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Christiana Drapkin But Beautiful Eb Fine and Mellow F Song List 2021 But Not For Me Bb Fly Me to the Moon C [email protected] Bye, Bye Blackbird C Foolin’ Myself C Centerpiece Eb Fools Rush In G A Felicidade Am Cheek to Cheek Ab For Baden (Powell) D A-Tisket, A-Tasket Bb Chega de Saudade Dm For All We Know Db Ac-cent-tuate the Positive C Chicken Soup w/Rice D For Once in my Life G Ain’t Misbehavin’ Ab Cholesterol Blues (orig.) F Friends Again All Blues G Come Rain or Come (Lonny Morgan) F All My Tomorrows F Shine C Frim Fram Sauce F All Of Me Ab Come Sunday G From this Moment On Dm All Of You C Comes Love Dm Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good All or Nothing At All Gm Con Alma ends on G#MA To You C All the Things You Are F Cool Blues Ebm Get Out of Town Ebm Alright, Okay, You Win Eb Corcovado C Girl From Ipanema F Another You C Crazy C God Bless the Child Bb Anthropology Bb Crazy He Calls Me Eb Gone With the Wind Bb Anything But Love C Cry Me a River Am Good Mornin’ Heartache Cm April in Paris Ab Dancing on the Ceiling D Green Dolphin Street Ab As Time Goes By Bb Darn That Dream Eb Groovin’ High Eb Ask Me Now (Monk) Bb Dat Dere Cm Hard Day’s Night G At Last G Day Dream (Strayhorn) C Heart, You Gotta Have Eb Autumn in New York Db Days of Wine & Roses Eb He’s a Tramp Bb Autumn Leaves Dm ‘Deed I Do Ab Here’s To Life Fm Baby, It’s Cold Outside C Desafinado F Honeysuckle Rose C Background Music Ab Detour Ahead Bb Hothouse Bb Bad Moon Rising C Dindi C House I Live In, The A Basin Street Blues Bb Ding-Dong, the Witch Is How About You? C Bebop Lives (Boplicity) Eb Dead! G How Deep is the Ocean C Begin the Beguine G Do Nothing Till You Hear (starts on Am) Bemsha Swing (Monk) C From Me Eb How High the Moon Eb Bennie’s from Heaven G Do You Know What it Ho Insensitive Am Besame Mucho Am Means Ab I Can’t Believe that you’re Best Is yet to Come,The Ab Donna Lee Eb in Love With Me Ab Big Spender F Don't Blame Me Bb I Concentrate on You C Billie’s Bounce F Don’t Explain Eb I Cover the Waterfront Eb Birk’s Works Cm Don’t Get Around Much I Cried For You C Black Coffee Eb Anymore Ab I Didn’t Know About You C Black-eyed Susans F Don’t Go to Strangers Ab I Didn’t Know What Time (Satie’s Gymnopedie #1) Don’t Let me Be Lonely It Was Eb Black Orpheus Am Tonight D I Don’t Know Enough Blue Bbm Dream G About You Eb Blue in Green F Dream a Little Dream Eb I Get a Kick out of You C Blue Monk Bb Dreamer (V. Sonhando) G I Get Along Without You Blue Moon C Dreamsville A Very Well F Blue Skies Cm Duke’s Place C I Got Rhythm Bb Blue Suede Shoes A Early Autumn Bb I Hadn’t Anyone Eb Blueberry Hill Bb East of the Sun F I Just Found Out About Blues in the Night G Easy Living C Love Eb Body & Soul Bb Easy to Love F I Let a Song Go Out.. Bb Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Embraceable You Eb I Like Pie, I Like Cake Ab Of Company B Estate (In Summer) Dm I Love Being Here w/You C Both Sides Now G Everything Happens F I Love Paris Bbm Broadway D Falling in Love Again Bb I Remember You F Brother, Can You Spare Falling in Love w Love Ab I Should Care Ab A Dime? Am Fever Am I Thought About You Bb I Wish You Love Let’s Cool One (Monk) Eb One-Note Samba Bb (Que Reste-t-il) C Let’s Do It G Only Trust Your Heart G If I Had You F Li’l Darlin’ F Open Your Heart (orig.)Ab If You Never Come to Me Lillie Marlene G Ornithology G I’ll Be Seeing You Bb L-O-V-E Eb Out of Nowhere Eb I’ll Remember April C Love, Love Alone Am Over the Rainbow Bb I’m Beginning to See Love For Sale Gm Pannonica (Monk) The Light Eb Love Is Here to Stay Db Parker’s Mood Bb I’m Getting Sentimental Love Me Or Leave Me Paper Moon Eb Over You Db Ebm Peacocks, The Gm I’m Going to Live