Hey Jude
Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney
Paul was inspired to pen this lyric to console John Lennon's son, Julian, but eventualLy decided to change the
name. At the time it was the longest 45rpm single ever released, clocking in at seven minutes 11 seconds!
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RAY CHARLES
Percy Mayfield was a prolific and masterful songwriter. He became Ray Charles' favourite songwriter in the 1960s,
and was eventually signed to the singer's own record label. This song was recorded by Ray Charles, and that
remains the definitive version.
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JAMES BROWN
This song was recorded in 1965 by James Brown, a towering influence on American soul music even now, nearly 50
years after he started his career. The song remains his calling card and was, alongside Papa's Got A Brand New Bag,
his first Top 10 Hit.
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ARETHA FRANKLIN
This Bacharach/David collaboration was a hit for both Dionne Warwick and Aretha
Franklin. Hal David felt the tempo was too fast and that, as a result, the song would not be a hit. Luckily however,
the public felt differently and Warwick charted at No.4 in 1967 and, in 1968, Franklin charted at No. 10.
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KVLIE MINOGUE
I Should Be So Lucky
Words & Music by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken & Pete Waterman
This was one of the biggest hits of the 180s, reaching No.1 in the UK, Japan, Germany, France and Australia, as
well as six other countries. It was composed in an hour, and recorded by Kylie in 40 minutes!
Hints & Tips: In the verse, notice how the songwriter is always pushing forwards (and upwards) harmonically. This
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GLORIA GAYNOR
I Will Survive
Words & Music by Dino Fekaris & Freddie Perren
This song reached No.1 in the US in 1978. Since then, it has often been considered (and used) as an anthem
representing female empowerment or 'girl power'. It has been covered by many artists and remains one of disco's
biggest hits.
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JURASSIC PARK
Being one of the most financially secure composers in history, John Williams had intended to retire by the early
1990s. His output certainly became progressively more sporadic, so this classic Williams score with bold brass,
dramatic strings and choir was a welcome addition to his oeuvre.
Hints & Tips: The music of this piece should be march-like, with the dotted notes played crisply and perfectly in
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'FROM THE NEW WORLD' SYMPHONY
Largo
Music by Antonin Dvorak
Dvorak is a composer whose music often shows influences of the Czech foLk music of his heritage. He moved to
America for three years to become Director of the NationaL Conservatory in New York. However, he was allowed
aLmost four months hoLiday from this post which gave him time to compose.
Hints & Tips: Try to hoLd onto the Left hand notes for their fuLL Length.
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PEER GVNT
Morning
Music by Edvard Grieg
Grieg studied at the Leipzig conservatoire and was aLready famous, having compLeted his piano concerto in 1868.
He tried unsuccessfuLLy to collaborate with others to create an opera, however, he did create a series of incidentaL
pieces for Henrik Ibsen's pLay Peer Gynt, which dates from 1875 and this is the most famous of them.
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SINEAD O'CONNOR
Nothing Compares 2 U
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Nothing Compares 2 U was written by Prince for The Family and included on their self-titled album of 1985.
However, it was not released as a single until O'Connor recorded the track five years later
and with it topped the charts worldwide.
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SYMPHONY No. 9
Ode To Joy
Music by Ludwig van Beethoven
This is the main theme from the last movement of Beethoven's final symphony, the ninth. However it took six
years to complete, being written between 1817 and 1823. The premier was given on May 7, 1824 in Vienna by
which time the composer was completely deaf.
Hints & Tips: This theme from the 'Choral' Symphony is best known to many as the EEC anthem. It needs to be
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WilHam Tell is the last opera that Rossini wrote before his early retirement at the age of only 37. It was premiered
in Paris on August 3, 1829. The lead tenor part is almost supernaturally difficult and extremely long (the opera,
given complete would last some five hours).
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LES MISERABLES
On My Own
Music by Claude-Michel Schonberg
Original Lyrics by Alain Boublil & Jean-Marc Natel
English Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer,Trevor Nunn & John Caird
The lovestruck Eponine sings of her unrequited love for Marius, the student revolutionary. Despite a warning,
Eponine returns to the Barricade, is wounded and dies in Marius' arms.
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BRITNEY SPEARS
Like ... Baby One More Time before it, the music video for Oops! ... I Did It Again was almost as popular as the song
itself. In it Britney shows her maturity by donning a skin tight red catsuit rather than the school uniform many
fans were accustomed to.
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STAR TREK (THE MOTION PICTURE)
Goldsmith, who died in 2004, was one of Hollywood's most diverse composers. He often made use of 'experimental'
effects, but was equally capable of turning out classic Hollywood fare such as this memorable theme from 1979.
Hints & Tips: There are many sets of triplets in this piece. Listen to a recording of the music to help you play
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