Apollo Verlag

Heat, passion, sensuality and pulsating rhythm are the very life blood of Latin America - an exotic world superbly encapsulated in these stunning arrangements for intermediate-level saxophone with sim...

Six of the Best is a new series that makes top hits from leading artists available in a new and economical format. No need for large greatest hits compilations, these books simply provide 'Six of the...

Easy Keyboard Library: Easy Listening presents 21 classic tunes from the likes of Sinatra, Tony Bennett and The Carpenters, arranged for electronic keyboard and published as part of the Easy Keyboard...

This stunning book features over 60 classic songs spanning many decades of popular musical history. Published to commemorate Carlin Music's 40th anniversary it features songs in every style from vinta...

30 classic songs to strum and sing, specially arranged for the ukulele! Includes full lyrics, strumming patterns and ukulele chord diagrams.

The work's title, 'Music of Memory', refers to the long-term memory of a golden age (and the corresponding hope that it can continue to nourish our own art) represented by the Mendelssohn; the short-t...

The Gang That Sang 'Heart of My Heart' - I Cried for You - Once in a While - Seems Like Old Times - Sleepy Time Gal - Peg o' My Heart - I Never Knew - When You Wore a Tulip.

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Just like the good Doctor himself, this ever-changing television favourite just keeps coming back! Ron Grainer's dramatic electronic theme tune is one of the most instantly familiar title themes of al...

An exploration of some of the finest Romantic piano repertoire for intermediate level pianists (grades 4-6). Discover the composers and musical styles of France, Russia and America from Debussy and Fr...

A great opportunity for pianists to play the tunes they know and love, in arrangements for intermediate level piano solo. Satisfying arrangements by Richard Harris, perfect for sightreading practice o...

Perpetual Motion is a collection of 10 evocative pieces for young pianists to explore and enjoy. Each piece was conceived to focus on a particular technical requirement yet is also a complete piece of...

Monody was composed between October 1971 and February 1972. It is the first piece in which the technique of ring-modulation plays a structural, as opposed to colouristic and decorative, role. This is...

This piece is an explosion of John Dowland's lute song 'In Darkness Let Mee Dwell' (1610). The first performance of 'Darkness Visible' was given by the composer at the Recital Hall, Franz Liszt's hous...

Twenty-four classic ITV themes from the past 50 years arranged for solo piano.

Julia Donaldson's story of The Gruffalo needs no introduction, suffice to say it was first published in 1999 and has since sold over 10 million copies worldwide. Donaldson's story, which appears in rh...

With its highly attractive, full-colour, age-appropriate layout, Poco Piano For Young Children encourages young children to take the first steps on a difficult, but thoroughly rewarding journey. Toget...

Gorillaz are the biggest animated band in the world. They recently grabbed a Grammy for 'Best pop collaboration' and are currently wowing fans with their stunning 3D performances, including their rece...

Over twenty piano songs transcribed from the original recordings for piano and voice with guitar chord boxes. Features 'I want none of this' (Radiohead), 'Us' (Regina Spektor), 'The Seer's tower' (Suf...

20 absolute classics arranged for piano, voice and guitar. Chas and Dave have been entertaining us for over thirty years with their no-nonsense rock 'n' roll and humorous cockney vocals, all underline...

Nineteen fantastic songs from the leading female artists, arranged for piano, voice and guitar. Featuring Duffy (Hanging On Too Long), Leona Lewis (Bleeding Love), Goldfrapp (Happiness), Amy Winehouse...

Fantasy for Guitar by Malcolm Arnold, edited by Julian Bream, who gave the first performance at Queen Elizabeth Hall in May 1971.