Richard Walters Bücher

(Vocal Collection). THE City Lights * AIN'T MISBEHAVIN': Keepin' Out of Mischief Now * AVENUE Special * THE BAKER'S Meadowlark * The Colors of My Life * BELLS ARE It's a Perfect Relationship * CHILDREN OF Children of Eden * CITY OF What You Don't Know About Women * THE COLOR Too Beautiful for Words * Thinking of Him, It's a Business * DIRTY ROTTEN Here I Am * And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going, I Am Changing * THE DROWSY Show Off * Freddy, My Love * GREY The Cake I Had * Good Morning Baltimore * THE LAST FIVE When You Come Home to Me, I Can Do Better than That * THE My Body * A LITTLE Live Out Loud * MAMMA MIA!: The Winner Takes It All * ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE Hurry! It's Lovely Up Here * THE PIRATE Woman * Without You * SONG AND Take That Look Off Your Face * SOPHISTICATED Hit Me with a Hot Note * MONTY PYTHON'S Find Your Grail * SPRING Mama Who Bore Me, The Dark I Know Well * SWEET If My Friends Could See Me Now, Where Am I Going * You'll Be in My Heart * THOROUGHL Y MODERN Not for the Life of Me * TICK, TICK...BOOM!: Come to Your Senses * Defying Gravity, For Good * It's an Art * Life Is

This newly researched edition of early Italian arias features the original contents of '24 Italian Songs and Arias of the Seventeeth and Eighteenth Centuries', plus four additional Parisotti editions

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