Gene Kelly's performance of this song in the 1952 movie of the same name has become an iconic favorite through the years. Here is a fabulous setting for concert band inspired by this classic version.

Music From Brave

The Star-Spangled Banner

Jesus Christ Is Risen Today

I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray

Chameleon

This Is The Day!

Ludwig's Dance Party

Praise Him

Overture to a Pops Concert

Messiah (Oratorio 1741) - Bassoon Part

Arias Z/P. Bariton(Bas)

Messiah (Oratorio 1741) - Violin 1 Part

Messiah (Oratorio 1741) - Trombone Part 1 & 2

Bésame mucho (Kiss me much)

La Recolta

Frédéric Chopin’s 4 Scherzi are high points in the Romantic piano repertoire. Chopin here takes a traditional genre and fills it with radically new content. They are wild demonic in tone and there is little about them that is joke-like despite the original meaning of their title. Referring to the 1st Scherzo Robert Schumann asked: “how should seriousness be attired when even a ‘joke’ is veiled in black?”. Now that the Scherzi nos. 1–4 have been published in revised stand-alone editions G. Henle Publishers is now offering all four in paperback and hardback in an edition that reflects the current state of Chopin research. Both the footnotes and the extensive CriticalReport on the Internet offer detailed information on the familiar topic of “Chopin variants” and on all the textual problems they raise. This is Chopin in top form!

Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor

Fanfare of Praise

Allegro in Mondo