The Standards Real Book - C Instrument Version (Spiral Bound)

The Standards Real Book - C Instrument Version (Spiral Bound)

• 550+ pages of world-famous Sher Music transcriptions
• Lyric and verses included for every tune, when they exist.
• Available in C, Bb and Eb versions.
• Spiral-bound, 574 pages.

The best tunes of George Gershwin, Rodgers & Hart, Harold Arlen, Duke Ellington, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Hoagy Carmichael, Johnny Mercer, Horace Silver, Dietz & Schwartz, Burt Bacharach, Leonard Bernstein, Cole Porter, Michel Legrand, Van Heusen & Cahn, Johnny Mandel, Henry Mancini, AlecWilder, Sigmund Romberg, Vincent Youmans, Harry Warren, Michael McDonald and many more!

Over 550 pages of world-famous Sher Music transcriptions, featuring the best jazz standards from legendary composers. This comprehensive collection includes lyrics and verses for every tune where available. Spiral-bound for easy use, and available in C, Bb, and Eb versions. Perfect for jazz musicians, don’t go to the gig without it! 

Reviews:

Singers! All of you should line up and kiss Chuck Sher's feet! For doing these genius fake books for us — I mean, a world without them is inconceivable.”
— Mark Murphy

The new Standards Real Book is really incredible! So many great songs, many of which one never sees printed. And like always in the books published by Sher Music Co., they are represented accurately.”
— Maria Schneider

Again you have done a beautiful job. I think the new book is terrific. I especially like the alternate chords.”
— Dave Frishberg

The Standards Real Book is a remarkable collection of great songs of the 20th Century. The editors deserve congratulations on this massive and entertaining volume of songs.”
— The Jazz Review

 It's great to have the standards and more, done legally, clearly and accurately. More cheers to Sher Music taking care of necessary business for musicians.”
— Dave Liebman

Sher Music's Real Book series just keeps on getting better and better. The Standards Real Book is the closest thing in print to The Great American Song Book.”
— Mark Levine