The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology - Volume 1: Baritone/Bass Book Only (Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology (Songbooks))

The Singer’s Musical Theatre Anthology Volume 1 – Baritone/Bass. * This bestselling sheet music collection is the definitive vocal selections book for baritone and bass singers performing in musical theatre. Edited by Richard Walters and trusted by professionals, this anthology presents each song in its authentic key with complete piano accompaniment and vocal lines, making it an ideal choice for performance, practice, or audition preparation. * * Classic and Contemporary Repertoire in One Volume. * Carefully curated to include both timeless Broadway favorites and standout selections from later shows, this songbook offers a wide range of character types and emotional expressions. Its versatility makes it perfect for music educators, vocal coaches, and students looking to build a robust repertoire. * * Ideal for Voice Lessons and Stage Preparation. * This volume is designed for intermediate to advanced vocalists. It provides performers with material that enhances vocal development, supports musical phrasing, and introduces dramatic interpretation through lyric and character. * * Songs Included. * Everybody Says Don't * River in the Rain * Camelot * C'est Moi * How to Handle a Woman * If Ever I Would Leave You * If I Loved You * Soliloquy * Ten Minutes Ago * Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful? * Marry Me a Little * Sorry-Grateful * Try to Remember * The Road You Didn't Take * When I Was a Lad * When You're Lying Awake * Were Thine That Special Face * Where Is the Life that Late I Led? * September Song * Lost in the Stars * Thousands of Miles * This Is the Life * Dulcinea * The Impossible Dream * The Man of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote) * Marian the Librarian * Lonely Room * Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' * Reviewing the Situation * They Call the Wind Maria * I Am the Very Model * I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' * I've Heard It All Before * Meditation I * Meditation II * Ol' Man River * Some Enchanted Evening * This Nearly Was Mine * Mack the Knife.