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Artist or Composer / Score name | Cover | List of Contents |
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Antonio Carlos Jobim – Luiza Guitar Arr with Tablature | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim – One Note Samba (Guitar Arr.) | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim – One Note Samba (guitar TABS sheet music) | Jobim – One Note Samba (guitar TABS sheet music) | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Samba De Uma Nota So | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Se Todos Fossem Iguais A Voce arr. by Baden Powell (Guitar arr. sheet music with TABs) | Antonio Carlos Jobim – Se Todos Fossem Iguais A Voce arr. by Baden Powell (Guitar arr. sheet music with TABs) | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Tom Jobim For solo Guitar with TABs | Tom Jobim for Solo Guitar | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Triste (Guitar Solo Arr. With Tabs Sheet Music) (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim 9 Pieces Guitar TABs | Jobim 9 pieces guitar | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim And Chico Buarque Eu Te Amo (Arr. For Guitar By Carles Trepat) | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim and the art of Bossa Nova Jazz Play Along Volume 08 with audio MP3 | Antonio Carlos Jobim Jazz Play-Along Volume 08 – with audio MP3_compressed | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim Anthology (Piano vocal and guitar) | Antonio Carlos Jobim Anthology (Piano vocal and guitar) | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim for Classical Guitar (Paulo Bellinati Mel Bay 2008) | Antonio Carlos Jobim for Classical Guitar | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim Jazz Piano solos Vol. 17 | Antonio Carlos Jobim Jazz Piano solos Vol. 17 sheet music pdf | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim Jazz Play Along Vol. 08 with audio MP3 | Antonio Carlos Jobim Jazz Play-Along Volume 08 – with audio MP3_compressed | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim Quebra Pedra (Stone Flower) – Tom Jobim Piano and Guitar chords | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim Stone Flower (Songbook) Quebra-pedra Tom Jobim Piano Vocal guitar Chords | Antonio Carlos Jobim Stone Flower (Songbook) Tom Jobim Piano Vocal guitar Chords | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim Tom Jobim – Luiza Guitar Solo | ||
Antonio Carlos Jobim Tom Jobim Corcovado arr. for Guitar Violao by Rubinho | Antonio Carlos Jobim Tom Jobim Corcovado arr. for Guitar Violao by Rubinho | |
Antonio Carlos Jobim Wave (Piano Guitar) | Antonio Carlos Jobim Wave (Piano Guitar) | |
Anywhere the heart goes (The Thorn birds – Uccelli di rovo) | ||
Aphex Twin – aisatsana | ||
Aphex Twin – Avril 14th | ||
Aphex Twin – Avril 14th (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Aphex Twin – Kesson Daslef | ||
April In Paris Vernon Duke E.Y. Harburg 1932 Jazz Standard (Vintage sheet music) | ||
Aqua – Doctor Jones | ||
Aquaman Everything I Need Skylar Grey Piano solo | ||
Aram Khachaturian – Sabeltanz Aus Gayaneh (Pianoforte 4 hands) | Aram Khachaturian – Sabeltanz Aus Gayaneh (Pianoforte A 4 Mani) | |
Aranjuez Ma Pensee (ver. for voice and guitar by the composer) | Aranjuez Ma Pensee | |
Aretha Franklin – Chain Of Fools | ||
Aretha Franklin – Respect | ||
Aretha Franklin Songbook | Aretha Franklin Songbook | |
Aretha Franklin Songbook 1 | Aretha Franklin Songbook 1 | |
Aretha Franklin Songbook 2 | Aretha Franklin Songbook 2 | |
Aretha Franklin The Very Best of The 60s | Aretha Franklin best of 60s | |
Ari Hoenig Songbook | Ari Hoenig Songbook | |
Ari Pulkkinen – Angry Birds Theme Song | Ari Pulkkinen – Angry Birds Theme Song | |
Aria (Cantilena) by Heitor Villa-Lobos.mscz | ||
Aria di neve (Sergio Endrigo) | ||
Ariana Grande – 7 Rings Sheet Music | ||
