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Weber, Invitation To The Waltz Piano

Weber, C.M Invitation To The Waltz 2-pt/Pf

Johann Strauss II: Carnival Nights (Emperor Waltz)

Arranged for Two Voices and Piano by Henry Geehl. Words by Doris Rowley.

Johann Strauss II: Spring's Return (2-Part)

An arrangement on the popular Strauss piece Wein, Weib und Gesang, Spring's Return is for 2-part voices (SA) with Piano accompaniment, as arranged by Henry Geehl with words by Kay Foster.

Johann Strauss II: Gentle Breezes, Softly Blow

Arranged by Henry Geehl for SA chorus and piano accompaniment. Words by Kay Foster.

Johann Strauss II: Cheer Up Cheer Up

Arranged for 2 Voices and Piano, to a tune from Die Fledermaus, by Henry Geehl. Words by Kay Foster.

Johann Strauss II/Josef Strauss: The Polka (SSA)

Arranged for Vocal Trio and Piano by Henry Geehl.

Johann Strauss II: Tritsch Tratsch Polka (Piano Duet)

Arranged for Piano Duet by Henry Geehl.

Johann Strauss II/Josef Strauss: Pizzicato Polka (Piano Duet)

This arrangement for Piano Duet depends upon the most delicate of staccato to reproduce the pizzicato effect, so it is both a delightful piece and superb practice for the intermediate pianist.Johann Strauss wrote the Pizzicato Polka, scored for String Orchestra with glockenspiel, with his brother Josef for a trip to St Petersburg. On the evening the novelty piece was introduced, such was the crowd’s enthusiasm that it was performed nine times. Similar scenes followed wherever the work was performed and it became one of the pair’s most popular works.

Johann Strauss II: Cheer Up Cheer Up (SATB/Piano)

Version for SATB Choir and Piano. Tune taken from Die Flederamaus by Henry Geehl and set to the words of Kay Foster.

Johann Strauss II: Break O' Day (2-Part/Piano)

A setting of words by Kay Foster, set to music from Die Fledermaus. Arranged for Two-Part Voices and Piano by Henry Geehl.

Johann Strauss II: On The Blue Danube (SSA/Piano)

Three-Part Song for Female Voices arranged by Henry Geehl. Words by Eric Haydon.

Jacques Offenbach: Gendarmes (TTBB)

Offenbach was a French composer of German origin and was, with Johann Strauss (ii), one of the two composers of outstanding significance in popular music of the 19th century. His 'Gendarmes' is written for TTBB.