This is a new printing on sturdy 80 pound acid-free paper. 40 pages. Registrations
given for Hammond and all organs. There are photos and original covers, restored and reproduced in full color.
Highest quality. Quality guaranteed. Size of music is
9.5" x 12.5". $15.00.
The tunes in
Volume I are all great tunes recognized by most listeners
today. Rosa arranged these at different times in her career. They present
great contrasts, from
Night and Day to
Silent
Night, Holy Night. One of these in particular,
Jalousie,
stands out as one of the best theatre organ arrangements of all time.
- Night and Day
- Mack the Knife
- A Home in the Meadow
- Jalousie
- On the Trail
- Silent Night, Holy Night
Rosa Rio lived for many years in Sun City Center, Florida, with her
husband Bill Yeoman before her death on May 13, 2010, but she was there at
the beginning of the theatre organ. She has been involved with show business
in so many forms throughout her career that arranging Broadway show music
is just another facet. Just to give you a brief idea of why her arrangements
demonstrate superb musicianship, great style, and practical keyboard techniques:
In New York City, Rosa served as a vocal coach and accompanist to many famous
singers. Rosa accompanied a young Mary Martin on the night she auditioned
for Cole Porter and his new show “Red,
Hot and Blue.” So strong was Rosa's
affinity for Broadway melodies that she has used for many years the well-known
Everything’s
Coming Up Roses from “Gypsy” as her theme song. These arrangements
are moderately easy and will make you “sound like a pro.”
Look at the Music
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Night and Day
Mack the Knife
A Home in the Meadow
Jalousie
On the Trail
Silent Night
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