Singers Library Of Musical Theatre V2 Soprano

Singer's Library Of Musical Theatre Volume 2 Book

Soprano Edition

Designed for aspiring and professional singers who have a passion for Broadway, Alfred's Singer's Library of Musical Theatre offers an elegant collection of beloved musical theatre songs, presented in their original keys and authentically transcribed from the original vocal scores. This volume is perfect for study and is equally suitable for important auditions and performances. Each book focuses on a specific vocal range and features a diverse selection of songs from various shows that span decades of theatre history. 

Multiple volumes are available for four vocal ranges: Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano/Alto, Tenor, and Baritone/Bass. Additionally, the collection includes authoritative historical and contextual commentary, audition tips, and 16-bar cut suggestions for each song, making it an invaluable resource for singers. 196 pages.

Song Titles include:

- A little bit of good (from “Chicago”)
- All for you
- Autumn
- Ballad of dependency
- Bring on tomorrow (from “Fame-The Musical”)
- Goodbye, little dream, goodbye (from “Red, Hot and Blue”)
- I speak six languages (from “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”)
- I'm a stranger here myself
- Jilted
- Just imagine (from “Good News”)
- Little bit in love, a (from “Wonderful Town”)
- Long ago (from “Half a Sixpence”)
- Love in a home (from “Li'l Abner”)
- Love is sweeping the country (from “Of Thee I Sing”)
- Mira (from “Carnival”)
- My love is on the way (from “The Golden Apple”)
- My man's gone now (from “Porgy and Bess”)
- Once upon a dream (from “Jekyll and Hyde”)
- Only love (from “The Scarlet Pimpernel”)
- Patterns (from “Baby”)
- Practically perfect (from “Mary Poppins”)
- Romance (from “The Desert Song”)
- Safety in numbers
- Some other time (from “On the Town”)
- Tell me (from “Marie Christine”)
- The boy friend (from “The Boy Friend”)
- The sailor of my dreams
- This is all very new to me
- Timid Frieda
- Was she prettier than I? (from “High Spirits”)
- Why shouldn't I? (from “Jubilee”)
- Windflowers (from “The Golden Apple”)
- Yes, my heart