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Joan Frey Boytim COMPLETE PUBLICATIONS Joan Frey Boytim COMPLETE PUBLICATIONS with Complete Contents for All Books 2010 including G. Schirmer publications All prices in US $ See the page indicated for a table of contents for each book. Books are generally listed in order of difficulty level. 4 36 Solos for Young Singers 4 Daffodils, Violets and Snowflakes 5 Easy Songs for the Beginning Soprano 6 Easy Songs for the Beginning Mezzo-Soprano/Alto 7 Easy Songs for the Beginning Tenor 8 Easy Songs for the Beginning Baritone/Bass at the same level as the Easy Songs set above: 5 Easy Songs for the Beginning Soprano—Part II 6 Easy Songs for the Beginning Mezzo-Soprano/Alto—Part II 7 Easy Songs for the Beginning Tenor—Part II 8 Easy Songs for the Beginning Baritone/Bass—Part II 9 The First Book of Broadway Solos—Soprano 10 The First Book of Broadway Solos—Mezzo-Soprano 11 The First Book of Broadway Solos—Tenor 12 The First Book of Broadway Solos—Baritone/Bass at the same level as The First Book of Broadway Solos set above: 9 The First Book of Broadway Solos – Part II—Soprano 10 The First Book of Broadway Solos – Part II—Mezzo-Soprano 11 The First Book of Broadway Solos – Part II—Tenor 12 The First Book of Broadway Solos – Part II—Baritone/Bass 13 The First Book of Soprano Solos 15 The First Book of Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Solos 18 The First Book of Tenor Solos 20 The First Book of Baritone/Bass Solos at the same level as The First Book set above: 13 The First Book of Soprano Solos—Part II 16 The First Book of Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Solos—Part II 18 The First Book of Tenor Solos—Part II 21 The First Book of Baritone/Bass Solos—Part II at the same level as The First Book and The First Book Part II sets above: 14 The First Book of Soprano Solos—Part III 16 The First Book of Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Solos—Part III 19 The First Book of Tenor Solos—Part III 2 21 The First Book of Baritone/Bass Solos—Part III supplemental to The First Book of Solos series: 23 Lovers, Lasses and Spring 23 Roses, Laughter and Lullabies 24 Shipmates, Journeys and Young Ladies 14 The Second Book of Soprano Solos 17 The Second Book of Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Solos 19 The Second Book of Tenor Solos 22 The Second Book of Baritone/Bass Solos at the same level as The Second Book set above: 15 The Second Book of Soprano Solos—Part II 17 The Second Book of Mezzo-Soprano/Alto Solos—Part II 20 The Second Book of Tenor Solos—Part II 22 The Second Book of Baritone/Bass Solos—Part II various levels: 25 Christmas Solos for All Ages 26 Sacred Solos for All Ages related resource: 26 The Private Voice Studio Handbook duets collections 28 Easy Classical Duets 28 Traditional Sacred Duets 3 36 SOLOS FOR YOUNG SINGERS DAFFODILS, VIOLETS For upper elementary to mid-teens AND SNOWFLAKES with a companion CD of accompaniments 24 Classical Songs for Young Women, 00740143 book/CD package $17.95 Ages Ten to Mid-Teens with a companion CD of accompaniments Hal Leonard 00740244 High Voice, book/CD package 00740245 Low Voice, book/CD package $16.95 each Contents: April Fool (Gartlan) The Blue Bells of Scotland (Traditional) Country Gardens (Traditional English) Cradle Song (previously attributed to Mozart) Cuckoo (Shaw) Dancing (arr. Culli) Dandelions Gold and Green (Icelandic Folk) The Desperado (arr. Culli) Contents: Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel? (arr. Jackson) An April Girl (Fairlamb) The Generous Fiddler (arr. Culli) Boats of Mine (Miller) Git Along, Little Dogies (arr. Culli) Care Flies from the Lad That Is Merry He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands (Spiritual) (Arne) Home on the Range (Traditional) Daddy’s Sweetheart (Lehmann) I Know Where I’m Goin’ (arr. Hughes) Does He Love Me or Love Me Not? A Jolly Good Laugh (Thomas) (Sterling) The Keys of Heaven (Traditional English) The Fairy Pipers (Brewer) Little David, Play on Your Harp (arr. Burleigh) Four and Twenty Snowflakes (Stickles) Longing for Spring (Mozart) Heigh-Ho! The Sunshine (Phillips) McNamara’s Band (O’Conner) Her Dream (Waller) Old Dog Tray (Foster) Ho! Mr. Piper (Curran) Old King Cole (English Song) Kitty of Coleraine (Irish Folksong) Peace of the River (Wood) The Leaves and the Wind (Leoni) The Quest (Bohemian Folksong) The Linnet’s Secret (Rowley) Red River Valley (arr. Culli) Little Maid of Arcadee (Sullivan) The Sea Breeze (Folksong) The Minuet (Mosenthal) Sidewalks of New York (Lawlor and Blake) Molly Malone (Irish Folksong) Sit Down, Sister (arr. Culli) My Daffodils (Berwald) Skip to My Lou (American Folksong) Nursery Rhymes (Curran) Sleep, Baby, Sleep (Folksong) The Secret (Speaks) Softly Sleeping (Schubert) ’Tis Spring (Ware) Some Folks (Foster) To My First Love (Löhr) Spinning Song (German Folksong) Violets (Woodman) Sweet and Low (Barnby) The Wind (Spross) Tell Me Why (arr. Culli) You’d Better Ask Me (Löhr) Toyland (Herbert) The Weather (arr. Culli) 4 EASY SONGS EASY SONGS FOR THE BEGINNING SOPRANO FOR THE BEGINNING SOPRANO – PART II G. Schirmer G. Schirmer 50483756 book/CD package $16.95 50486242 book/CD package $16.95 Contents: Contents: Alice Blue Gown (Tierney) April (Quilter) April Showers (Silvers) Because (d’Hardelot) Butterflies (Schulz) The Bells of St. Mary’s (Adams) Cradle Song (Brahms) By the Waters of Minnetonka (Lieurance) Evening Prayer from Hansel and Gretel Cradle Song (De Koven) (Humperdinck) Fairy Lullaby (Beach) The False Prophet (Scott) From the Land of Sky-blue Water Florian’s Song (Godard) (Cadman) Golden Slumbers (arr. Vincent) Glow Worm (Lincke) It Was a Lover and His Lass (Austin) He Stole My Tender Heart Away Ladybird (Schumann) (Endicott) The Lilac Tree (Gartlan) Hedge-Roses (Schubert) The Little Sandman (arr. Brahms) In the Woods (Franz) My Little Heart (Weckerlin) A Kiss in the Dark (Herbert) The Nightingale (Alabieff) A Little Bit of Heaven (Brennen) Oh! Dear, What Can the Matter Be? The Little Red Lark (arr. Fisher) (English, 16th century) One Spring Morning (Nevin) Oh, Pretty Birds (Riegel) The Rose Has Charmed the Nightingale The Rosebush (Himmel) (Rimsky-Korsakov) The Sweetest Flower that Blows (Hawley) Song of Love (Romberg) Two Marionettes (Cooke) Stars with Golden Sandals (Franz) The Willow Song (English, 16th century) Trees (Rasbach) The Willow Tree (arr. Reimann) Wake Up! (Phillips) The Winter It Is Past (arr. Hopekirk) 5 EASY SONGS EASY SONGS FOR THE BEGINNING FOR THE BEGINNING MEZZO-SOPRANO/ALTO MEZZO-SOPRANO/ALTO – PART II G. Schirmer G. Schirmer 50483757 book/CD package $16.95 50486243 book/CD package $16.95 Contents: Contents: At Parting (Rogers) The Bonney Lighter-Boy (arr. Sharp) Early One Morning (arr. Williams) Cradle Song (Arensky) Ev’ry Time I Fell the Spirit (arr. Jackson) Go From My Window, Go (arr. Somervell) The First Primrose (Grieg) Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier (arr. Walters) Gently, Johnny, My Jingalo (arr. Sharp) Just for This (Beach) If No One Ever Marries Me (Lehmann) Kiss Me Again (Herbert) It Was a Lover and His Lass (Morley) Little Boy Blue (Nevin) Last Night (Kjerulf) Love’s Own Sweet Song (Kálmán) Little Wild Rose (Schubert) The Mission of a Rose (Cowen) Long, Long Ago (Bayly) My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free The Lotus Flower (Schumann) (Hopkinson) The Maiden’s Wish (Chopin) Philosophy (Emmell) Mother, Oh Sing Me to Rest (Franz) Second Hand Rose (Hanley) Now is the Month of Maying (Morley) Soft-footed Snow (Lie) Oh, Come Again, Beautiful Spring Soldier, Soldier Will You Marry Me? (arr. (Weckerlin) Dean) Shepherd, Play a Little Air! (Stickles) Somewhere a Voice Is Calling (Tate) Sing Me to Sleep (Greene) Spring Sorrow (Ireland) Snowbells (Schumann) The Stranger-Man (Chadwick) That’s an Irish Lullaby (Too-ra-loo-ra-loo- A Swan (Grieg) ral) ’Twas in the Lovely Month of May (Shannon) (Schumann) There are Plenty of Fish in the Sea (Foster) Vienna, My City of Dreams (Sieczynski) Who’ll Buy My Lavender? (German) You are Free (Love Is Just a Game) (Jacobi) 6 EASY SONGS EASY SONGS FOR THE BEGINNING TENOR FOR THE BEGINNING TENOR – PART II G. Schirmer G. Schirmer 50483758 book/CD package $16.95 50486244 book/CD package $16.95 Contents: Contents: The Ash Grove (Welsh Folksong) Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young By the Light of the Silvery Moon (Edwards) Charms (Moore) Come, Aurora (arr. Lange) Bendemeer’s Stream (Irish Folk Melody) Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes Bill Groggin’s Goat (Southern Appalachian (Old English Air) Folksong) A Fable (Arensky) A Blackbird Singing (Head) Flow Gently, Sweet Afton (Spilman) Greensleeves (arr. Stanley) Hark! Hark! The Lark (Schubert) Harrigan (Cohan) If You’ve Got a Mustache (Foster) How Can I Keep From Singing (arr. Ruck) I’m Always Chasing Rainbows (Carroll) I Love a Piano (Berlin) Katy Bell (Foster) I Want a Girl (Von Tilzer) The Little Irish Girl (Löhr) The Lark in the Morn (English Folksong) My Wild Irish Rose (Olcott) My Love’s an Arbutus (arr. Stanford) Passing By (Purcell) O Heart of Mine (Clough-Leighter) A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody (Berlin) Passing By (Purcell) Requiem (Homer) A Sailor Loved a Lass (arr. Wilson) Rock-A-My-Soul (arr. Jackson) Thine Alone (Herbert) The Rose of Allandale (Nelson) Twenty, Eighteen (arr. Taylor) The Rose of Tralee (Glover) The Wind Speaks (Grant-Schaefer) Santa Lucia (Cottrau) Yankee Doodle Boy (Cohan) Scarborough Fair (arr. Sharp) Standin’ in the Need of Prayer (arr. Jackson) Steal Away (arr. Jackson) When Irish Eyes are Smiling (Ball) 7 EASY SONGS FOR EASY SONGS FOR THE BEGINNING BARITONE/BASS THE BEGINNING BARITONE/BASS – PART II G.
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