The Songs of Charles Strouse - 2nd Edition

Instrument:	Piano, Vocal, Guitar Sheet Music Voice Sheet Music Guitar Sheet Music
Format:	Collection / Songbook

Be the first! Write a Review

Usually leaves our warehouse:
Within 3 to 5 business days

Price: $19.95

Save for later

Detailed Description
Song List (50)

Kids!
N.y.c.
Tomorrow
Those Were The Days
Maybe
Bye Bye Birdie
I Don't Need Anything But You
It's The Hard-knock Life
A Lot Of Livin' To Do
One Boy (Girl)
Once Upon A Time
I Want To Be With You
Applause
When You Smile
Baby, You Can Count On Me
Let's Settle Down
But Alive
Children Of The Wind
Blame It On The Summer Night
Wanting
Love
This Is The Life
A Broadway Musical
For A Song To Be Beautiful
I Can't Stop Dancin'
It Would Have Been Wonderful

see all...

Let's Make Music Together
Look On The Bright Side
Look Who's Alone Now
Lorna's Here
Married Life
My Star
Saturday Night Girl
Smashing, New York Times
What Am I Gonna Do Without You?
You've Got Possibilities
Da-da, Da-da, Da, Da!
Dance A Little Closer
A Dancin' Man
Follow The Way Of The Lord
No Man Is Worth It
There's Always One You Can't Forget
There's Never Been Anything Like Us
Whatever Time There Is
Pals
It's Time For You
Born Too Late
Put On A Happy Face
Night Song
You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile

The Songs of Charles Strouse - 2nd Edition by Charles Strouse. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. P/V/G Composer Collection. Softcover. 214 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.313247).

ISBN 0634061763. 9x12 inches.

Charles Strouse has composed the scores to some of Broadway's most successful and enduring musicals – including Annie, Applause and Bye Bye Birdie – as well as many memorable TV themes. Our revised folio honors this Tony and Emmy winner with PVG arrangements of 50 wonderful songs: Applause • Born Too Late • It's the Hard-Knock Life • Kids! • Put On a Happy Face • Maybe • Those Were the Days • Tomorrow • and dozens more. Also features a preface by Strouse, his official biography, a retrospective essay on his career, great photos, and contents listed both alphabetically and chronologically by show.