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Item number 1702515JE, 54 pages, $19.95
Bill Strayhorn was a classically-trained 23 year old pianist/composer from Dayton, Ohio who became the composer and arranger for Duke Ellington's big band in 1939. He continued with Ellington all the way up until his death in 1967 and is the one for whom Ellington wrote the 1966 touching epitaph entitled "...And His Mother Called Him Bill." His name is Billy Strayhorn and he is one of the most successful composers and arrangers of the 20th century.
This splendid folio celebrates the music of this American master with 19 original Strayhorn songs arranged for piano with vocals and optional guitar chords. A brief biography and discography on this amazing artist begins this thrilling collection.
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Sheet Music Format: Piano/Vocal/Guitar
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 Lyrics are included
 Difficulty 5 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 Chord symbols are included in this book.
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