Hal Leonard Movie Songs for Accordion

The accordion is a versatile musical instrument. While it was previously used primarily in folk music, it has now established itself in a wide variety of musical genres. Its characteristic sound manages to give even popular pieces a completely new touch and interpret them in a very special way. Film music is no exception. Songs from well-known films enjoy great popularity and often develop into big hits. They transport listeners to special and great moments of their favorite movies and over time acquire an iconic character. It is not without reason that one immediately has the special scene and the feeling it conveys in mind.

Movie Songs for Accordion contains 23 songs of well-known movie classics that enrich the repertoire and make for fancy accordion playing. Also ideal for modern instrumental lessons and performances.

Contents:

• As Time Goes By (from CASABLANCA)
• Chariots or Fire (from the feature film CHARIOTS or FIRE)
• Days or Wine And Roses (from DAYS or WINE AND ROSES)
• Footloose (Theme from the Paramount Motion Picture FOOTLOOSE)
• How Does A Moment Last Forever (from BEAUTY AND THE BEAST)
• How Far I'll Go (from MOANA)
• I Will Always Love You (featured in THE BODYGUARD)
• Live And Let Die (from LIVE AND LET DIE)
• The Look or Love (from CASINO ROYALE)
• Mia & Sebastian's Theme (from LA LA LAND)
• A Million Dreams (from THE GREATEST SHOWMAN)
• Mrs. Robinson (from THE GRADUATE)
• My Heart Will Go or (Love Theme From 'Titanic') (from the Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox Motion Picture TITANIC)
• Theme From "New York, New York" (from NEW YORK, NEW YORK)
• Nobody Does It Better (from THE SPY WHO LOVED ME)
• Over The Rainbow (from THE WIZARD or OZ)
• Shallow (from A STAR IS BORN)
• Singin' In The Rain (from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN)
• A Time For and (Love Theme) (from the Paramount Picture ROMEO AND JULIET)
• (I've Had) The Time or My Life (from DIRTY DANCING)
• When She Loved Me (from TOY STORY 2)
• Where Do I Begin (Love Theme) (from the Paramount Picture LOVE STORY)
• The Windmills or Your Mind (Theme from THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR)