Jazz Piano Solos 09 Duke Ellington
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HL00311787
Jazz Piano Solos Volume 9 - Duke Ellington. Contains exciting new solo arrangements with chord symbols of 23 beloved Duke Ellington songs, Ideal for Concerts , Lounge playing & in the teaching studio. Songs inc: Caravan, Come Sunday, Don't Get Around Much Anymore, In a Sentimental Mood, It Don't Mean a Thing, Love You Madly, Prelude to a Kiss, Satin Doll, Take the A Train, Things Ain't What They Used To Be, Mood Indigo, Dancers in Love, I'm Beginning to See the Light, In a Mellow Tone, & More.
Just one of the many exciting Instrumental music products from our immense range of Sheet Music, Songbooks and Music Gifts for all Musicians, Teachers, Bands, Choirs, and Schools.
Just one of the many exciting Instrumental music products from our immense range of Sheet Music, Songbooks and Music Gifts for all Musicians, Teachers, Bands, Choirs, and Schools.
Composer:
Duke Ellington
Artist:
Duke Ellington
Instrument:
Piano
Arrangement:
Solo Instrument and Chords
Type:
Book only
Publisher:
Hal Leonard
ISBN/ISMN:
9781423459149
Contents:
C Jam Blues
Duke Ellington
Caravan
Ellington - Mills - Tizol
Come Sunday
Duke Ellington
Dancers In Love
Duke Ellington
Do Nothing Til You Hear From Me
Ellington - Russell
Dont Get Around Much Anymore
Ellington - Russell
I Got It Bad (and That Aint Good)
Ellington - Webster
I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
Duke Ellington
Im Beginning To See The Light
James - Ellington - Hodges - George
Im Just A Lucky So And So
Duke Ellington
In A Mellow Tone
Ellington - Gabler
In A Sentimental Mood
Duke Ellington
It Dont Mean A Thing (if It Aint Got That Swing)
Ellington - Mills
Just Squeeze Me (but Please Dont Tease Me)
Ellington - Gaines
Love You Madly
Duke Ellington
Mood Indigo
Ellington - Bigard - Mills
Perdido
Juan Tizol
Prelude To A Kiss
Duke Ellington
Satin Doll
Strayhorn - Ellington - Mercer
Solitude
Duke Ellington
Sophisticated Lady
Duke Ellington
Take The A Train
Billy Strayhorn
Things Aint What They Used To Be
Mercer Ellington