Little Night Music, A

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Vf
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp

Price: $19.99

Also available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #00313478

UPC code: 884088444631

See Table of Contents (13)

This completely new edition, created with Sondheim's approval, contains 13 newly edited and engraved songs based on the composer's piano/vocal manuscript sources. Includes: Now Later Soon Remember? You Must Meet My Wife Liaisons In Praise of Women Every Day a Little Death Night Waltz It Would Have Been Wonderful Send in the Clowns The Miller's Son The Glamorous Life.

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
EVERY DAY A LITTLE DEATH			SONDHEIM
GLAMOROUS LIFE, THE (FILM VERSION)			SONDHEIM
IN PRAISE OF WOMEN			SONDHEIM
IT WOULD HAVE BEEN WONDERFUL			SONDHEIM
LATER			SONDHEIM
LIAISONS			SONDHEIM
MILLER'S SON, THE			SONDHEIM
NIGHT WALTZ			SONDHEIM
NOW			SONDHEIM
REMEMBER			SONDHEIM
SEND IN THE CLOWNS			SONDHEIM
SOON			SONDHEIM
YOU MUST MEET MY WIFE			SONDHEIM

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