Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology - Volume 3 Tenor Book

(Vocal Collection). Are you a tenor looking for a comprehensive collection of musical theatre songs to expand your repertoire? Whether you are a singer, teacher, or coach, Volume 3 of The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology is an excellent place to start! Organized specifically for tenors, this trusted source contains 35 selections in their authentic form, excerpted from the original vocal scores. The articulated masterpieces included in this edition are ideal for auditioning, practicing, and performing vocalists. The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology series takes on a unique perspective by looking at the field of musical theatre in terms of vocal literature. Each of the volumes hold a collection of songs in their original keys from the musical stage, categorized by voice type for singing actors. The songs are carefully chosen from a wide selection of classical and contemporary shows. The books also include valuable notes on each show. With over 30 years in print, this series continues to be a renowned resource for vocalists. The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology, Volume 3, Tenor is your ticket to Broadway! Grab your copy today and let the curtain rise on your performance! This edition includes 35 songs. Highlights: Alive! (Jekyll & Hyde) * Almost Like Being in Love (Brigadoon) * Any Dream Will Do (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) * Buddy's Blues (Follies) * Corner of the Sky (Pippin) * Hey There (The Pajama Game) * I Can't Stand Still (Footloose) * I Don't Care Much (Cabaret) * I'm Martin Guerre (Martin Guerre) * Mama Says (Footloose) * The Mason (Working) * Mister Cellophane (Chicago) * Night of My Nights (Kismet) * No Moon (Titanic) * Oh, Is There Not One Maiden Breast (The Pirates of Penzance) * The Old Red Hills of Home (Parade) * One Song Glory (Rent) * The Proposal (Titanic) * Quasimodo (When Pigs Fly) * Sunset Boulevard (Sunset Boulevard) * This Is Not Over Yet (Parade) * Tomorrow Belongs to Me (Cabaret) * What Can You Lose (Dick Tracy, film) * What You'd Call a Dream (Diamonds) * Your Eyes (Rent)