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<Ippaleedo@Gmail.Com> 607-222-6662 Here is my contact information: john <[email protected]> 607-222-6662 This is only a PARTIAL listing of the songs he has. Please email for full FREE catalog CHARLES MAGNANTE ORIGINAL ARRANGENENTS 1 ACCORDIANA W.M. SMITH M/A ACCORDION ECHOES W.M. SMITH M ACCORDION BOOGIE W.M. SMITH M/A ANCHORS AWEIGH ROBBINS M BALLIN’ THE JACK MARKS M/A CARNIVAL OF VENICE ROBBINS M/A CONCERSTUK (CONCERT PIECE) O. PAGANI A DARK EYES ROBBINS A ESPANI CANI MARKS/BELWIN M FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLE-BEE W.M. SMITH A A GAY RANCHERO MARKS M/A HONKY TONK TRAIN SHAPIRO M/A KERRY DANCE O. PAGANI M LA COMPARSA MARKS M/A LADY OF SPAIN FOX M LA ROSITA FOX M/A MAGNANTE’S BOOGIE W.M. SMITH M/A MALAGUENA MARKS M/A MELODY OF LOVE SHAPIRO E MISS AMERICA! MARKS E NEAPOLITAN NIGHTS FOX M/A NOLA FOX M/A ON THE TRAIL ROBBINS M/A PERPETUAL MOTION W.M. SMITH M/A SABRE DANCE LEEDS A ST. LOUIS BLUES O. PAGANI M/A *POOR SHERZO DEIRO M TEA FOR TWO HARMS M/A TIC-TOCK POLKA MARKS M TWO GUITARS ROBBINS M/A CHARLES MAGNANTE’S EASY APPROACH TO THE ACCORDION- COURSE BOOK B JOE MOMO ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS THE BUTTERFLY (ETUDE CONCERT OP.11) KAY A EL CUBANO KAY M/A FUR ELISE KAY M/A LA RESPONSE D’ AMOUR KAY M/A MARCHETTA TRANSCRIPTION KAY M/A MARCHETA, A LOVE SONG OF OLD MEXICO KAY E/M A NIGHT IN GRANADA, SERANADE ESPANOLE KAY M OUR CAPITAL, MARCH KAY M 2 SALUT A PESTH, MARCH HONGROISE, OP. 13 KAY M/A TENDRESSE (FROM ENCHANTED DREAMS) E/M TWO PETIT MARCHES (THE TOY SOLDIERS/ SOLDIERS MARCH KAY M VALSE TRIESE, OP.44 KAY M MOMO’S ACCORDION METHOD *( A GUIDE TO FINE & CORRECT ACCORDION PLAYING) * ALL LEVELS CHARLES NUNZIO ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS CHAPPELL’SONG FAVORITES ACCORDION BOOK E/M DANCING TAMBOURINE O. PAGANI M INVITATION TO THE DANCE OP. 65 O. PAGANI M LITTLE CZERNY PART 2 PROGRESSIVE VELOCITY STUDIES BOOK M/A LITTLE CZERNY PART 1 EASY VELOCITY STUDIES BOOK E/M NEGRITA (CONGA) FOX M/A PEG O’ART FEIST E/M REVERIE O. PAGANI M/A TAMBO DANCE (RHUMBA) FOX A WUNDERBAR BUXYON HILL E THE MASTERY OF THE BASSES BOOK FROSINI/ NUNZIO *ALL LEVELS JOE BIVIANO ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS BOLERO IN C MAJOR O. PAGANI M/A DANCING SILHOUETTE NICOMEDE M/A DZIADUWKA POLKA (BEGGAR;S POLKA) VICCAS E/M LA CHASSE DEIRO M/A PIZZA PIE POLKA DAVIS M/A PRELUDE AMPCO M/A THE ROOSTER DEIRO M/A SERENATA SEVILLIANA DEIRO M SWEET STUFF O. PAGANI M THREE BLIND MICE DEIRO M VALSE (CHOPIN/ OP. 69) BIVIANO M VALSE (CHOPIN/ OP. 70) BIVIANO M WALTZ IMPROMPTU BIVIANO M BIVIANO: ELEMENTARY APPROACH TO SCALES & ARPEGGIOS BOOK *ALL LEVELS PIETRO FROSINI ORIGINAL ARRANGE MENTS CARNIVAL OF VENICE ALFRED M/A THE JOLLY CABALLERO ALFRED A VIVO DEIRO M/A FROSINI HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE ACCORDION BOOK ALFRED M/A 3 PIETRO DEIRO SR. ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS ACCORDIONOLA O. PAGANI M/A ARAGONAISE (FROM THE BALLET LE CID) AMPCO M/A AURELLA (OVERTURE) AMPCO A THE BALLAD OF BONNIE & CLYDE PEER E/M CHANTICLEER (PRELUDE) O. PAGANI A DANCE OF THE HOURS AMPCO A DONKEY SERANADE SCHIRMER E/M DORA DEIRO M DOWN SOUTH NEVELTY (ACCORDION BAND) DEIRO E/M DREAM WALTZ DEIRO E/M ESTUDIANTINA WALTZ AMPCO E/M FANTASTIC RHAPSODY NO. 1 AMPCO A FAUST WALTZ *(ALL4 BAND PARTS) AMPCO E/M FLAPPERETTE MILLS A FLY ME TO THE MOON E/M THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA DUCHESS E/M HOLIDAY POLKA AMPCO M I COULDN’Y LIVE WITHOUT YOUR LOVE MCA E IL GURANY (ENTIRE/ OVERTURE) AMPCO A ITALIANO (OPUS 7/ NO. 5) DEIRO M/A JULIETTA MAZURKA O. PAGANI M THE KISS (IL BACIO) WALTZ O. PAGANI E/M LA CAMPANELLA (THE BELL) AMPCO A LIEBESTRAUM WALTZ O. PAGANI M MARINES’ HYMN AMPCO M MIMICRI (INTERMEZZO) AMPCO M/A NEAPOLITAN NIGHTS FOX E/M NOLA (NOVELTY) FOX *POOR M/A PARADISE POLKA AMPCO M PAVANNE 1/¾ PARTS ONLY MILLS M PETTICOATS OF PORTUGAL E PIETRO’S RETURN MARCH O. PAGANI *POOR M/A PLAYFUL POLKA AMPCO E/M POLONAISE IN A flat minor AMPCO A PRELUDE IN C sharp MINOR O, PAGANI A PRELUDE IN G MINOR O. PAGANI M/A RAIDERS MARCH DEIRO M REMEMBERING YOU MARCH DEIRO M RIGOLETTO (QUARTET) AMPCO M/A ROBBINS PIANO ACC. FOLIO BOOK ROBBINS E/M RUSTIC DANCE AMPCO E/M ST. LOUIS BLUES HANDY BROS. M SCARF- DANCE AMPCO M 4 SLEIGH RIDE MILLS E/M THE SWALLOW WALTZ DEIRO E SYMPATHY (THE FIREFLY) SCHIRMER M THE SYNCOPATED CLOCK MILLS E/M TERPSICORDION AMPCO E THUNDER & BLAZES (ENTRY OF THE GLADIATORS MARCH) AMPCO E/M THE THUNDERER MARCH DEIRO E/M UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE (2nd ACC) O. PAGANI M VERONA WALTZ O. PAGANI *POOR M/A WEDDING OF THE WINDS (WALTZ) AMPCO M WIEN BLEIBT WEIN! MARCH AMPCO E YOUNG CADET MARCH DEIRO E DIZZY FINGERS *ALL 6 ACC. BAND PARTS MILLS M/A ANTHONY GALLA-RINI ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS BADINERE DEIRO M/A BUGLE CALL RAG MILLS E BUMBLE-BOOGIE HANSEN M/A EASTER PARADE BERLIN M EL RELICARIO (ALL4 ACC. BAND PARTS) M GALA-RINI SOLOS BOOK HIGHLAND *ALL LEVELS THE GALLOPING COMDEIANS LEEDS M GAVOTTE 3rd MOV. FROM CLASSICAL SYMPHONY M GIG *ALL 5 ACC. BAND PARTS E/M GIGUE DEIRO M KONZERSTUCK DEIRO A MARGIE MILLS M MALAGUENA POLYPHONIC M MALAGUENA MARKS M/A MINUTE WALTZ (OP. 64 NO. 1 DEIRO M MINUTE WALTZ (OP. 64 NO. 1) DUET DEIRO M THE ORIGINA;L BOOGIE-WOOGIE MELROSE M/A OVER THE CLOUDS FORSTER A RHAPSODY IN BLUE 2nd ACC. NEW WORLD E ROMNANCE DEIRO M/A ROMEO & JULIET POLYPHONIC A RONDO (OP. 40, NO. 2 DEIRO A RONDO-VALSE POLYPHONIC M THE ROSE ENSLAVES THE NIGHTINGALE POLYPHONIC M/A RUMBA ENCANTADA POLYPHONIC A SOLITUDE EXCLUSIVE M/A 5 STACCATO ETUDE (OPUS. 7 NO. 4) DEIRO M/A STARDUST MILLS A VIVO DUET* DEIRO M WAITING FOR THE ROBERT E. LEE ALFRED M ACCORDION HYMNOSCRIPTIONS (32 GOSPEL SONGS/ BOOK E/M FRANK GAVIANI ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS ACCORDIONETTE O, PAGANI M AMERICAN EAGLE MARCH O,. PAGANI E AMOUREUSE WALTZ O. PAGANI M BOOGIE WOOGIE ON THE SQUEEZE BOX O. PAGANI M BRIGHT SHINES THE MOON (RUSSIAN DANCE) O. PAGANI M CACTUS POLKA O. PAGANI E/M CAPRICCIO BRILLANTE O. PAGANI A CHOO CHOO CH’ BOOGIE O. PAGANI M COOL, MAN; COOL! BOOGIE O. PAGANI M DANCE OF THE RUSSIAN SAILORS O. PAGANI M/A DOLORES O. PAGANI E/M EL RELICARIO O. PAGANI M FIVE FINGER BOOGIE O. PAGANI M FROSINETTE (NOVELTY) O. PAGANI M THE GLOW WORM O. PAGANI E GO, MAN, GO! O. PAGANI M ITALIAN IN ALGIERS (OVERTURE) O. PAGANI E JULIDA POLKA O. PAGANI E/M KAMMENNOI OSTRW (RUSSIAN EASTER) O. PAGANI E/M LOST HOPE WALTZ O. PAGANI E LUSTSPIEL (OVERTURE) O. PAGANI E MUSETTA’S WALTZ O. PAGANI E ON THE RANGE POLKA O. PAGANI E THE PARTING WALTZ O. PAGANI M/A PITY ME (RUSSIAN LOVE SONG) O. PAGANI M POMP & CIRCUMSTANCE MARCH O. PAGANI E RAMBLING ROSE WALTZ O. PAGANI M REPASZ BAND MARCH O. PAGANI M REPASZ BAND MARCH O. PAGANI E RIFLEMEN MARCH O. PAGANI E TCHAIKOVSKY CONCERTO OP. 35 3rd MOVEMENT O. PAGANI A TOCCATA $ FUGUE (D m) O. PAGANI A UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE MARCH O. PAGANI E/M WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE O. PAGANI M THE YOUNG ACCORDIONISTS BAND SERIES BOOK O. PAGANI E/M 6 ART VAN DAMME ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS ART’S BOOGIE WOOGIE AMPCO M DARK EYES DEIRO A GYPSY RONDO DEIRO M MOVIN’ DEIRO M/A SHERMAN BOUNCE DEIRO M STUDY IN STUDIO F DEIRO M MINDIE CERE ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS ACCORDION JUMP DEIRO E ARABIA MERENGUE DEIRO E BOLERO OF LOVE AMPCO E DIXIELAND RAG DEIRO E DOGGIE CHA CHA CHA DEIRO E/M JAMBOREE DEIRO M JAZZ-IN INDIA DEIRO M MANTILLAS (PASO DOBLE) DEIRO M PICADILLY POLKA DEIRO M ROCKET NOVELTY DEIRO M SAMBA NOVA DEIRO M SETON STOMP DEIRO E/M SKIPPER POLKA AMPCO M SPARKLING DUET (2 PARTS) DEIRO E/M SPOTLITE DEIRO M STAR SPANGLED BANNER/ AMERICA AMPCO E T.V. POLKA AMPCO E VITEK/ELSNIC ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE SPRING V/E *POOR M BEER BARREL POLKA V/E M BEZ DOMOVA (HOMELESS POLKA) V/E E/M FIVE FOOT 2. EYES OF BLUE V/E E G.I. POLKA V/E E/M GREEN MEADOW WALTZ V/E E GREENSLEEVES V/E E HOLKA NEZNAMA V/E M I LOVE TO DANCE POLKA V/E M INNOCENCE WALTZ V/E E IN THE GREEN GROVE POLKA V/E M IT’S THE TALK OF THE TOWN (FOX-TROT) V/E M LODICKA MALA (MY DREAM BOAT-WALTZ) V/E E LUNA CZARDAS V/E M MARCHETA WALTZ V/E M A NIGHT IN MAY V/E E 7 OKEY DOKEY POLKA V/E M THE ORPHAN WALTZ V/E E PENNSYLVANIA POLKA V/E E/M SONG OF BOHEMIA WALTZ V/E M RAIN-RAIN POLKA V/E M RED RAVEN (I LOVE TO POLKA) V/E E/M RED RAVEN WALTZ V/E E/M TENNESEE WALTZ V/E E WESELE u WITOSA (KRAKOWIAK) V/E M V-E POLKA BOOK FOR BAND/ ORCH. V/E M INTRENATIONAL POLKAS NO.1 BOOK V/E M CARMEN CARROZZA ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENTS COMEDIANS’ GALOP DEIRO M CONCERTO IN Gm DEIRO A GYPSY LOVE SONG DEIRO E HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO. 2 AMPCO E WALTZ (FROM MASUERADE SUITE) DEIRO M ZACATECAS (MARCH) AMPCO M DEIRO JR./ VARIOUS MISC.
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