Ariana Grande – Bang Bang Sheet Music piano Vocal Guitar chords | ||
Ariana Grande – No Tears Left to Cry Sheet Music | ||
Ariana Grande Tattooed Heart | Ariana Grande-Tattooed heArt | |
Ariel Ramírez – Alfonsina Y El Mar (Guitar) arr. by Roland Dyens | Ariel Ramírez – Alfonsina Y El Mar (Guitar) arr. by Roland Dyens | |
Ariel Ramírez – Alfonsina Y El Mar (Piano) | Ariel Ramírez – Alfonsina Y El Mar (Piano) | |
Arlen, Harold Stormy weather – piano | Stormy weather – piano | |
Armageddon (Piano & Guitar Chords) | Armageddon (Piano & Guitar Chords) | |
Arnold Schoenberg, Gerald Strang, Leonard Stein-Fundamentals of Musical Composition-Faber & Faber (1982) Book | ||
Around The Campfire Peter, Paul and Mary – Guitar songbook | Around The Campfire Peter Paul & Mary songbook | |
Arpeggios For The Modern Guitarist Tabs by Will Johnson | Arpeggios For The Modern Guitarist Tabs by Will Johnson | |
Arranging And Composing for the small ensemble Jazz R&B Jazz-Rock (by David Baker) | ||
Arrival Of The Birds from The Crimson Wing Mystery of the Flamingos piano solo | ||
Arrival Of The Birds The Theory of Everything – The Cinematic Orchestra Piano Solo | ||
Arrival Of The Birds The Theory of Everything Ending Scene Music – The Cinematic Orchestra Piano Solo | ||
Art Blakey And The Jazz Messanger Bobby Timmons – Moanin’ | ||
Art Of Composing Music (Published In London (1751) | ||
Art Of Gospel Guitar – El McMeen with Tablature | Gospel guitar | |
Art of Jazz improvisation book 3 Intermadiate by Bob Taylor | ||
Art Pepper Collection Solos Artist Transcriptions Saxophone | art pepper solos sheet music | |
Art Tatum As Time Goes By | ||
Art Tatum – Tiger Rag (Jazz Standard by the Original Dixieland Jass Band) (piano sheet music) | Art Tatum – Tiger Rag (Jazz Standard by the Original Dixieland Jass Band) (piano sheet music) | |
Art Tatum – All The Things You Are | ||
Art Tatum – Cherokee | ||
Art Tatum – Gershwin – The Man I Love (Piano as played by) | Art Tatum Gershwin The-Man-I-Love-Piano | |
Art Tatum – Jazz Piano solos Vol. 2 | Art Tatum Jazz piano solos vol. 2 | |
Art Tatum – New Beginnings A Piano Imrovisation | Art Tatum – New Beginnings A Piano Imrovisation | |
Art Tatum – Tea For Two (Sheet Music) (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Art Tatum – Tiger Rag (Sheet Music) (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Art Tatum – Too Marvelous for Words The Life and Genius of Art Tatum (Book by James Lester) | ||
Art Tatum 5 Jazz Piano Solos transcribed By Frank Paparelli | Art Tatum 5 Jazz Solos By Frank Paparelli – 1944 Songbook | |
Art Tatum Artist Transcriptions Solo Book | Art Tatum | |
Art Tatum Improvisations Piano sheet music | Art Tatum Improvisations Piano sheet music | |
Art Tatum Jazz Arr. Begin The Beguine (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Art Tatum Jazz Arr. Cole Porte Begin The Beguine | ||
Art Tatum New Beginnings (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Art Tatum Stormy Weather Ted Koehler – Harold Arlen | T.Koehler-H.Arlen – Stormy Weather (arr. A.Tatum) | |
Art Tatum Tea For Two (Vincent Youmans) | ||
Arthur A. Reblitz – Piano servicing, tuning, and rebuilding for the professional, the student, and the hobbyist | ||
Artic Monkeys – Only Ones Who Know | ||
Artie Shaw – Jazz Technic Book 1 Scales and Exercises | Artie Shaw – Jazz Technic Book 1 Scales and Exercises | |
Artie Shaw – Clarinet Method | ||
Artie Shaw – Concerto for Clarinet for solo Bb Clarinet with Piano accompaniment | ||
Artie Shaw – Moonglow Clarinet sheet music | ||
Artie Shaw His Life And Music by John White (Book) Biography | ||
Artpop Lady Gaga Songbook | ||
Arturo Sandoval – Sandunga Alto Sax | Arturo Sandoval – Sandunga Alto Sax | |
Arturo Sandoval – Trumpet Method | ||
Arvo Part Fratres Piano Sheet music | ||
Arvo Pärt Partita For Piano, Op 2 (1960) | ||
Arvo Pärt Spiegel Im Spiegel (Violoncello And Piano) | ||
Arvo Part Summa for Strings | Arvo Part Summa for Strings | |
