Tips for your song selection
From a seemingly infinite abundance of wonderful jazz standards, this list contains an essence of no less than 145 songs – there is something for every level.
With our many years of experience, we have selected the pieces that are best suited for workshop work.
I don’t have all the sheet music of the songs in my archieves. But I can get most of them and would also transfer them to a music notation program so we can transpose on the spot at the touch of a button if necessary. You may find as you work that a different key would suit you or the mood of the song better.
For that, I need to know early enough what songs you want to work on. Therefore: Send me your song selection / your sheet music by July 1 at the latest.
Of course, this only applies to the two songs you want to work on with coaches and band. For the sessions, bring what you have or write me what you need. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.
So once again, the lead sheets must be submitted beforehand. In recent years we have often lost precious time working with the band because many sheets were simply not usable.
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Eure Songauswahl
| Ute Merz: | 1. L.O.V.E. | 2. Frauen regier’n die Welt |
| Sabine Bach: | 1. