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Jazz Standard Repertoire List Afternoon in Paris Jazz Standard repertoire list Afternoon In Paris - John Lewis Ain't Misbehavin' - Fats Waller Alice In Wonderland - Sammy Fain All Blues - Miles Davis All Of Me - Gerald Marks All The Things You Are - Jerome Kern All The Way - Jimmy Van-Heusen Almost Like Being In Love - Frederick Loewe Alone Together - Arthur Schwartz Angel Eyes - Matt Dennis As Time Goes By - Herman Hupfeld Autumn Leaves - Joseph Kosma Basin Street Blues - Spencer Williams Beatrice - Sam Rivers Beautiful Love - Victor Young Bernies's Tune - Bernie Miller Bewitched - Richard Rodgers Black Narcissus - Joe Henderson Blame It On My Youth - Oscar Levant Blue Bossa - Kenny Dorham Blue Moon - Richard Rodgers Bluesette - Toots Thielemans Body And Soul - Johnny Green But Beautiful - Jimmy Van-Heusen But Not For Me - George Gershwin Bye Bye Blackbird - Ray Henderson Cantaloupe Island - Herbie Hancock Caravan - Duke Ellington Child Is Born, A - Thad Jones Cry Me A River - Arthur Hamilton Darn That Dream - Jimmy Van-Heusen Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini Don't Blame Me - Jimmy McHugh Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Duke Ellington East Of The Sun - Brooks Bowman Embraceable You - George Gershwin Fly Me To The Moon - Bart Howard Foggy Day, A - George Gershwin Footprints - Wayne Shorter Four - Miles Davis Girl From Ipanema, The - Antonio-Carlos Jobim Gone With The Wind - Allie Wrubel Groovin' High - Dizzy Gillespie Have You Met Miss Jones? - Richard Rodgers Here's That Rainy Day - Jimmy Van-Heusen How High The Moon - Morgan Lewis How Insensitive - Antonio-Carlos Jobim I Fall In Love Too Easily - Jule Styne I Love You - Cole Porter I Thought About You - Jimmy Van-Heusen I've Got The World On A String - Harold Arlen I've Got You Under My Skin - Cole Porter I've Never Been in Love Before - Frank Loesser If I Were A Bell - Frank Loesser Imagination - Jimmy Van-Heusen In Walked Bud - Thelonious Monk Just Friends - John Klenner Just One Of Those Things - Cole Porter Lady Bird - Tadd Dameron Lady is a Tramp, The - Richard Rodgers Laura - David Raskin Like Someone In Love - Jimmy Van-Heusen Lullaby Of Birdland - George Shearing Manha De Carnaval (Black Orpheus) - Luiz Bonfa Misty - Erroll Garner Mr. P.C. - John Coltrane My Favorite Things - Richard Rodgers My Foolish Heart - Victor Young My Funny Valentine - Richard Rodgers My One And Only Love - Wood-Mellin My Romance - Richard Rodgers Nature Boy - Eden Ahbez Night And Day - Cole Porter Night In Tunisia, A - Dizzy Gillespie Nostalgia In Times Square - Charles Mingus On Green Dolphin Street - Bronislau Kaper On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Jimmy McHugh Once In A While - Michael Edwards Out Of Nowhere - Johnny Green Polkadots And Moonbeams - Jimmy Van-Heusen Satin Doll - Strayhorn-Ellington Shadow Of Your Smile, The - Johnny Mandel Skylark - Hoagy Carmichael Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise - Sigmund Romberg Someday My Prince Will Come - Frank Churchill Stella By Starlight - Victor Young Summertime - George Gershwin Take Five - Paul Desmond Take The A Train - Billy Strayhorn There Will Never Be Another You - Harry Warren These Foolish Things - Strachey-Link Time Remembered - Bill Evans Way You Look Tonight, The - Jerome Kern Weaver Of Dreams, A - Victor Young What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? - Michel Legrand What Is This Thing Called Love - Cole Porter When I Fall In Love - Victor Young Witchcraft - Cy Coleman .
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