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Nadia'sTheme (Arr' by Martha Mie$

Beauty and the Beast (Arr. by Dennis Alexander)
fromWattDisney'sBEAUTYANDTHEBEAST . . ' 18 fTomTHEYOUNGANDTHERESILESS ' ' ' ' ' ' 40
Blue Suede Shoes On Broadway (Arr. by Tom Gerou) ' ' ' 20
(Arr. by Dennis Alexander) " " ' 44 Part of YourWorld (Arr. byTom Gerou)
Can You Feel the Love Tonight from Walt Disney's THE LITTLE ME4MND ' ' ' ' ' 46
(Arr. by Sharon Aaronson)
.... .22 Puff the Magic Dragon (An' by Christine H' Barden) ' ' 6
from Walt Disney Pictures'THE LION KING

Edelweiss (Arr. bY Tom Gerou) Rainbow Connection, The (Arr' by Dennis Alexander)
fTomTHE SOUND AF MUS1C '" '3 fToITHEMUPPETMOV1E.' ""8
Hello, Dolty! (Arr. by Sharon Aaronson) Rock Around the Glock (Arr. by Martha Mier) ' ' ' ' 16
from HELLO, DOLLY!
30
28
She LovesYou (Arr. by George PeterTingley) ' ' ' ' '
I Left My Heart in San Francisco (Arr. by Sharon Aaronson)
42 Sound of Music,The
(Arr. by Martha Mier) 34
fromTHE SOUND AF MUSIC
It's a Small World (Arr. by George Peter Tingley)
fram Disneyland and Walt Disney World's That's Amore (That's Love)
12 (Arr. by George Peter TingleY)
IT'S A SMALLWORLD

Love Me Tender (Arr. by Christine H' Barden) ' ' ' ,,2 fromtheParamountPictureTHECADDY ' " ' ' '32
Tomorrow (Arr. by Sharon Aaronson)
Memory (Arr. bY Sharon Aaronson)
from CATS
25 from the Musicat Production ANN]E "" ' 14
Peter Tingley)' ' 0
My Heart Will Go On (Love Theme from 'Titanic')
1
What a Wonderful World (An' by George
(Arr. by George Peter TingleY)
Whole NewWorld, A (Arr. by Dennis Alexander)
fram the Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox
" " " "4 from Walt DisneY's ALADDIN ' " ' 37
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 Use with Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Cours
LESSON BOOK, Level 1, after page i

Love Me Tender (or with Alfred's Adult All-in-One Cours

Book 1, after page 54

Words and Music by Elvis Presley and Vera Matso

Arr. by Christine H. Barde

1. Love Me Ten - der, love me sweet; nev - er let me

2. Love Me Ten - der, love me long, take me to your
dr

o,r, You
have made my life com - plete, and I love you so.
For it's there that ,l be-long, and we'll nev - er part.
te efr

tr cHoRUS
3

a) rrtt ttt I

Love Me Ten - der, love me true; all my dreams ful fi lt. For, my dar - lin',
-o. ilo a (!

1
5

11. fUy lst time only! I lz. ruy 2nd time.

Slower
1 5

o lr tr

I love you, and I al-ways will. and I al-ways will.

f> d! * *?O

1
2

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Edelweiss u"" ane, p.se aa 1)1

Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein I

from THE SOUND OF MUSIC Music by Richard Rodgerr
Arr. by Tom Geror
Moderately fast
1

d/-
eY -
t! t-
\.
der weiss, E - del- n/etss, Eu/ - 'ry morn - rng you
a). t?C C
I

al t)

2 1
4

u. /- lr J \
greet me. Small and white, Clean and bright, Yoir look
O^,) O) I
O?C a). t
I
I

d-rr py
tr-J
hap - to meet me. I
Blos-som of snow, may you
e? *- o.
1,
I
qfu, a:
'2
4

4 2 1

\t(J.
grou Bloom and grow for EV er. E-del
t)t? ta: C)
pt

3 2 4 3
5 -

Slower------.-- 5
-t-
E- \ /'
Bless
,-lr
WEISS, del rueiss. my home-land for EV er.
)C? e' t
\
e ? l t)
A
n.

