(Vocal Piano). Arguably the best female jazz singer ever; no one could out-swing or out-scat "The First Lady of Song." This fine book features authentic transcriptions in the original keys of 25 Fitzgerald classics in voice with piano accompaniment format: Black Coffee * But Not for Me * Cheek to Cheek * Easy to Love (Youd Be So Easy to Love) * Embraceable You * Evry Time We Say Goodbye * How Long Has This Been Going On? * I Got It Bad and That Aint Good * Im Beginning to See the Light * Im Putting All My Eggs in One Basket * Ive Got My Love to Keep Me Warm * Youll Have to Swing It * Ill Wind (Youre Blowin Me No Good) * It Dont Mean a Thing (If It Aint Got That Swing) * Just One of Those Things * The Lady Is a Tramp * Lets Call the Whole Thing Off * Lullaby of Birdland * Midnight Sun * Misty * Oh; Lady Be Good! * Satin Doll * Stompin at the Savoy * Take the "A" Train * A-Tisket; A-Tasket. Includes a biography and discography. A must for every jazz singers library!
#1938860 in eBooks 2013-10-18 2013-10-18File Name: B00G24VSKY
Review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. So many inconsistencies make this a difficult book to read with a childBy Diana H. MaineI received ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE published by Speedy Publishing in exchange for an honest review. This is an E-Book; published in 2014.My thoughts:I donrsquo;t enjoy the E-Book format when working with/reading with younger children. The E Reader; itself; is a distraction and I donrsquo;t feel a completeness or wholeness with this format. Part of the reading experience with younger readers is the anticipation of turning the page; the orderly progression of pages. I feel adrift with an E-Book.What age group/grade level is this title aimed at? The pictures (which are stunning) led me to assume it was a lsquo;picture bookrsquo; aimed (generally) at a preschool through 1st grade audience. Yet the vocabulary doesnrsquo;t fit with these groupings. And if it is aimed at a higher grouping (say 2nd through 5th grades); then the format doesnrsquo;t fit - too many pictures; no captions or descriptions; no access points such as Table of Contents; Index; Notes or Maps or bibliography.Vocabulary words that I found hard to understand (looking at the words from a childrsquo;s point of view) are: good-paying (What does that mean to a child?); vertical columns; horizontal girder beams and diagonal beams - all used in the same sentence (Irsquo;m dizzy!); ensures integrity (What does that mean?); landmark; staggering; triple-digit; expression of notification; required adherence.These are poor vocabulary choices for young children; especially in a non-fiction book format.The pictures of machinery and construction sites were very clear; crisp and interesting. But where are the captions?There are many construction fact pages; but no maps or pictures used to illustrate these lsquo;factsrsquo;.ex. ldquo;20;000 workers helped build the Taj Mahalrdquo; in Agra; India. Show me a picture; please; and a map. The same with the Pentagon (picture?); the Chrysler Building (picture?); Petronas Towers (picture?) I need a map. Where is Lumpur; Malaysia; again?So many inconsistencies make this an extremely difficult book to read with a child or use with a student at school. I cannot give this E-Book a high recommendation.