One of the many distinctive melodies composed by Vince Guaraldi for the Charlie Brown television specials is this medium swing blues tune. The saxes take the lead at the top but the brass get their chance on the final shoutchorus. The blues form makes this a great tune for any soloist and there are easy sample solos provided for alto and trumpet.

Includes beginning Piano solo arrangements of a dozen tunes from Vince Guaraldi's beloved Peanuts(TM) soundtracks: 'Blue Charlie Brown' 'Charlie Brown Theme' 'Christmas Is Coming' 'Christmas Time Is Here' 'The Great Pumpkin Waltz' 'Happiness Theme' 'Linus and Lucy' 'Love Will Come' 'Peppermint Patty' 'Red Baron' 'Skating' 'You're in Love Charlie Brown'.

Fifty years. 350 million readers in 75 countries. 2 600 newspapers in 21 languages. Four feature films and over 60 beloved TV specials. One cast of characters: Peanuts?. Lovingly rendered by the late Charles Schulz Peanuts is much more than a simple comic strip. Charlie Brown Linus Lucy and of course Snoopy have sneaked into our psyche and become international symbols of purity and happiness…

Includes easy arrangements of 18 favorite Peanuts© tunes plus an 8-page color section of Peanuts art: Baseball Theme · Blue Charlie Brown · Charlie Brown Theme · Christmas Is Coming · Christmas Time Is Here · Great Pumpkin Waltz · Happiness Theme · He's Your Dog Charlie Brown · Joe Cool · Linus and Lucy · Love Will Come · Oh Good Grief · Peppermint Patty · Rain Rain Go Away · Red Baron · Schr…

E-Z Play Today Volume 176-Features 11 top tunes associated with Charlie Brown in our world-famous E-Z Play® notation: Baseball Theme • Blue Charlie Brown • Charlie Brown Theme • Christmas Time Is Here • Great Pumpkin Waltz • Happiness Theme • Linus and Lucy • Love Will Come • Oh Good Grief • Schroeder • Skating • You're in Love Charlie Brown.

Par GUARALDI VINCE. This new collection features 20 solo piano arrangements transcribed from the original TV soundtracks - many in print for the first time! / Date parution : 2022-07-28/ Recueil / Piano