Moon River Noten

This Academy Award winning song of 1961 by Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer gets a Basie-esque treatment in this swinging chart. Set in a 4/4 swing over walking bass, the vocal and instrumental lines p...

An out of this world recording by an out of this world brass band - 4Barsrest

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

Over the decades, Mercer and Mancini's timeless song from Breakfast at Tiffany's has become a classic American song. This new arrangement for strings brings the simplistic beauty of Mancini's writing...

This production number combines two of Henry Mancini's best-known melodies. Moon River opens with a trumpet solo before expanding to a majestic statement in 4/4. Then Mr. Lucky takes over in a smooth...