Sing A Long

AUSTRALIAN MUSIC LITERATURE. SONGSTERS. Boomerang Sing-a-Long Song Book No.1 (Book A) Australia. Alberts. n.d.
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AUSTRALIAN MUSIC LITERATURE

[SW: 44pp. Paperback. The companion piano book to "Sing-a-Long Songster No.1". Contains full piano accompaniments plus lyrics and melody lines to all the classic sing-a-long songs from Vol.No.1. Cover damaged, contents good]

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Sproule, Gail: SINGING THE DARK, Fitzhenry and Whiteside 2001
1-55041-648-0 VERY GOOD CONDITION

From School Library Journal reS-Gr 2-Beautifully rendered watercolor paintings and a poetic text give readers an insider's view of a special mother-daughter bedtime ritual. Some nights after Kaylie is ready for bed, she and her mother walk out across their lawn and sing together to welcome the coming darkness. Much of the story is told through the lush illustrations, which depict with equal care a flower garden on a summer night and a smiling, blue-eyed girl right down to her pearly teeth. The progression of the evening is also caught as the colors move from gold to peach to lavender and dark blue. The visual perspective shifts in terms of angles and distances, and includes a striking rear view of mother and daughter from the knee down, the foreground filled with their long evening shadows and the gravel drive they are crossing. Warmly reassuring in both concept and execution, this bedtime story will hold its own in a crowded field. Faith Brautigam, Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, IL Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc. From Booklist Ages 4-7. As the sun begins to set, Kaylie asks her mother, "Will you sing the dark tonight?" Singing the dark is a treasured ritual Kaylie and her mother have created to welcome night. In her long, white nightgown, face and teeth freshly scrubbed, Kaylie ventures out into the flower-filled garden with her mother beside her. Then Kaylie's mother begins to sing: "Calling warm, velvet darkness . . . to blanket the ground . . . making day things sleepy . . and wakening the night." Soon Kaylie joins in, and from the garden "two voices are rising, one big and one small, to welcome the coming of a dark summer's night." The sweet, lyrical text is brought to life by Lott"s lovely, flowing watercolors. Light-streaked sunsets, shadowy garden scenes, and inky moonlit spreads show the passage of time and create a soothing, gentle atmosphere in which mother and daughter play out their special nighttime ritual. A charming addition to any bedtime story collection. Lauren Peterson Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved Hardcover 10.1 x 9.4 x 0.4 inches

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Abba; Okun, Milton - Arranger: Great Songs of Abba - The New York Times, USA Cherry Lane Music Co. Inc. 1980 ; weicher Einband / soft cover ISBN: 0812908724
0812908724 Fair

287 pages. Sheet music with lyrics, guitar chords and piano music. A massive compilation of hits by this world-favourite group. Songs include: Angeleyes; Another Town, Another Train; Arrival; As Good as New; Bang-a-Boomerang; Chiquitita; Dance (While the Music Still Goes On); Dancing Queen; Does Your Mother Know; Dum Dum Diddle; Eagle; Fernando; Gonna Sing You My Lovesong; Hosta Manana; He is Your Brother; Hey, Hey Helen; Hole in Your Soul; Honey, Honey; I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do; I Have a Dream; I Wonder (Departure); If it Wasn't for the Nights; I'm a Marionette; Intermezzo No. 1; I've Been Waiting for You; The King Has Losts His Crown; King Kong Song; Kisses of Fire; Knowing Me Knowing You; Lovers (Live a Little Longer); Mamma Mia; Man in the Middle; Money, Money, Money; Move On; My Love, My Life; My Mama Said; The Name of the Game; Nina, Pretty Ballerina; One Man, One Woman; People Need Love; Ring, Ring; Rock Me; Sitting in the Palmtree; So Long; SOS; Suzy-Hang-Around; Take a Chance on Me; Thank-you for the Music; That's Me; Tiger; Tropical Loveland; Voulez-Vous; Watch Out; Waterloo; What about Livingstone; When I Kissed the Teacher; Why Did it have to be Me?. Somewhat above-average wear. Binding sound. Prior owner's details atop first page. A worthy working copy. Soft Cover 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

