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a variety of supprementary material in many different This new series answers the often expressed need for to play the music that everybody knows and loves? popular styles. what could be more fun for an adult than can play is that soon after beginning piano study, anyone The remarkable part of this new Greatest Hitsseries attractive versions of the best-known music of today' 1 of Alfred's Basic Adult Piano course; pieces should This book is correlated page-by-page with Lesson Book corner of each title page of Greatesf Hlfs (the be assigned based on'thl instructions in the upper-right

included in parentheses)' correlation for Alfred's Adult All-in-One Course is you may not always lend themselves to precise grading' since the melodies and rhythms of popular music do than the corresponding pages in the Lesson Book' find that these pieces are sometimes a ritile more difficult in deciding when to begin each title' The teacher's judgment is the most important factor in conjunction with the Lesson Books' these when the books in the Greatest Hifs series are assigned provides introduced. ln addition, the motivation the music appealing pieces reinforce new concepts as they are increases popular song receive from mastering each could not be better. The emotional satisfaction students 1' popular music available in the Greatest Hifs series (Levels their enthusiasm to begin the next one. with the increase every adult's interest in piano study' 2 and 3), the use of allihree books will significantly

Beauty and the Beast (Arr. by Dennis Alexander) fromWattDisney'sBEAUTYANDTHEBEAST . . ' 18 Blue Suede Shoes " " ' 44 (Arr. by Dennis Alexander)

Nadia'sTheme (Arr' by Martha Mie$ fTomTHEYOUNGANDTHERESILESS ' ' ' ' ' ' 40 On Broadway (Arr.

from Walt Disney's THE LITTLE

(Arr. by Sharon Aaronson) from Walt Disney Pictures'THE LION KING

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Hello, Dolty! (Arr. by Sharon Aaronson) from HELLO, DOLLY!

I Left My Heart in San Francisco (Arr. by Martha Mier)

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Rock Around the Glock (Arr. by Martha Mier) ' ' ' ' 16 28 She LovesYou (Arr. by George PeterTingley) ' ' ' ' '

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Sound of Music,The

(Arr. by Sharon Aaronson)

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That's Amore (That's Love)

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IT'S A SMALLWORLD

Love Me Tender (Arr. by Christine H' Barden) ' '

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(Arr. by George Peter TingleY)

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Love Me Tender

Words and Music by Elvis Presley and Vera Matso Arr. by Christine H. Barde

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2. Love

Me Me

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My Heaft Will GO On

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(Loverhemerrom'ritanic')

from the Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox Motion Picture TITANIC

Music by James Hornr Lyric by Will Jenning Arr. by George Peter Tingle

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- ry night in | 2. Love can touch us Clee Ev'

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that is how and nev +CleC

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dreams one time and )e+ my

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see

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feel life -

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Puff the Magic Dragon

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)

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The Rainbow Gonnection from THE MUPPET MOVIE

By Paul Williams and Kenneth L. Ascher Arr. by Dennis Alexander

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are

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so man-y

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me.

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the

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What a Wonderful World

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Words and Music by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele Arr. by George Peter Tingley

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trees of green,

I see

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think to

skies

3

red ros-es too,

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my-self

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a

Won-der-ful

What

a

Won-der-ful

of blue

I see them bloom

and

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for me and you,

and

I

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col-ors of the rain-bow, so

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pret-ty in the sky,

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al- so on the fac

are

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of

peo-ple

go-in'

by, I see

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d friends shak-in' hands, say-in'

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cry,

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they'lllearn much more than

watch them grow,

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4

4

(Move RH to Middle C Position) 4

think to

my-self

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It's a Small World from Disneyland and Walt Disney World's lT'S A SMALL WORLD

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time we're a - ,ware, lt's

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Tomorrow

Use after page 73 (11!

from the Musical production ANNTE Lyric by Martin Charni Music by Charles Strous Arr. by Sharon Aaronso

