertly arranged by Maëla Raoult. This enchanting repertoire is tailored to nurture the young clarinetist’s development, offering an assortment of the most famous sailors’ songs.

A Musical Voyage

Perfectly Tailored for Second or Third-Year Clarinetists

Video accompaniement for Enhanced Autonomy

The French Touch Collection, Where Learning Meets Fun

SKU: A0.1262310

A piano solo arrangement of Yesterday Once More;  made famous by The Carpenters. 

Yesterday Once More, written by Richard Carpenter and John Bettis, is a hit song by the Carpenters from their 1973 album Now & Then. Thematically the song concerns reminiscing about songs of a generation gone by. It segues into a long medley, consisting of eight covers of 1960s tunes incorporated into a faux oldies radio program. The work takes up the entire B-side of the album.

The single version of the song peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, kept from the number 1 spot by Bad, Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce.  It was the duo's fifth number two hit and makes them the act with the second-most number two hits on the chart behind Madonna. The song also peaked at number 1 on the easy listening chart, becoming their eighth number 1 on that chart in four years.   It is the Carpenters' biggest-selling record worldwide and their best-selling single in the UK, peaking at number 2 Richard Carpenter stated, on a Japanese documentary, that it was his favorite of all the songs that he had written. He has performed an instrumental version at concerts.

Lyrics:

[Verse 1]
When I was young, I'd listen to the radio
Waitin' for my favorite songs
When they played, I'd sing along
It made me smile

[Pre-Chorus 1]
Those were such happy times
And not so long ago
How I wondered where they'd gone
But they're back again
Just like a long-lost friend
All the songs I loved so well

[Chorus 1]
Every sha-la-la-la
Every whoa, whoa-oh still shines
Every shing-a-ling-a-ling
That they're starting to sing so fine
When they get to the part
Where he's breaking her heart
It can really make me cry
Just like before, it's yesterday once more
(Shoobie-doo, lang, lang)
(Shoobie-doo, lang, lang)
 
[Verse 2]
Lookin' back on how it was in years gone by
And the good times that I had
Makes today seem rather sad
So much has changed

[Pre-Chorus 2]
It was songs of love
That I would sing to them
And I'd memorize each word
Those old melodies
Still sound so good to me
As they melt the years away

[Chorus 2]
Every sha-la-la-la
Every whoa, whoa-oh still shines
(Only oldies, but goodies)
Every shing-a-ling-a-ling
That they're starting to sing so fine
All my best memories
Come back clearly to me
Some can even make me cry
Just like before, it's yesterday once more
(Shoobie-doo, lang, lang)

 
[Outro]
Every sha-la-la-la
Every whoa, whoa-oh still shines
Every shing-a-ling-a-ling
That they're starting to sing so fine
Every sha-la-la-la
Every whoa, whoa-oh still shines
Every shing-a-ling-a-ling
That they're starting to sing so fine...

SKU: A0.1434761

Instrumental re-working of my folksong based on the enjoyment of the deep fried banana in Scotland

The pdf contains score and parts

Young Hamish he went out to buy him some chips
and ordered a haddock and good saucy dips
His eyes then did wander and he licked his lips
'Cause he'd spotted a Scottish banana

Och aye! that'll do me!
The deep fried banana's just right for my tea!
So Hamish he emptied his wallet right there
and all for the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana



Now everyone knows deep fried food does you good
Provided you have a wee apple for pud
But Hamish just kept all that under his hood
Preferring his Scottish banana.

Och aye! that'll do me!
Cos deep fried bananas are all I can see!
So Hamish he picked up his package of food
including the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


Young Hamish went home now with all of his haul
Sat down on the sofa with TV and all
He opened the package and started to bawl
There was fish and chips but no banana!

Och nay! I'll check where I went
It surely was stolen by some passing gent
Or else it escaped while my money was spent
Oh where is my Scottish banana?

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


But Hamish just couldn't account for his loss
He looked in the heather, he looked in the moss
He questioned a passing great white albatross
But nary a sign of banana!


Oh nay, where can it be?
Bananas don't vanish, bananas don't flee!
So Hamish he turned and then quite suddenly
He slipped on his Scottish banana!

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana.

SKU: A0.1448121

Instrumental re-working of my folksong based on the enjoyment of the deep fried banana in Scotland

Young Hamish he went out to buy him some chips
and ordered a haddock and good saucy dips
His eyes then did wander and he licked his lips
'Cause he'd spotted a Scottish banana

Och aye! that'll do me!
The deep fried banana's just right for my tea!
So Hamish he emptied his wallet right there
and all for the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana



Now everyone knows deep fried food does you good
Provided you have a wee apple for pud
But Hamish just kept all that under his hood
Preferring his Scottish banana.

Och aye! that'll do me!
Cos deep fried bananas are all I can see!
So Hamish he picked up his package of food
including the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


Young Hamish went home now with all of his haul
Sat down on the sofa with TV and all
He opened the package and started to bawl
There was fish and chips but no banana!

Och nay! I'll check where I went
It surely was stolen by some passing gent
Or else it escaped while my money was spent
Oh where is my Scottish banana?

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


But Hamish just couldn't account for his loss
He looked in the heather, he looked in the moss
He questioned a passing great white albatross
But nary a sign of banana!


Oh nay, where can it be?
Bananas don't vanish, bananas don't flee!
So Hamish he turned and then quite suddenly
He slipped on his Scottish banana!

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana



The pdf file contains score and parts.

SKU: A0.1177255

Six patriotic selections, America The Beautiful, You're A Grand Old Flag, Battle Hymn Of The Republic, America, (My Country Tis' Of Thee) Stars And Stripes Forever,and Yankee Doodle
Boy, for solo trombone/baritone bass clef.

