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All Woman: Volume 4: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

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All Woman: Volume 4: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

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Complete piano, voice, and guitar arrangements. The accompanying CD gives complete backing tracks which match the arrangements in the book.

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Publisher: IMP
Page Count: 96
ISBN10: 1-85909-284-5
ISBN13: 978-1-85909-284-2
UPC: 654979040255
SKU: 55-3034A

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Why we love this

A complete vocal collection with full arrangements for piano and guitar gives singers genuine performance flexibility. The included backing tracks let soloists perform with professional-quality accompaniment, whether at a recital, audition, or ensemble rehearsal.

What to expect

A polished, singable collection written with the voice at the forefront. Piano and guitar arrangements support the melody without overshadowing it, creating space for expressive singing.

Who it's for

Solo singers preparing recital repertoire, vocalists building a working catalog for auditions, and choral directors seeking accessible vocal solos for concert programming. The dual accompaniment options make it useful across solo studio settings and ensemble contexts.

How to get the most out of it

  • Use the recorded accompaniment during solo practice to internalize the arrangement's harmonic language and phrasing before performing live with a pianist or guitarist.
  • Study the piano part even if you plan to perform with the CD; understanding the harmonic movement underneath your line strengthens musicality and interpretive choices.
  • Coordinate with your accompanist early to decide whether you'll use the written arrangement or adapt it to suit your voice type and range.

How to use it

Feature individual selections during vocal recitals or mixed concerts, drawing on the recorded accompaniment when live collaboration isn't available. These arrangements work equally well in intimate solo contexts and larger concert settings.

Skills your students will build

  • Interpreting vocal melody across different harmonic settings
  • Working with recorded accompaniments to develop independent musicality
  • Sight-reading piano/vocal scores and understanding harmonic support
  • Performing with flexible accompaniment options (live and recorded)

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