Happily

sun-'ll come think-ing a -

To - mor-row, To - mor-row

bet your bot-tom clears a-way the

dol - lar that cob-webs and

1

mor

- row

When l'm stuck

I just

c>-----------/

there'll be 'til there's

sor - row

with

a

stick out my

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All Rights Reserved

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tr

3

I

sun-'ll come out

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\4

)

To

so you got to

- mor-row,

hang

on 'til

mor -

row,

To

To

It. 5

tl

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mor

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love ya,

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4

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Rock Around the Clock

Words and Music by Max C. Freedman and Jimmy DeKnight Arr. by Martha Mier

Moderate rock tempo 1*<

One, two, three o'clock,

five,

four o'-clock rock,

six, seven o'-clock

eight o -clock rock,

tr

\

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otll_Jl

nine, ten,

eleven o'- clock,

Clock to - night.

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l-)-)-)

i4' twelve o'- clock rock, we're gon - na /'i Rock

glad rags on

1. Put your

clock strikes two,

and and

4

2

1

u a.

o

A- round

the

join ffie, Hon, three and four,

we'll_ if the

5

3

have some fun when the band slows down we'll_

5

i

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3

clock strikes -'i;;- one,

,;u 2

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we're son - na

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broad day -

light,

11.-4. 1

the Clock

1

to -night.

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5

"tr

2

3. When the chimes ring five and six and seven we'll be rockin' up in seventh heav'n, etc. 4. When it's eight, nine, ten, eleven too, I'll be 5. When the clock strikes twelve, we'll

goin'strong and so will you, efc.

cooloff, then, start a-rockin"round the clock again, etc.

2. When the

18

Beauty and The Beast

Use after page 75 (119)

from Walt Disney's BEALJTY AND THE BEAST

Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Arr. by Dennis Alexander

Moderately slow

-fr^r"as

oto

i

friends, then some-bod-y

oeJ'

Small,

to

say the

least.

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a

lit - ile

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--

scared, nei-ther one pre

pared, Beau-ty and The

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J.

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ev -

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as

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All Rights

Reserved

Used by permission

rise.

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Tune as old as

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song.

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Use after page 77 (121)

On Broadway

Words and Music by Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Mike Stoller and Jerry Leiber Arr. by Tom Gerou

Moderately

mf l:ll3l

331

the ne - on the wom - en that I won't

lights

treat last

are you too

bright fine long

On On On

1

3 5

5 2

at

They say there's al

But

I'll

But when you're walk 'Cause how ya gon But they're dead wrong,

look

-

in' catch a

in' na I

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to - eat dime one thin

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ti

off and you're e - ven shine.

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nough

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your shoes.

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dim.

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Can You Feel the Love Tonight from Walt Disney Pictures'THE LION KING Music by Elton John Lyrics by Tim Rice Arr. by Sharon Aaronson

Slowly, with a steady beat 2

t1 There's a calm e

omp

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ren

sur

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to the rush

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Lz when the

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day,

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Music by Andrew Lloyd Wet Text byTrevor Nunn afterT. S.

from CATS

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ment. lioht.

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stale

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smell

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She Loves You

Words and Music b John Lennon and Paul McCartne' Arr. by George Peter Tingle'

Moderately fast

think you've

know its

lost

your

love?

up

simile*

5

a) day.

you she's think - ing -

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Hello, Dolly! from HELLO, DOLLY!

(1 31

Music and Lyric by Jerry Hermar Arr. by Sharon Aaronsor

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band's

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from the Paramount Picture THE CADDY

Words by Jack Broo Music by Harry Warr Arr. by George Peter Tingl

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The Sound of Music from THE SOUND OF MUSIC

Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein Music by Richard Rodge Arr. by Sharon Aaronsc

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A Whole New World from Walt Disney's ALADDIN

Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Tim Rice Arr. by Dennis Alexander

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from THE YOUNG AND THE RESITESS

By Barry DeVorzon and Perry Botkin, Jr Arr. by Martha Mie

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Blue Suede Shoes

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Part of Your World from Walt Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID

Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Arr. by Tom Gerou

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