SKU: A0.1436505

Instrumental re-working of my folksong based on the enjoyment of the deep fried banana in Scotland

The pdf contains score and separate cello part.


Young Hamish he went out to buy him some chips
and ordered a haddock and good saucy dips
His eyes then did wander and he licked his lips
'Cause he'd spotted a Scottish banana

Och aye! that'll do me!
The deep fried banana's just right for my tea!
So Hamish he emptied his wallet right there
and all for the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana



Now everyone knows deep fried food does you good
Provided you have a wee apple for pud
But Hamish just kept all that under his hood
Preferring his Scottish banana.

Och aye! that'll do me!
Cos deep fried bananas are all I can see!
So Hamish he picked up his package of food
including the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


Young Hamish went home now with all of his haul
Sat down on the sofa with TV and all
He opened the package and started to bawl
There was fish and chips but no banana!

Och nay! I'll check where I went
It surely was stolen by some passing gent
Or else it escaped while my money was spent
Oh where is my Scottish banana?

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


But Hamish just couldn't account for his loss
He looked in the heather, he looked in the moss
He questioned a passing great white albatross
But nary a sign of banana!


Oh nay, where can it be?
Bananas don't vanish, bananas don't flee!
So Hamish he turned and then quite suddenly
He slipped on his Scottish banana!

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana.

SKU: A0.1449239

Instrumental re-working of my folksong based on the enjoyment of the deep fried banana in Scotland

Young Hamish he went out to buy him some chips
and ordered a haddock and good saucy dips
His eyes then did wander and he licked his lips
'Cause he'd spotted a Scottish banana

Och aye! that'll do me!
The deep fried banana's just right for my tea!
So Hamish he emptied his wallet right there
and all for the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana



Now everyone knows deep fried food does you good
Provided you have a wee apple for pud
But Hamish just kept all that under his hood
Preferring his Scottish banana.

Och aye! that'll do me!
Cos deep fried bananas are all I can see!
So Hamish he picked up his package of food
including the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


Young Hamish went home now with all of his haul
Sat down on the sofa with TV and all
He opened the package and started to bawl
There was fish and chips but no banana!

Och nay! I'll check where I went
It surely was stolen by some passing gent
Or else it escaped while my money was spent
Oh where is my Scottish banana?

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


But Hamish just couldn't account for his loss
He looked in the heather, he looked in the moss
He questioned a passing great white albatross
But nary a sign of banana!


Oh nay, where can it be?
Bananas don't vanish, bananas don't flee!
So Hamish he turned and then quite suddenly
He slipped on his Scottish banana!

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


The pdf file contains score and parts.

SKU: A0.1450569

The pdf file contains the score and separate violin part.


Instrumental re-working of my folksong based on the enjoyment of the deep fried banana in Scotland

Young Hamish he went out to buy him some chips
and ordered a haddock and good saucy dips
His eyes then did wander and he licked his lips
'Cause he'd spotted a Scottish banana

Och aye! that'll do me!
The deep fried banana's just right for my tea!
So Hamish he emptied his wallet right there
and all for the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana



Now everyone knows deep fried food does you good
Provided you have a wee apple for pud
But Hamish just kept all that under his hood
Preferring his Scottish banana.

Och aye! that'll do me!
Cos deep fried bananas are all I can see!
So Hamish he picked up his package of food
including the Scottish banana.

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


Young Hamish went home now with all of his haul
Sat down on the sofa with TV and all
He opened the package and started to bawl
There was fish and chips but no banana!

Och nay! I'll check where I went
It surely was stolen by some passing gent
Or else it escaped while my money was spent
Oh where is my Scottish banana?

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana


But Hamish just couldn't account for his loss
He looked in the heather, he looked in the moss
He questioned a passing great white albatross
But nary a sign of banana!


Oh nay, where can it be?
Bananas don't vanish, bananas don't flee!
So Hamish he turned and then quite suddenly
He slipped on his Scottish banana!

all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish
all for the Scottish banana.

SKU: A0.1263630

Delight in the playful melodies of Old MacDonald Had a Farm with this charming arrangement for flute, oboe and bassoon. Immerse yourself in the joyous and familiar tunes that have been beloved by children for generations. The three instruments combine their voices in perfect harmony, bringing a fresh and enchanting interpretation to this classic nursery rhyme. Whether you're performing for an audience or playing for your own enjoyment, this arrangement of Old MacDonald Had a Farm for flute, oboe and bassoon will captivate both young and young-at-heart listeners.

SKU: A0.1263616

Delight in the playful melodies of Old MacDonald Had a Farm with this charming arrangement for violin, viola and cello. Immerse yourself in the joyous and familiar tunes that have been beloved by children for generations. The three instruments combine their voices in perfect harmony, bringing a fresh and enchanting interpretation to this classic nursery rhyme. Whether you're performing for an audience or playing for your own enjoyment, this arrangement of Old MacDonald Had a Farm for violin, viola and cello will captivate both young and young-at-heart listeners.

SKU: A0.1263617

Delight in the playful melodies of Old MacDonald Had a Farm with this charming arrangement for violin, viola and bassoon. Immerse yourself in the joyous and familiar tunes that have been beloved by children for generations. The three instruments combine their voices in perfect harmony, bringing a fresh and enchanting interpretation to this classic nursery rhyme. Whether you're performing for an audience or playing for your own enjoyment, this arrangement of Old MacDonald Had a Farm for violin, viola and bassoon will captivate both young and young-at-heart listeners.