GRAMMY AWARDS BEST COUNTRY SONG 1964 - 2011 PVG

GRAMMY AWARDS BEST COUNTRY SONG 1964 - 2011 PVG47 songs deemed Best Country Song by the Recording Academy, including: Always on My Mind Before He Cheats Behind Closed Doors Bless the Broken Road Butterfly Kisses Dang Me Forever and Ever, Amen The Gambler Help Me Make It Through the Night (Hey, Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song I Hope You Dance I Still Believe in You I Swear King of the Road Live like You Were Dying Love Can Build a Bridge Need You Now Nine to Five On the

What a Beautiful Mornin' åá Old Devil Moon åá Some Enchanted Evening åá The Surrey With the Fringe on Top åá You'll Never Walk Alone åá more

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series The Phillip Keveren Series Easy Piano Pages 80(07) Language Instrument Piano Category Piano & Keyboard SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9780634025839 ISBN13 063402583X Dimensions 305x229

John Williams' lilting 6/8 style and shifting key centers give the march format a fres h and stirring feel

Artist Composer Publisher Faber Piano Adventures Series Faber Piano Adventures® ShowTime® Pages 24(07) Language Instrument Piano Category Piano & Keyboard SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781616770372 ISBN13 1616770376|00003085 Dimensions 304x228

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Pages 184(07) Language Instrument Trumpet Category Brass SubCategory1 Methods SubCategory2 Medium Softcover/CD ISBN13 9781423422426 ISBN13 1423422422 Dimensions 279x215

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Pages 40(07) Language Instrument Piano Category Piano & Keyboard SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781617806636 ISBN13 1617806633 Dimensions 304x228

Ed Sheeran's hit song arranged for harp by Sylvia Woods

This composition Stratosphere describes the adventure

to play along with written-out solos

Treat your band to this superb arrangement that is a joy to playand listen to

The dissonant double stops at the beginning of the medley sound like a real train whistle

As the work journeys on