-
Copyright @ 1959 by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein ll
Copyright Renewed
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 Use after page 45 (7!

My Heaft Will GO On (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
Moderately slow
3

od _C- -------- ,
I l. Ev'- ry night in
| 2. Love can touch us
mydreams
one time and
I see
last
you,
for
I feel
life -
you,
time,
a
I

Clee )e+ )e

d
that is how I know you go on.
and nev - er let go till we're gone.
+CleC -+CC

a) ,
Far a-cross the dis - tance and spac- es be tween us
Love was when I loved you one true time I hold to.
)OO) -++ -g

a)
you have come to show you go on.
ln my life we'll al - ways go on.
C+eC )e O

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 5

o -€>
v e-e
.,f
ruea,, tar, wher ev - er you are, I be lieve that the
n {>

e (J.
heart does go on. f Once more, you

-e) ta

door and you're

Slower 2nd time

o-(r e' .J aa
on_-- and on.
mf p
A o
 Use after page 49

Puff the Magic Dragon

(81 )

Words by Leonard Lipton

Music by Peter Yarrow
Arr. by Christine H. Barden

mfPull
" the Mag - ic

tr 1 1 3

o, frol- icked in the au - tumn

,
mist in a land called Ho - nah
OO+ ta _ fr,o
Lee.
?+)

tt (J t-
Lit - tle Jack - ie Pa - per loved that ras - cal Puff, and
ft a\ €>

tr 23

Ot- , - lr r. Q'
brought him strings and seal - ing wax and oth - er fan - cy stuff. J ont
CCC ) e ? )

Copyright @ 1963; Renewed 1991 Honalee Melodies (ASCAP) and Silver Dawn Music (ASCAP)
Worldwide Rights for Honalee Melodies Administered by Cherry Lane Music Publishing Company, lnc.
Worldwide Rights for Silver Dawn Music Administered by WB Music Corp.
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 7

f, cnonus

Puff the Mag - ic

frol- icked in the au - tumn mist in a land called Ho - nah

Puff the Mag - ic

au - tumn mist in a
 Use after page 58 (92)

The Rainbow Gonnection

from THE MUPPET MOVIE

By Paul Williams and Kenneth L. Ascher

Arr. by Dennis Alexander
Moderately fast

1.4 3 4 -l\ 3

o/'Why - ''/ t- tr

are there so man-y songs a- bout ffi-bows, what's on the

I

f "?o t)

4 2

o- IJ

oth - er side? Rain-bows are vi - sions, but

,-> t,
I
)

52 1 2

13

ot- tr ,tr J -------

,/
on-ly il lu - sions, and' rain - bows have noth - ing to niA2--.-
a e ) )

2 2

*J elgntn rest means rest for the value of an eighth note.

Copyright @ 1979 Jim Henson Productions, lnc.

All Rights Administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing, 8 Music Square West, Nashville, TN 37203
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 1

o -l l-l -l
So we've been told and some choose to be lieve it;

3 1

lr J lt (J 7(J

I know they're wrong; wait and see. Some - day we'll

2
1

E 4 13 4 1

dltr
.TI lt_-'
find it, The Rain bow Con nec -tion; the lov - ers, the
t) ta

2 2
5

o -------/ - -
rit.
dream-ers and me.
e
1
10

What a Wonderful World Use after page 60 (96)

Words and Music by

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

Slowly
2 3 1

I see trees of green,

mf ,) O e-
red ros-es too, I see them bloom for me and you, and I

think to my-self What a Won-der-ful

skies of blue and

What a Won-der-ful

copyright@ 1967 by Range Road Music lnc., Quartet Music lnc. andAbilene Music, lnc.
Copyright Renewed
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Used by Permission
 11

tr 3 1

dJuJu- ll- J--Jt- - -il-

col-ors of the rain-bow, so pret-ty in the sky, are al- so on the fac - es of peo-ple go-in' by, I see
n. 3') n. ?'

d
._,
friends shak-in' hands, say-in' "How do you do!" They're real-ly say - in' "l love you." I hear
e e e rit. )-

mp*

E a tumPo**
2 3

a)
ba - bies cry, ---
I watch them grow, they'lllearn much more than I'll ev - er know and I

t O^ tiC+

2 4
4

(Move RH to
Middle C Position)
4

think to my-self What a Won-der-ful

(Move LH to 4 2
Middle C Position)

a) er4 rit. - ------- -

think to my - self What a Won-der-ful p
O t ) e '- o e'
3
5

xcnp Mezzo piano medium soft

=
**Resume original speed.
12
Use after page 73 (113).

