Pink Floyd - The Wall PVG Songbook

Pink Floyd - The Wall PVG Songbook 📚

26 Iconic Songs from this Blockbuster Album  Arranged For Piano, Vocal and Guitar 

Difficulty Level: Intermediate 

The "Pink Floyd - The Wall PVG Songbook" is a comprehensive collection featuring 26 iconic songs from the blockbuster album, meticulously arranged for piano, vocal, and guitar. With an intermediate difficulty level, this songbook offers an opportunity for musicians to explore the depth and brilliance of Pink Floyd's monumental work.

Included in this songbook are timeless classics such as "Another Brick in the Wall," "Don't Leave Me Now," "Comfortably Numb," "Goodbye Cruel World," "Is Anybody Out There," and many more. With 104 pages of carefully transcribed music, musicians can delve into the rich tapestry of The Wall's musical landscape and bring these iconic songs to life.

Song Titles Include:

• In The Flesh?
• The Thin Ice
• Another Brick In The Wall, Part 1
• The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
• Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2
• Mother
• Goodbye Blue Sky
• Empty Spaces/What Shall We Do Now?
• Young Lust
• One Of My Turns
• Don't Leave Me Now
• Another Brick In The Wall, Part 3
• Goodbye Cruel World
• Hey You
• Is There Anybody Out There?
• Nobody Home
• Vera
• Bring The Boys Back Home
• Comfortably Numb
• The Show Must Go On
• In The Flesh
• Run Like Hell
• Waiting For The Worms
• Stop
• The Trial
• Outside The Wall

Pink Floyd's album "The Wall" was partly inspired by the band's own experiences with fame and the music industry. The character of Pink, the protagonist in the album's narrative, was partially based on Pink Floyd's own lead singer and guitarist, Roger Waters, who struggled with feelings of isolation and disillusionment as the band's fame grew.

Additionally, the construction of the actual wall on stage during live performances of the album became an iconic part of Pink Floyd's concerts. As the band performed, a wall would gradually be built between them and the audience, symbolising the emotional barriers that can separate individuals from society.

This thematic complexity, combined with the album's groundbreaking blend of rock, progressive, and conceptual elements, has solidified "The Wall" as one of Pink Floyd's most enduring and celebrated works among long-time fans.