Partituras pop para piano, voz y guitarra

(recorded by Sarah McLachlan)

Words and music by Kristian Lundin and Andreas Carlsson. Arranged for piano, vocal and guitar.

(recorded by Rascal Flatts)

Taken from the pop-classical crossover artist's eponymous debut album. Words and Music by Linda Thompson and Ennio Morricone. Arranged for piano and voice with full lyrics and chords.

Punk-pop hit from the album No Helmets, No Pads. . . Just Balls, recorded with the help of Good Charlotte and Blink 182. Arranged for piano and voice, with full lyrics, guitar chord boxes and tuning.

(recorded by Christina Milian)

Pianists will delight in this updated songbook, in which the piano/vocal arrangements have been notably improved (compared to older published sheet music renditions) to accurately reflect what was pla...

Pianists will delight in this updated songbook, in which the piano/vocal arrangements have been notably improved (compared to older published sheet music renditions) to accurately reflect what was pla...

Pianists will delight in this updated songbook, in which the piano/vocal arrangements have been notably improved (compared to older published sheet music renditions) to accurately reflect what was pla...

Einzelausgabe für hohe Stimme.

Ten popular stage hits for young performers, perfect for auditions, arranged and recorded in the most suitable keys for young voices. No more searching for an accompanist - the audio CD provides profe...

Often recalled as a decade defined by hippies, free love and social revolution; the 1960s had all that and more besides. As well as Simon & Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin and The...

Acoustic TV session of latin pop hits from the Spanish singer songwriter. All thirteen songs from the album, arranged for piano and voice, with complete lyrics and chord boxes for guitar.

100 songs that will get you smiling.

16 songs from the 2016 album release that coincides with the Ron Howard documentary, 'Eight Days a Week' chronicling two infamous live performances by the Fab Four at the Hollywood Bowl in August 1964...