It's a Small World

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

Richard M. sherma.
"nd[o#:f
[: }nlH:l
Arr. by George Peter Tingley

Brightly
5

a) I

mP/ ll's z'/ a world of laugh - ter, a world of tears; il's /

e ? u + a
)
3t
5

4
2 1

_uJr/ I

world ol hopes and a world of fears. There's so much that we share that it's
? * /+ (t

tr 3

ol rl
time we're a - ,ware, lt's a Small World af - ter all.
gbE ? 4 zi

1
I \

o *f I

-
I

,r,, a Small World af ter all, It's a Small World

ii ii +*
1
2
5

O 1963 Wonderland Music Company, lnc.

Copyright Renewed
All Rights Reserved Used by Permission
 13

dtTl t7r tft

af - ter all. It's , a Small World af - ter all, it's a

i i 4e'
r
e
1-
e
+=

5 5
4

r' small, - world. just one

I

small mere 1 moon and one

? q)f /- I

l5

o got - den sun smile means friend - ship ev - '(y

t- t-
ana /a to one. Though the

EI

a) I

moun - tains di - vide and the o- ceans are wide, lt's a Small World
cresc. f

@ 5 5 5
g,-- 8va
1 1 1 .t)

ove d
af - ter all.
,z}

2
slo----)
14

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 To - mor-row, bet your bot-tom dol - lar that

think-ing a - To - mor-row clears a-way the cob-webs and

mor - row there'll be

c>-----------/
sor - row 'til there's

When l'm stuck with a

I just stick out my

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lnc. and CHARLES STROUSE
All Rights Reserved
 15

tr 3

sun-'ll come out To - mor-row, so you got to hang on 'til To

)t? ) \4

mor - row, To

It.
5

'I
tl - row, - row, al - ways
mor I love ya, To mor you're a
4 4 e
2

tr 2 3 -,.' I

oa_ wav!
' nt.
p
€|rr )O? ) lr}
'16

Use after page 75 (1 1 9)

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, four o'-clock rock, five, six, seven o'-clock eight o -clock rock,

tr 'l \

otll_Jl L- i l-)-)-) i4' u a. o

nine, ten, eleven o'- clock, twelve o'- clock rock, we're gon - na /'i Rock A- round the

Clock to - night. 1. Put your glad rags on and join ffie, Hon, we'll_
clock strikes two, and three and four, if the

2 5
3 3

rrl have some fun when the

I I

-'i;;- one,
clock strikes I we're son - na A - round the
band slows down we'll_ ,;u ,;;b, t Rock

f _ L-
4 2
5 2 1 1

*Play the pairs of eighth notes a bit unevenly, long-shor1.

Copyright @ 1953 by Myers Music lnc. and Capano Music

Copyright Renewed 1981
All Rights on behall of Myers Music lnc. Administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing, 8 Music Square West, Nashville, TN 37203
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 broad day - light,

11.-4.
1 1

the Clock to -night.

rJl
"tr 2. When the

2
5

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 goin'strong and so will you, efc.
5. When the clock strikes twelve, we'll cooloff, then, start a-rockin"round the clock again, etc.
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' - €ee --
Small, to say the least. Both a lit - ile scared, nei-ther one pre pared, Beau-ty and The
a t)

(Move LH 2
down to F)

(Move LH 5
up to E)

al J. , EJ'J
Ev-er as be - fore, ev - er just as sure as the sun will rise.
()

@ 1991 Walt Disney Music Company and Wonderland Music Company, Inc
All Rights Reserved Used by permission
 19

oee 4+', tt e ,
Tale as old as time. Tune as old as song. Bit-ter-sweet and
-

o-r g_uJ EJ
strange, find-ing you can change, learn- ing you were wrong. Cer-tain as the
)

