Glenn Miller

(words by Mitchell Parish, music by Glenn Miller)

American Patrol written by Frank W Meacham, as performed by Glenn Miller in the key of F Major arranged for piano solo with guitar chords.

Stairway To The Stars written by Matt Malneck and Frank Signorelli with words by Mitchell Parish, as performed by Glenn Miller in the key of C Minor arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

Serenade In Blue written by Harry Warren with words by Mack Gordon, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

You Stepped Out Of A Dream written by Nacio Herb Brown with words by Gus Kahn, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

From the series 'Bernaerts big band sounds for band.

Here is the Glenn Miller Orchestra's take on the US Navy song 'Anchors Aweigh'. It's up-tempo and bouncy, with a driving rhythmic feel. Alto 1 doubles Clarinet (and takes the Clarinet solo). Trumpet 2...

Glenn Miller recorded this chart in July 1942 Victor 20-1509-B, as the B-side to Juke Box Saturday Night. The original arrangement is credited to George Williams who also arranged extensively for Lunc...

A hauntingly beautiful number from the Glenn Miller book. Ours is a faithful reproduction of the original arrangement, with correct Miller voiced saxes throughout. Lead Trumpet takes the solo line, an...

Here is Glenn Miller's Chattanooga Choo Choo, adapted from the version in the film Sun Valley Serenade. Essentially this is the same structure as the vocal version, except that we have modified the ch...

This version of I Know Why is taken from the film 'Sun Valley Serenade' and includes an additional instrumental chorus not found in the earlier Miller recorded version. A lovely vocal ballad, scored f...

Glenn Miller (1904 - 1944) war der Leader eines der grössten amerikanischen Orchester der Swing-Ära. Der legendäre Glenn-Miller-Sound vereinte Swing, Jazz und Improvisation und ist heute noch auf der...

Written by Bill Finegan for the Glenn Miller Orchestra, this number is a great example of his arranging skill. He took a simplistic tune (Yo Ho Heave Ho) and turned it into a memorable piece, famous f...