[SW: Abba Sheet Music Angeleyes; Another Town, Another Train; Arrival; As Good as New; Bang-a-Boomerang; Chiquitita; Dance (While the Music Still Goes On); Dancing Queen; Does Your Mother Know; Dum Dum Diddle; Eagle; Fernando; Gonna Sing You My Lovesong; Hosta Manana; He is Your Brother; Hey, Hey Helen; Hole in Your Soul; Honey, Honey; I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do; I Have a Dream; I Wonder (Departure); If it Wasn't for the Nights; I'm a Marionette; Intermezzo No. 1; I've Been Waiting for You; The King Has Losts His Crown; King Kong Song; Kisses of Fire; Knowing Me Knowing You; Lovers (Live a Little Longer); Mamma Mia; Man in the Middle; Money, Money, Money; Move On; My Love, My Life; My Mama Said; The Name of the Game; Nina, Pretty Ballerina; One Man, One Woman; People Need Love; Ring, Ring; Rock Me; Sitting in the Palmtree; So Long; SOS; Suzy-Hang-Around; Take a Chance on Me; Thank-you for the Music; That's Me; Tiger; Tropical Loveland; Voulez-Vous; Watch Out; Waterloo; What about Livingstone; When I Kissed the Teacher; Why Did it have to be Me Swedish Rock Group]

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Harms Hits Through the Years N. 6, NY Harms Inc 1955 ; weicher Einband / soft cover
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Cover has detached, interior however fine, 64 pages, 93 songs. Titles include : Ain't misbehavin' - America my Country Tis of Thee - Arrah Go Oh I'm Gonna Go Back to Oregon, Because they All Love You, Billy, Broadway Rose, Brown Eyes Why are you Blue, Bye-Lo, Cabin the Cotton, Carry me Back to the Lone Prairie, Cheer Up Mary, Co-Ed, Dinah, Does Your Heart Beat for Me, Dont Worry bout Me, Down by the Station, Dream Pal, Flower Garden Ball, For Me and My Gal, Hands Across the Table, Hello Hawaii How are You, Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo, Home, Home on the Range, How'm I Doin, How Ya Gonna Keep Em Down on the Farm, I Can't Give you Anything but Love, I Couldn't Make a Hit with Molly, I Let a Song Go Out of my Heart, I Love the Ladies, I surrender Dear, I've Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up in my Mammy's Arms, I'll be Happy when the Preacher Makes you mine, I'm All Bound round with the Mason-Dixon Line, I'm Gettin Sentimental Over You, It Looks Like Rain, Jealous, Joan of Arc they are calling you, Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight, Just a Girl That Men Forget, Just a Little Fond Affection, Just Try to Picture Me Back Home in Tennessee, Kisses, Let A Smile be Your Umbrella, Let's All Sing like the Birdies Sing, Lonesome and Sorry, Ma He's Making Eyes at Me, Margie, M-A-R-Y I Love Y-O-U, Memories of France, My Dream of the Big Parade, My Honey's Lovin' Arms, My Kid, Nobody's Sweetheart, No One Loves you any Better than your M-aDouble-M-y, Oh How I Wish I could Sleep, Oh What a Pal was Mary, Old Pal Why don't you Answer Me, Repasz Band, Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody, Rose of the Rio Grande, Rum Tum Tiddle, Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia, Serenade in the Night, The Sheik of Araby, Shoe Shine Boy, Short'nin Bread, So Long Oo-Long, Song Tschaikowsky Wrote, Star Spangled Banner, Stars Fell on Alabama, Stormy Weather, Sweet Rosie O'Grady, Sympathy Don't worry Bill, That Red Head Gal, That Tumble-down Shack in Athlone, That's My Desire, There's A Fly on Aunty's Nose, There's Something about a Soldier, Tormented, Waiting for the Evening Mail, Wedding Bells are Breaking up that Old Gang of Mine, We'll Have a Jubilee in my Old Kentucky Home, When You're Smiling, Where Did you Get that Girl, Where the Red Red Roses Grow, Who's Sorry Now, Won't You fondle Me, Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula, You're A Million Miles from Nowhere, You're Not the Kind Soft Cover

[SW: Popular Music]

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