Harold Arlen Klaviernoten

Harold Arlen's timeless tune will delight audiences of all ages. Melody Bober's arrangement for two pianos, eight hands is written for late intermediate pianists and is set up as two duets (Piano 1 an...

Arranged for piano duet, by J. Louis Merkur, and playable by two late intermediate level pianists, the charm of this creative version of the classic movie song from 'The Wizard of Oz' is its rich, fil...

Considered by many to be the greatest song ever written, Alfred is pleased to add 'Over the Rainbow' to its brand new series, Simply Pop. Originally written in 1938, 'Over the Rainbow' has received ne...

(music by Harold Arlen, lyric by E. Y. Harburg) / arr. P. Schultz

(music by Harold Arlen, lyric by E. Y. Harburg)

By special request from Jim Brickman fans, Alfred is proud to present this stunning piano/vocal/chords arrangement of 'Over the Rainbow,' as performed by Brickman.

Upon its 2011 debut, Andrew Lloyd Webber's spectacular new stage production of The Wizard of Oz dazzled London audiences and embarked on a course for productions around the world. Building upon the or...

Blues In The Night, composed by Harold Arlen and arranged by Richard Harris for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

One For My Baby (And One More For The Road), written by Harold Arlen with words by Johnny Mercer arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format and taken from the 'Faber Music Jazz Piano Anthol...

Come Rain Or Come Shine arranged by Richard Harris for Piano Solo.

Come Rain Or Come Shine, composed by Harold Arlen and arranged by John Kember for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Blues In The Night, written by Harold Arlen and arranged by Pam Wedgwood for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

(music by Harold Arlen, lyric by E. Y. Harburg) / arr. J. Brimhall

Considered by many to be the greatest song ever written, Alfred is pleased to add 'Over the Rainbow' to its brand new series, Simply Pop. Originally written in 1938, 'Over the Rainbow' has received ne...

(music by Harold Arlen, lyric by E. Y. Harburg) / arr. D. Coates.