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Scissor Sisters: Ta-Dah: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

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Scissor Sisters: Ta-Dah: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

Scissor Sisters: Ta-Dah: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Book

Scissor Sisters

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Alfred is pleased to release the album-matching folio for the Scissor Sisters' 2006 release Ta-Dah. This NY-based band, formed in 2003, has gained attention both in the U.S. and in the U.K. for their unique blend of rock, pop, and dance music. Ta-Da is their second record, which reached the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Top Electronic Albums Chart (2006). This book provides lyrics along with arrangements for all the songs on the record.

Titles are: I Don't Feel Like Dancin' * She's My Man * I Can't Decide * Lights * Land of a Thousand Words * Intermission * Kiss You off * Ooh * Paul McCartney * Other Side * Might Tell You Tonight * Everybody Wants the Same Thing.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
ISBN10: 0-571-52763-9
ISBN13: 978-0-571-52763-2
SKU: 00-0571527639

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About the Artist: Scissor Sisters

Scissor Sisters formed in New York City in 2003, blending dance, electronic, and rock influences into a sound that caught fire on both sides of the Atlantic. The band's theatrical approach and infectious energy helped define mid-2000s pop culture, with Ta-Dah (2006) establishing them as major artists capable of crafting both radio-friendly hits and deeper album cuts.

Why we love this

This folio captures a genuinely fun and stylistically diverse album at a moment when alternative pop was genuinely exciting. The variety across 12 tracks gives pianists, singers, and guitarists real choices in repertoire, from the propulsive "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'" to the quirkier "Paul McCartney," making it easy to find something that matches your ensemble's energy and interests.

What to expect

Playful, energetic, and unafraid to mix genres. These songs move between synth-pop sparkle, rock swagger, and dance-floor vitality, all wrapped in lyrics that range from cheeky to poignant. There's a party happening here, but one with personality and wit.

Who it's for

Contemporary music singers and multi-instrumentalists who want repertoire that feels current and engaging without requiring a full band setup. Pianists will find accessible arrangements that capture the album's production, while guitarists and singers can work through the folio as soloists or in small ensembles.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the synth-driven production on these tracks; whether you're playing piano or guitar, lean into electronic textures and don't shy away from synthesizer sounds that might feel outside traditional pop-song territory.
  • The rhythm section carries much of the dance and rock DNA here. Lock the groove early, especially on tracks with prominent electronic percussion, so the melodic lines sit confidently on top.
  • Singers should embrace the theatrical delivery; Scissor Sisters' vocal style includes attitude and character work that goes beyond hitting notes. Let personality into your phrasing.

How to use it

Use this as a showcase for students exploring contemporary pop and rock beyond the standard repertoire. A solo recital featuring 2-3 tracks (perhaps "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'" paired with something more introspective like "Lights") signals to audiences that your program is adventurous and current.

Skills your students will build

  • Interpreting synth-based arrangements on traditional instruments
  • Blending rock, pop, and dance rhythmic feels
  • Reading piano/vocal/guitar layouts
  • Stylistic singing in contemporary pop contexts
  • Managing tempo and groove in electronic-influenced material

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