(Easy Piano Songbook). 50 simply arranged, must-know Disney favorites in easy piano notation are included: Beauty and the Beast * Can You Feel the Love Tonight * Do You Want to Build a Snowman? * Evermore * Friend like Me * Go the Distance * Heigh-Ho * How Far I'll Go * I See the Light * Kiss the Girl * Lava * Mickey Mouse March * Remember Me (Ernesto de la Cruz) * A Spoonful of Sugar * When You Wish upon a Star * You've Got a Friend in Me * Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah * and more.

The Great Piano Solos: Christmas Book is a bumper compendium of 49 Piano solos just in time for Christmas! This collection offers a fantastic combination of festive favourites and contemporary classics. With separate Jazz, Easy Listening Pop & Rock, Classical and Traditional sections, there is something here to please everyone. This songbook is ideal for a beginner to intermediate-pianist who wants a great deal of variety in their Christmas Piano playing. You will be able to impress your family with beautiful renditions of the standards, and then wake everyone up after Christmas dinner with jazzed-up classics. When, on a cold winter's night, you're warming your bones by a log fire, what better addition than solo Piano renditions of everyone's favourite Christmas songs? Whether you want to lead a singalong with your family or just practise privately, the Great Piano Solos: Christmas Book will make you the favourite this festive season.

Part of a series of piano pieces, this title is suitable for kids. Selected, edited, graded and fingered for Pre-Grade 1 piano, it presents music which is complemented with cartoon illustrations, puzzles and games. It features Christmas songs including Frosty the Snowman, Away in a Manger and Walking in the Air.

Presents ten graded arrangements of popular Christmas songs.

A monthly journal for the musician, the music student, and all music lovers.

Includes music.

Includes music.

Will Christmas come to Goodwill, Virginia, this year? Ten-year-old Maddie Tremaine is supposed to be the announcing angel in the town pageant this Christmas. But unless they can find someone to direct the show, Maddie’s dream won’t come true. Her dad’s not much help. Ever since her mom went to heaven, he’s been too sad to think about the holidays. He hasn’t even met Miss Caitlyn, the new choir teacher, who’d be the perfect person to run the pageant. Then somehow—maybe because it’s nearly Christmas—Maddie’s wish comes true in the best possible way. Her dad and Miss Caitlyn are going to produce the pageant together. Suddenly her dad’s smiling again. And her little brother—who stopped speaking after the accident—is beginning to talk. As for Maddie? She’s going to be the best announcing angel Goodwill has ever seen!