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Robbie Williams: Escapology: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

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Robbie Williams: Escapology: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

Robbie Williams

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This is the matching folio to Robbie Williams' fifth studio album Escapology. Released only six weeks before the end of 2002, the album became the largest selling release that year. Titles are: How Peculiar * Feel * Something Beautiful * Monsoon * Sexed Up * Love Somebody * Revolution * Handsome Man * Come Undone * Me and My Monkey * Song 3 * Hot Fudge * Curse * Nan's Song.

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Publisher: IMP
ISBN10: 1-84328-338-7
ISBN13: 978-1-84328-338-6
UPC: 781843283386
SKU: 55-9809A

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About the Artist: Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams emerged as a dominant force in pop music during the 1990s and 2000s, first as a member of Take That before launching a massively successful solo career. His ability to craft infectious melodies, blend rock sensibility with pop accessibility, and connect emotionally with audiences made him one of the most commercially successful British artists of his era. For educators working with contemporary music, Williams' catalog offers sophisticated songwriting that bridges mainstream appeal with genuine musical substance.

Why we love this

Escapology captures Williams at a creative peak, delivering songs that work beautifully in reduced arrangements without losing their character. The collection spans from energetic rockers to introspective ballads, giving students real variety to sink their teeth into while staying engaged with material they actually recognize and respect.

What to expect

Escapology pulses with the confidence and sophistication of early-2000s pop at its best. The collection moves between introspective moments of vulnerability and moments of pure, unironic joy, creating an emotional landscape that keeps listeners and performers invested throughout.

Who it's for

Musicians working across piano, guitar, and voice who want contemporary material with real substance. This folio suits ensemble singers, pianist-accompanists, and guitar players looking for accessible yet musically rewarding arrangements of genuine hits.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the vocal phrasing on ballads like 'Something Beautiful' and 'Nan's Song'; these songs reward singers who understand the conversational quality of Williams' delivery rather than oversinging the melody.
  • The rhythm section patterns on uptempo tracks like 'Me and My Monkey' drive the groove; lock the feel early and resist the urge to rush the syncopation.
  • Guitar and keyboard voicings in this folio often color the emotional content as much as the vocal line does; ensure accompanists understand their harmonic role, not just the notes they're playing.
  • Experiment with the dynamic range across the album; moving from 'Sexed Up' into 'Come Undone' creates a dramatic arc that energizes an audience when sequenced thoughtfully.

How to use it

Build a contemporary pop concert around this album, or select individual songs to anchor a mixed repertoire program that bridges classical and pop worlds. The album's commercial success and critical recognition make it a smart choice for school concerts aimed at engaging broader audiences and showing students that contemporary music deserves the same musical attention as standards repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Interpreting contemporary vocal phrasing and emotional nuance
  • Understanding pop song structure and harmonic movement in commercial music
  • Coordinating piano, guitar, and vocal parts in ensemble settings
  • Navigating syncopated rhythms and groove-based accompaniment patterns
  • Balancing accessibility with musical authenticity in popular material

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