EJ u 4 J', +- -J
SUN ris - ing in the East. Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme. Beau-ty and The
)

o€> J
eJ'e -u €>---\---l
Beast. Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme. Beau-tyand The tseast.
-

ta
5l!---+-

' 1Mou" LH 2
2

down to F)
 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 the ne - on lights are bright On

331 the wom - en treat you fine On
that I won't last too long On

1
3
5

5
2

They say there's al - ways

But look -
in' at them
I'll catch a Grey - hound

But when you're walk - in'

'Cause how ya gon - na
But they're dead wrong, I

O 1962, 1963 (Renewed 1990, 1 991 ) SCREEN GEMS-EMl MUSIC lNC.

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tr 14)^-4 1

t -..-
And you ain't had e noughto
- eat The glit - ter rubs right
When all you got is one thin dime 12f And one thin dime w-on't
d And
'Cause I can play this here gui - tar I won't quit till
t t ti * i i t--*

off and you're no - where.

e - ven shine. your shoes.

Erd

ajl -o
l'm a star On Broad - way. dim.
LZii 2: CO
a
 Use after page 83 (131).

Can You Feel the Love Tonight

from Walt Disney Pictures'THE LION KING

Music by Elton John

Lyrics by Tim Rice
Slowly, with a steady beat Arr. by Sharon Aaronson
2

omp t1 L1 I

There's a calm ren - to the rush

e
sur der
/-> e
of day,
;.\\

5 5

o Lz I 2-
when the heat of the roll - ing world can be turned a way.
e ?
--C
-..
3 1 1

Ot1 | 11 |

An en -chant - ed mo-ment. and it sees through. _- _ It's e- nough for this

e ai, e
me
+\

4 4'5

1421,s 1,-;3

ol mf
rest - less war - rior to be with you. And Can You Feel
e e il:' ? hn

@ 1994 Wonderland Music Company, lnc.

All Bights Reserved Used by Permission
 23

1421 14 q

D the
I

To - It where we are.
.>
Love night? is
/€,

z1 3
5

5
4

-_- mp lt's
I

e nough for this wide - eyed

., -> __--
-_\
.---
/e /--> ee

2 1 11
4

,n,
E?->r, ^1.'f t| 1
s

d- rl f
got
wan-der- er
ee
that
ee
we
ee
this lar.
., -> ono

-
3
11
55

@-a-"=-
A:3 421 1,42

Can You Feel the Love To - night? how it's

.> ->
/-->
21
24

D)
laid to rest? mP tt's I

e nough to make
n a)\ -- --- .-\
!e
->
3
5
1 2
->
4

kings
rl
and -
vag -a-bonds be lieve the ver y best.
ae ee ee ee
1
11
54

5
4 1 1

a,
mf I
I

tt's nough kings

e le---
e
,-> to make
ee
and vag-a-bonds
ee
be

11 1
23 4
__i_J

@';-s i sit tr
:ii i ?-zr
or -
lieve
I

the ver y best. rit.

eo ee ee e ? A

1 '1 1
1 1 1
8va
5s543
 Memory Use after page g3

from CATS Music by Andrew Lloyd Wet

Text byTrevor Nunn afterT. S.
Arr. by Sharon Aaror

J
'I

o ment.
t'
Has the moon lost her mem 'ry? She is smil-ing
lioht.
:t I can smile at the old ,'.
davs. I was beau - ti
^)

2 1

o ._ _\_-
lone. ln the lamp light the with - ered leaves (
I then.
) lre mem ber the time ) I knew w
^ta
I
5 4
l-l
11.
3 1

a) J -+
lect at my feet. And the wind
e I
be- grns
hap-pi-ness
C
was. Let the
^C

1522
tAnl 5

Music Copyright @ 1981 The Reaily Useful Group Ltd.