the Life Love You Madly C Peel Me a Grape Cm I Sing About… Gm Lover Ab Pennies from Heaven G I’m in the Mood f Love Bb Lover Come Back to me Please Don’t Talk About I’m Old Fashioned Eb Eb Me When I’m Gone Ab Imagine Eb Lover Man Eb Prelude to a Kiss Ab, Bb In My Life C Mack, the Knife G PS I Love You Bb Indiana/ Donna Lee Eb Makin’ Whoopee Db Puttin’ on the Ritz Cm Insensataez Am Man I Love, The Eb Quasimodo (Parker) C Is That All There Is? Eb Man, that was a Dream C Que reste-t-il? Eb Isn’t It Romantic? G Matchmaker, Matchm. Eb Rainbow Connection G It Could Happen to You F Mean to Me Eb Reflections (Monk) F It Don’t Mean a Thing Cm Melancholy Baby Bb Rhythm-A-Ning (Monk) Bb It Had To Be You Eb Mess Around C, Eb Robert Frost Eb It Might As Well Be Misty C Rosie the Riveter C Spring Eb Monk’s Dream C ‘Round Midnight Cmin It’s a Good Day C Mood Indigo Bb Route 66 F It’s All Right With Me Am Moody’s Mood Bb Ruby My Dear (Monk) Ab It’s Been a Long Time C Moon River A (melody starts on G) It’s Only a Paper Moon Eb Moondance Dm Samba de Orfeu C It’s Too Hot for Words Bb Moonglow Eb Satin Doll G It’s You or No One Eb Moonlight in Vermont Db Save Your Love f Me D I’ve Got My Love to Keep My Blue Heaven Bb Say It Isn’t So F Me Warm C My Favorite Things Dm Scrapple from the Apple F I’ve Got the World on My Foolish Heart F Secret Love Eb A String Bb My Funny Valentine Bbm Send in the Clowns Eb I’ve Got You Under My My Heart Belongs to September in the Rain Bb Skin C Daddy Am September Song Bb Jambalaya G My Old Flame Db Serenade in Blue C Jazzman’s Serenade Ab My Romance Ab Shadow of Your Smile F Jeepers Creepers G My Ship (Weill) Eb Since I Fell for You C Jitterbug Waltz Eb My Yiddishe Mama Sister Sadie G Joint is Jumpin’, The G Nearness of You Eb Skylark C Joy Spring Eb New York, NY Slip of the Lip, A F Just Friends F Night & Day C Slow Boat to China G Just in Time Ab Nightingale Sang in Smile D Just One of Those Berkley Square Bb So Danco Samba D Things Cm No More Blues Dm So Many Stars D (Just) Squeeze Me Bb Nobody Knows You When So Nice F Just You, Just Me C You’re Down & Out C Softly, as in the Morning Kansas City Here I Come C Norwegian Wood C Sunrise Am Lady Be Good C Now's the Time (Parker) F Solitude Ab Lady Bird C O Pato (The Duck) D Some of These Days C Lady Is a Tramp, The G Old Devil Moon C Someone To Watch Lazy Afternoon Gm On A Clear Day F Over Me Ab Let’s Call the Whole On the Sunny Side of Song for My Father Fm Thing Off Eb the Street Bb Songs About You (orig) G Sophisticated Lady Eb Vivo Sonhando G If Music Be the Food of South-8 (orig.) Waltz for Debbie C Love Eb Sparta (orig.) Watch What Happens C It Was A Lover & His Speak Low Db Waters of March C Lass C Squeeze Me (But Please Way You Look Tonight Bb My Love Is As a FeverDb Don’t Tease Me) Bb Weaver of Dreams F Our Revels Now Are St. Louis Blues Eb Well, You Needn’t C Ended Bb Stairway to the Stars Bb What a Diff’rence a Day Shall I Compare Thee to a Star Dust Ab Made Eb Summer’s Day? F Star Eyes Bb What A Little Moonlight Sigh No More, Ladies Bb Stella by Starlight G Can Do G When that I Was and a Stompin at the Savoy Db What Are You Doing Little Tiny Boy Eb Stormy Weather Eb New Year's Eve? Eb The Willow Song Cm Straight, No Chaser Bb What Is this Thing Called Winter C Straighten up & Fly Rite F Love? Ab Suddenly It’s Spring G What’ll I Do? A Thelonious Monk Summer Samba F What’s New? G Ask Me Now Bb Summertime Dm When I Fall in Love C Bemsha Swing C Sunny Am & up When You’re Smiling G Blue Monk Bb Sunrise, Sunset Em Whisper Not Db Let’s Cool One C Sweet Georgia Brown Db White Cliffs of Dover Ab Man, that was a Dream Swinging on a Star F Why Don’t you Do Pannonica A S’Wonderful Bb Right? Em Rhythm-a-ning Bb Symphony Sid Eb Wild Is