Something to sing about
Subtitle: according to Oscar Brand
Contributors: Nassau, Paul
Publisher: Leonard Corporation, Hal
Published: 2013
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
ISBN-13: 9781480366589
Subjects: Popular music; Humorous songs; Musicals; Excerpts; Vocal scores with piano; Christmas music
Work titles: Songs
Notes: Principally unaccompanied melodies, with lyrics and chord symbols; in part for voice and piano, with chord symbols.

Words and music by Oscar Brand; selections from the musicals, The education of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N and Joyful noise, written with Paul Nassau.

Includes biographical note.

"Canada, American politics, Christmas, cats & dogs, sports cars, skiers, doctors, Vietnam, love, ecology..."--Cover.

Staff notation.
Table of contents: title: Something to sing about (Canadian version); title: Something to sing about (American version); title: A guy is a guy; title: When I first came to this land; title: Shows and American history. When will I learn ; All American ; Loving you ; Love will come (from The education of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N); title: Joyful noise ; Longtime traveling ( from A joyful noise); title: When you meet her ; My two hands ; I'm afraid to go alone (from Thunder Bay); title: Comes the right man ; Charisma ; Mr. Might've Been (from How to steal an election); title: Sing America sing; title: Song of the Presidents; title: Revolutionary alphabet; title: The American dreamer.  Touch the earth; title: First he told me; title: Remember the horse; title: A very nice country; title: There were no yellow ribbons for us; title: The leaves turn to paper; title: Commentary, mostly humorous. Itazuke Tower; title: Appendectomy-country style; title: Cat rap; title: Good old dog; title: What'll we do with the baby-o; title: Stretch pants lament; title: Skier's daydream; title: My old man's a sailor; title: Roll your leg over; title: Violins play along; title: The Christmas season. Mary had a cousin; title: Who knows the color of God; title: Wake up, Brother John; title: Burgundian carol; title: Here it comes; title: A really remarkable star; title: Turn to me.