Arvo Part – Fur Alina Variations | Arvo Part – Fur Alina Variations | |
Arvo Pärt – Zwei Sonatinen Für Klavier Op. 1 | ||
Arvo Pärt Out Of Silence (Peter C. Bouteneff) Book | ||
Arvo Pärt Sounding The Sacred Book by Peter C. Bouteneff Jeffers Engelhardt Robert Saler | ||
Arvo Pärt Spiegel Im Spiegel (arranged for Piano Solo) | Arvo Pärt – Spiegel Im Spiegel (arranged for Piano Solo) | |
Arvo Pärt Spiegel Im Spiegel Violin Piano | ||
Ary Barroso – Amor Fatal Fox triste (piano) | ||
Ary Barroso – Aquarela Do Brasil (Samba) Guitar Solo | ||
Ary Barroso – Aquarela Do Brasil (Samba) Guitar Solo TABs | ||
Ary Barroso – Aquarela Do Brasil (Samba) Guitar Solo.mscz | ||
Ary Barroso – Aquarela do Brasil Piano Vocal | Ary Barroso-Aquarela do Brasil | |
Ary Barroso – Tenho Saudade! Samba Cançao (piano) | ||
Ary Barroso Aquarela Do Brasil Arr Carlos Barbosa Lima for guitar | Ary Barroso Aquarela Do Brasil Arr Carlos Barbosa Lima for guitar | |
Ary Barroso Guitar 1 songbook (arr. by Almir Chediak) | Ary Barroso Guitar 2 songbook (arr. by Almir Chediak) | |
Ary Barroso Guitar 2 songbook (arr. by Almir Chediak) | Ary Barroso Guitar 2 songbook (arr. by Almir Chediak) | |
As 101 Melhores Canções Do Século XX – Vol 2 – Almir Chediak (Guitar) | As 101 Melhores Canções Do Século XX – Vol 2 | |
As 101 melhores cançoes do século XX Vol. 1 (Almir Chediak) | As 101 Melhores Canções Do Século XX – Vol 2 | |
As Time Goes By (Musescore File).mscz | ||
Ashanti – The Way That I Love | ||
Asking you (Green Card OST) Hans Zimmer | ||
Assassin’s Creed Rogue – Main Theme | ||
ASSASSINS – The Musical Sondheim-Weidman (Piano & Vocal) | ASSASSINS – The Musical Sondheim-Weidman (Piano & Vocal) | |
Assassins Creed 2 – Ezios Family | ||
Assassins Creed III Main Theme | ||
Astor Piazolla – Adios Nonino | ||
Astor Piazolla Libertango Violin And Piano | Astor Piazolla Libertango Violin And Piano | |
Astor Piazzola – Libertango (piano arr.) | ||
Astor Piazzola – Libertango (Piano Solo) | ||
Astor Piazzola – Play Piazzolla 13 Tangos By Astor Piazzolla EASY GUITAR ARR. | Astor Piazzola – Play Piazzolla 13 Tangos By Astor Piazzolla EASY GUITAR ARR. |
It’s a Musical! The Best sheet music!
Andrew Lloyd Webber – Memory (Easy Piano solo) from Cats
Les Miserables – A Heart full of Love (piano solo avec partition) sheet music
Opening Up (Finale) Waitress the Musical (with sheet music)
The Song of Purple Summer – from the Rock musical Spring Awakening
Jim Brickman – Mary Poppins Medley
The Disney songbook – Can you feel the love tonight? (Piano arr.)
Elton John, Can you Feel The Love Tonight, Lion King (Easy piano solo sheet music)
Lists of musicals
What was the first musical?
The first original theatre piece in English that conforms to the modern conception of a musical, adding dance and original music that helped to tell the story, is generally considered The Black Crook, which premiered in New York on September 12, 1866.
The production was a staggering five-and-a-half hours long, but despite its length, it ran for a record-breaking 474 performances.
The antecedents of the musical can be traced to a number of 19th-century forms of entertainment including the music hall, comic opera, burlesque, vaudeville, variety shows, pantomime, and the minstrel show. These early entertainments blended the traditions of French ballet, acrobatics, and dramatic interludes.
What was considered the first American musical?
George M. Cohan’s Little Johnny Jones (1904) is considered the first American musical. Cohan’s vaudeville roots led to his rise to stardom. Coming from a family of vaudeville performers, Cohan was the composer, lyricist, producer, director, and choreographer of his shows.
Hundreds of musical comedies were staged on Broadway in the 1890s and early 20th century, composed of songs written in New York’s Tin Pan Alley, including those by George M. Cohan, who worked to create an American style distinct from the Gilbert and Sullivan works.