the Wind Dm Reflections F Take Five Willow Weep for Me Eb ‘Round Midnight Cm Take the A Train F Witchcraft Eb Ruby, My Dear Ab Tea for Two Eb Yardbird Suite C Straight, No Chaser Bb Teach Me Tonight A Yesterdays Am Ugly Beauty Bb Ten Cents a Dance C You and the Night and Well, You Needn’t C Tenderly C the Music Gm Tennessee Waltz Ab You Better Go Now C Thanks for the Memory Eb You’d Be So Nice… Gm Bebop That Old Black Magic C You Don’t Know What Anthropology Bb That’s Jazz (orig.) Love Is Cm Background Music Ab Them There Eyes Ab You Go to My Head C Billie’s Bounce F There Are Such Things G You Must Believe in Birk’s Works Cm There’s a Small Hotel Eb Spring Am to Bbm Boplicity Eb These Foolish Things C You Stepped Out of a Centerpiece Ab They All Laughed Eb Dream Bb Confirmation F They Can’t Take that You Turned the Tables Cool Blues Ebm Away From Me C On Me Eb Dizzy Atmosphere Ab Things We Did Last You’d Be so nice to Come Donna Lee Eb Summer, The F Home to Gm For Baden D ‘Till there Was You Bb You’re Lookin’ at Me G Friends Again F Time on My Hands Eb You’re My Thrill Bbm Groovin’ High Too Darn Hot G You’ve Changed Bb Hothouse Bb Too Marvelous for Words Eb You’ve Got a Friend A Lady Bird C Topsy Bbm Moody’s Mood Bb Touch of Your Lips Bb Special Theme Sets: Now’s the Time F Try to Remember F Shakespeare Ornithology G Twisted Eb Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Ow Bb Ugly Beauty (Monk) Bb Wind Dm Parker’s Mood Bb Unforgettable Eb Fear No More the Heat Quasimodo C Up Jumped Spring F Of The Sun Am Scrapple from the Apple F Very Thought of You Eb Let Me Not to the Sister Sadie G Vie en Rose, La A Marriage of True Minds Symphony Sid Eb Twisted Eb Tum Balalaika Bbm Yardbird Suite C Walking in a Winter Wonderland Bb Bossa Nova, Samba What Are You Doing New A Felicidade Am Year’s Eve? Eb Chega de Saudade Dm White Christmas Bb Con Alma Eb And many more….
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  • O Imaginêrio De Antonio Carlos Jobim

    O Imaginêrio De Antonio Carlos Jobim

    O IMAGINÁRIO DE ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM: REPRESENTAÇÕES E DISCURSOS Patrícia Helena Fuentes Lima A dissertation submitted to the faculty of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of Romance Languages (Portuguese). Chapel Hill 2008 Approved by: Advisor: Monica Rector Reader: Teresa Chapa Reader: John Chasteen Reader: Fred Clark Reader: Richard Vernon © 2008 Patrícia Helena Fuentes Lima ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ii ABSTRACT PATRÍCIA HELENA FUENTES LIMA: Antonio Carlos Jobim: representações e discursos (Under the direction of Monica Rector) My aim with the present work is to describe the personal and creative trajectory of this artist that became known to his audience and people as a hero in the mythological sense—an individual that constructs a series of victories and defeats that continues until death, after which he is glorified by his community. Therefore, I approach the narratives that made him famous: the ones produced by the print press as well as those texts that negotiate meaning, memory, domain and identity created by his fans. I will place special emphasis on the fact that his public produced a definitive narrative about his figure, an account imbued with devotion, familiarity and creativity following his death. More specifically, I identify intertwined relations between the Brazilian audience and the media involved with creating the image of Antonio Carlos Jobim. My hypothesis is that Antonio Carlos Jobim’s image was exhaustively associated with the Brazilian musical movement Bossa Nova for ideological reasons. Specially, during a particular moment in Brazilian history—the Juscelino Kubitschek’s years (1955-1961).