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On the Street Where You Live (from "My Fair Lady") - Piano Solo: Piano Solo

40 Intermediate to Early Advanced Piano Arrangements

Arranged by Sharon Aaronson

Level: Intermediate / Early Advanced

Item: 00-PS-0017329

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This eclectic blend of 40 sophisticated piano arrangements is a must-have for every music lover's collection! By popular demand, all of the arrangements from Aaronson's Top 10 series are now together in this attractive library-quality edition featuring hits from Broadway, movies, jazz legends and the classics. Includes music from the world's best songwriters and composers such as Beethoven, Gershwin, Mancini, Pachelbel, Porter, Puccini, Sondheim, and more! Titles: Allegro (from Eine kleine Nachtmusik) * And All That Jazz * Anything Goes * As Time Goes By * Beauty and the Beast * Begin the Beguine * Blues in the Night (My Mama Done Tol' Me) * Camelot * Can You Feel the Love Tonight * Can You Read My Mind? * Pachelbel's Canon in D * Clair de lune * Cruella De Vil * A Day in the Life of a Fool * The Entertainer * Everything's Coming Up Roses * Fascinating Rhythm * Home * It Had to Be You * Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring * Lullaby of Broadway * The Man That Got Away * Marche funèbre * Moonlight Sonata (1st mvt.) * Nice Work If You Can Get It * Night and Day * O mio babbino caro * Ode to Joy * On the Street Where You Live * Over the Rainbow * The Pink Panther * Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini * Send in the Clowns * Someone to Watch Over Me * Summer Wind * Take Five * That's All * Theme from New York, New York * A Whole New World * The Wind Beneath My Wings. 132 pages. A Federation Festivals 2024-2028 selection.

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Series: Top 10 Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 132
SKU: 00-PS-0017329

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About the Composer: Frederick Loewe

Frederick Loewe (1901-1988) composed some of the most enduring melodies in musical theater history. His partnership with lyricist Alan Jay Lerner produced My Fair Lady, Camelot, and Gigi, works that remain central to the Broadway canon and continue to shape how audiences experience musical storytelling.

Loewe's gift for elegant melodic writing and his sophisticated harmonic language made his scores accessible to general audiences while offering musicians substantial material to interpret. His influence on contemporary musical theater composition remains profound, and his songs are standard repertoire for vocalists, pianists, and ensembles across all educational levels.

Why we love this

Sharon Aaronson's arrangements capture the theatrical warmth and harmonic richness of Loewe's melodies while making them genuinely pianistic and engaging to perform. The intermediate-to-early-advanced level strikes a realistic balance, requiring real interpretive maturity without demanding virtuosic technique that would overwhelm pianists still building their foundations.

What to expect

Stepping into a golden-age Broadway theater where melody reigns and sophistication comes naturally. Loewe's gift for singable, memorable lines translates beautifully to piano, and Aaronson's voicings add jazz-influenced color and harmonic depth that keeps the music fresh even after countless hearings.

Who it's for

Intermediate and early-advanced pianists who want to perform recognizable, beloved songs without overwhelming technical demands. This collection is ideal for recital pianists building repertoire, students preparing pieces for festival participation, or pianists in community settings seeking engaging material with immediate audience appeal.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody against accompanying figures so the song's theatrical character emerges clearly; resist the urge to play everything at equal volume
  • Pay close attention to Aaronson's harmonic voicings, which often suggest jazz influences and chromatic color; these details distinguish the arrangement from lead-sheet versions
  • Approach the tempo as a conversation, not a metronomic grid; Loewe's melodies breathe, and slight flexibility in phrasing will reveal the song's emotional arc

How to use it

This single arrangement works as a standalone recital piece or as part of a thematic program exploring Broadway's theatrical legacy. It pairs well with other Golden Age standards or with contemporary musical theater pieces, offering pianists a repertoire option that programs cleanly and connects with audiences of all ages.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing melody and accompaniment in a single-staff context
  • Interpreting jazz-influenced harmonic colors and chromatic voice leading
  • Phrasing lyrical material with theatrical expression and natural breath
  • Managing tempo flexibility while maintaining rhythmic clarity

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