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Telly Addicts: Piano Chords/Lyrics

As performed by George Fenton

Item: 35-DS00184961

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 2
SKU: 35-DS00184961

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About the Artist: George Fenton

George Fenton is a British composer whose work in film and television has shaped the sound of contemporary media for decades. His gift for creating memorable, emotionally direct themes has made him a fixture in Emmy-winning productions, and his scores demonstrate how orchestral writing can serve narrative without sacrificing musical integrity.

Why we love this

This is instantly recognizable material that audiences connect with immediately, making it energizing to perform in any setting. The compact two-page format delivers maximum impact without demanding extensive rehearsal time, perfect for concert encores or special event programming.

What to expect

Charming and buoyant, with the kind of melodic warmth that makes listeners smile. There's a lightness here that never slides into triteness; the orchestration feels intelligent and carefully considered.

Who it's for

Ensembles seeking accessible, high-recognition material suitable for pops concerts, community performances, or broadcast work. Intermediate to advanced groups will find it straightforward to prepare while remaining genuinely musical.

How to get the most out of it

  • Treat the theme as a conversation between sections rather than a march. The melodic content deserves clear phrasing and intentional breathing between phrases.
  • Balance clarity in the accompaniment so the main theme sits forward without drowning out supporting voices.
  • Maintain a sense of playfulness in the articulation; this material thrives when delivered with personality rather than mechanical precision.

How to use it

Include this as a palate cleanser between heavier works, or frame it as a fun closer that leaves audiences in good spirits. It also works well in themed programs exploring music from screen and stage.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing melody and accompaniment within ensemble textures
  • Sustaining consistent phrasing across linked musical ideas
  • Reading and executing articulation patterns that define character

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