Principally unaccompanied melodies, in part for voice and piano; with chord symbols The show songs in part written with Paul Nassau. Includes biographical note in English.
Contents:
Turn to me. Some to sing about (American version) -- A guy is a guy -- When I first came to this land -- The Christmas season. When will I learn : from The education of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N ; All American : from The education of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N ; Loving you : from The education of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N ; Love will come : from The education of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N ; Joyful noise : from A joyful noise ; Longtime traveling : from A joyful noise ; When you meet her : from Thunder Bay ; My two hands : from Thunder Bay ; I'm afraid to go alone : from Thunder Bay ; Comes the right man : from How to steal an election ; Charisma : from How to steal an election ; Mr. Might've Been : from How to steal an election ; Sing America sing ; Song of the Presidents ; Revolutionary alphabet -- The American dreamer. Touch the earth ; First he told me ; Remember the horse ; A very nice country ; There were no yellow ribbons for us ; The leaves turn to paper -- Commentary, mostly humorous. Itazuke Tower ; Appendectomy-country style ; Cat rap ; Good old dog ; What'll we do with the baby-o ; Stretch pants lament ; Skier's daydream ; My old man's a sailor ; Roll your leg over ; Violins play along -- The Christmas season. Mary had a cousin ; Who knows the color of God ; Wake up, Brother John ; Burgundian carol ; Here it comes ; A really remarkable star ; Turn to me.
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