Text Copyright @ '1981 Trevor Nunn and Set Copyrights Ltd.
All Rights for The Really Useful Group Ltd. for the United States and Canada AdmlnistereA by Songs Of polyGram lnternational,
lnc.
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26

oa a
t.
fa tal is trc warn
the stale cold lng'
smell of morn tng.
I
-

212

t -(J' -l I
1t(J.
Some one mut - ters and a street
The street lamp dies, an-oth-er night
- I I

2 4 52 '5

4
2

O fr"E ttv

" lamp gut - ters and soon it be

is o - ver, an
) oth - er day is

2 4 514

a tempo

(C) n" I I

I morn tng. m T_
DDAY light. I must
dawn ing. rit. IOUCh
I
me. It's so

-
5

*Tie 1st time only.

 wait for the think of a
eas-y to lone with the

must-n't give
days in the

comes to Mem-o - ty
me you'll hap-pi-ness

8va-
A

8va
28

Use after page 83 (131

She Loves You

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

think you've lost your love?

know its up

simile*

a)
day. It',s you she's think - ing
- of And she told me what to
fair. Pride can hurt vou too _A- pol -o-gize
eO 9'+ a) t)
to

1 4

2 1 3 5

o say: She says Shel Loves

I I

her. Be-cause She I

You and you know that can't be bad.
,eO ) -

1
2

Yes, She Loves You and you know you should be glad,
cresc.
a) t) I

*Simile means in the same manner. ln this case, continue pedaling once per measure until the next pedal marking.

Copyright @ 1963 by NORTHERN SONGS LTD., London, Engtand

Copyright Renewed
All rights for the U.S.A., its territories and possessions and Canada assigned io and controlled by GIL MUSIC CORP., 1 650 Broadway, New York, NY l OO l g
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 oo! She Loves You, yeah, yeah She Loves You, yeah,

yeah, yeah, And with a love like that know you should be glad.
mf

@tr

know you should be

 Use after page 83 (1 31 )

Hello, Dolly!
from HELLO, DOLLY! Music and Lyric by Jerry Hermar
Arr. by Sharon Aaronsor

Moderately

Dol - ly, well, Hel

Olrlr lr I

nice to have you back where you be long. You're look- ing lswell,
I n_t

sI

4r \ 1
5

o' Dol - ly, we can tell,

-
Dol - ly, you're still glow - in', you're still crow - in', you're still
cresc.

1 1

1 21 4

ol lr ----
go - in'
_____ strong. We feel the room sway - in' for the band's
t--- mf

5 5 5
3

* Pedal is optional.
O 1963 (Renewed) JERRY HERMAN
All Rights Controlled by EDWIN H. MORRIS & COMPANY A Division of MPL Communications, lnc.
All Rights Reserved
play - in' one of your old fa - v'rite

wrap, fel- las, find her an emp - ty lap, fel- las,

gee, fel - las, find hera va - cant knee, fel- las, I
)
Dol-ly 'll nev - er

Dol-ly 'll nev - er

 Use after page 83 (1:

That'S Amore (rhat,s Love)

from the Paramount Picture THE CADDY
Words by Jack Broo
Music by Harry Warr
Moderately bright Arr. by George Peter Tingl

moon hits your

stars make you

shine like you'vc

street with a

had loo much

cloud at your

4 1

o i-t. i'i'- iJ
ring, ting-a-ling-a ling, ting-a-ling-a ling, and you'll . sing, "Vee - ta bel - la."
L-.

play tip - py tip - py

* 2nd time skip to Coda.

Copyright @ 1953 (Renewed 1981 ) by Paramount Music Corporation and Four Jays Music
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 $ COO| @n added endins)

walk in a

* Repeat from the ll, ,o ,n" sign $, then skip ro the CODA.
 Use after page 83 (13

The Sound of Music

from THE SOUND OF MUSIC Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein
Music by Richard Rodge
Arr. by Sharon Aaronsc

Moderately slow
4

o pin. \rl
hills are a-live
-J
with The Sound of Mu - sic,
-.-
-?C) e

3 --- 3
1

r, -()
with songs they have sung for a thou-sand years.
.-T^-> L-. C ) \e
4
__i__l

a) I
J
The = heaft
hills fillmv withThe Sound ol Mu - sic.

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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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I can show you the

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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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I Left My Heart in San Francisco

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Blue Suede Shoes

Words and Music by Carl Lee Perkins
Arr. by Dennis Alexander

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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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