One: Piano/Vocal/Chords
One: Piano/Vocal/Chords
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One: Piano/Vocal/Chords

Over 40 Pop Music Favorites

By various artists and composers

Item: 00-PS-0015865
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Description
This enormous collection of over 40 songs highlights the biggest hits from the start of the 1990s. Piano accompaniment, vocal melodies, lyrics, and guitar chord diagrams are included. Titles: All I Wanna Do (Sheryl Crow) * All the Pretty Little Ponies (Kenny Loggins) * Because You Loved Me (Theme from Up Close and Personal) (Celine Dion) * Better Days (Bruce Springsteen) * Bitter Sweet Symphony (The Verve) * Blame It on the Rain (Milli Vanilli) * A Change Would Do You Good (Sheryl Crow) * Coming Out of the Dark (Gloria Estefan) * Copperline (James Taylor) * The Dance (Garth Brooks) * Every Road Leads Back to You (Bette Midler) * (Everything I Do) I Do It for You (Bryan Adams) * Feels Like Home (Randy Newman) * Go Rest High on That Mountain (Vince Gill) * Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) (C+C Music Factory) * How Can We Be Lovers? (Michael Bolton) * How Do I Live? (LeAnn Rimes) * Human Touch (Bruce Springsteen) * I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (from Armageddon) (Aerosmith) * I Have Nothing (Whitney Houston) * I Love to See You Smile (Randy Newman) * I Swear (John Michael Montgomery) * I Turn to You (Christina Aguilera) * If I Could Turn Back Time (Cher) * If It Makes You Happy (Sheryl Crow) * If You Asked Me To (Celine Dion) * I'll Stand by You (The Pretenders) * I'm Too Sexy (Right Said Fred) * Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me (Faith Hill and Tim McGraw) * Leaving Las Vegas (Sheryl Crow) * Live for Loving You (Gloria Estefan) * Love Can Move Mountains (Celine Dion) * Love Will Lead You Back (Taylor Dayne) * Maria Maria (Carlos Santana) * My Favorite Mistake (Sheryl Crow) * One (Creed) * Reach (Gloria Estefan) * Streets of Philadelphia (Bruce Springsteen) * Time, Love and Tenderness (Michael Bolton) * Torn (Creed) * Un-Break My Heart (Toni Braxton) * When I See You Smile (Bad English) * When the Night Comes (Bryan Adams) * You've Got a Friend in Me (from Toy Story) (Randy Newman).

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Series: Greatest Hits
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 264
SKU: 00-PS-0015865

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Why we love this

This collection captures the soundtrack of a generation with accessible arrangements that work equally well for voice students building performance repertoire, pianists developing their pop music literacy, and guitarists learning contemporary song structures. The variety of artists and styles means you'll find material that resonates across different student interests and vocal ranges.

What to expect

This collection captures the 1990s in all its melodic earnestness, from power ballads drenched in production ambition to upbeat pop songs built on infectious hooks. You'll move between intimate, vulnerability-forward vocals and confident, radio-friendly confidence, with arrangements that sit comfortably under the hand and don't demand unnecessary technical heroics.

Who it's for

Voice students preparing contemporary repertoire for recitals or juries, pianists building their pop accompaniment skills, and guitarists learning songs from a culturally significant decade. It works equally well for private studio instruction and for singers seeking familiar material that connects with audiences.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the guitar chord diagrams if you're accompanying singers or performing on piano; these voicings often define the harmonic color of 1990s production aesthetics and inform how you voice the piano part.
  • Balance the vocal line clearly against the piano accompaniment, especially in ballads where sparse arrangements can expose rhythmic or intonation inconsistencies.
  • Study the lyrics alongside the melody to understand phrasing choices; many of these songs prioritize emotional delivery over strict rhythmic regularity.
  • Use the chord diagrams as a springboard for learning different voicing options rather than treating them as prescriptive; this builds your understanding of how the same harmonic progression can sound different across instruments.

How to use it

Pull individual songs for student recitals or build a thematic concert around a single artist represented in the collection. The range of vocal styles and difficulty levels makes it useful for matching material to students at different levels within the same studio or ensemble.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading lead sheet notation with guitar chords and vocal melody
  • Accompanying singers with stylistically appropriate piano voicings
  • Understanding contemporary pop song forms and harmonic progressions
  • Interpreting lyrics for expressive phrasing and emotional communication
  • Transferring chord diagrams between instruments (piano, guitar, voice)

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