10 Best Musicals of All Time (Read this article)
‘West Side Story’
The passion and rebellion of West Side Story still lingers today. The musical, which is an interpretation of Romeo & Juliet told through the eyes of warring teenage gangs, debuted on Broadway in 1957 and continues to feel fresh with every revival and tour. The innovative show shifted the way musicals were staged, breaking apart rules of choreography and storytelling. One of its most thrilling contributions, however, are the lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, who had his big break with the show’s success and went on to write some of theater’s most challenging, moving and iconic pieces.
‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
Originally released as a concept album, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s rock opera re-told the story of Jesus’ last week of life in the most Seventies way possible.
The controversial musical, which debuted in 1970, highlighted the tension between Jesus and Judas in a modern way that was as loud and brazen as the rock music topping the charts and youth culture shepherding in a new decade at the time.
‘Les Misérables’
Based off Victor Hugo’s novel of the same name, the musical Les Miz has become a frequently revived Broadway classic that retells the story of the French Revolution.
The stories of characters like Javert, Fantine and Éponine are told with delicacy and soundtracked by some of theater’s most epic, explosive ballads and numbers that reflect the immediacy of the movement and class war occurring in 19th-century France.
‘Tommy’
The Broadway adaptation of the Who’s epic 1969 rock opera Tommy gave new life to the tale of a deaf, dumb and blind boy who turns out to be a pinball wizard. It tied up the loose ends of the more ambiguous album and brought the classic Sixties rock opera into the Nineties. At the Tony Awards, Pete Townshend ended up nabbing a trophy for Best Original Score.
‘Cabaret’
Set in the grungy Kit Kat Klub amidst the rise of Nazi power in Berlin, Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret centered on the tale of Sally Bowles and Cliff Bradshaw, respectively an English performer and American writer who meet in the club. Growing unrest threatens their relationship as the jaunty, flamboyant performances as directed by the Emcee propel the escapist feelings of those attached to the nightclub. The show originally hit Broadway in 1966, but its 1998 revival conceived and directed by Sam Mendes has become the the most iconic incarnation, burnishing the stars of Natasha Richardson and Alan Cumming, while also becoming the third longest-running Broadway revival of all time.
‘Rent’
Rent shepherded in a new type of theater experiences, reflecting the health and money crises of the late Eighties and early Nineties. Based on the opera La Bohème, and set in New York City’s East Village, it told the story of a diverse group of friends and artists struggle with inspiration, HIV/AIDS and paying the rent. Jonathan Larson’s inventive book, music and lyrics set a new precedent for what musical theater could sound like, creating a pop-rock musical that was radio friendly and could appeal to new generations of potential fans.
‘The Rocky Horror Show’
The film adaptation of Rocky Horror has become one of the most identifiable versions of the story of sweet transvestite Dr. Frank N. Furter and his ghoulish home that sucks in vanilla couple Brad and Janet, but the same year that the film flopped at cinemas, the stage show lived a short life in New York City. Prior to 1975, The Rocky Horror Show had been a hit in London and Los Angeles, making it seem like New York audiences were ready for the extravagantly weird sci-fi adventure.
Like the film adaptation, the stage version took some time to become a cult favorite and made it back to Broadway in 2000 and featured a host of celebrities taking on the classic roles, including Joan Jett, Sebastian Bach, Luke Perry, Dick Cavett and more.
‘Hamilton’
It’s rare for a Broadway show to reach as globally as Hamilton has since premiering in 2015, but the powerful retelling of one of the United States’ lesser-known Founding Fathers through the lens of an immigrant narrative starring a cast of mostly non-white performers was unprecedented. Lin-Manuel Miranda seamlessly followed-up his smash debut musical In the Heights with a story even bigger and ended up winning a Pulitzer and a host of awards, including Grammys and Tonys, while seeing the soundtrack become a chart success, another rarity in theater.
‘Guys and Dolls’
Set in a gritty underworld of gambling, Guys and Dolls carries an incredible sense of humor and charm. It premiered on Broadway in 1950 originally and has returned almost every decade since, starring everyone from Vivian Blaine in the original production, to Nathan Lane and Peter Gallagher in the 1992 revival and Oliver Platt and Lauren Graham in the 2009 revival.
‘A Chorus Line’
A Chorus Line is the meta Broadway hit of the Seventies, highlighting the tales of dancers as they prepare for an audition and explore their personal histories. In 1976, the show was a near-sweep at the Tony Awards, winning for Best Musical, Best Choreography and in acting categories as well. It also took home the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Its original run became one of the longest-running shows in Broadway history, beat out only by Cats.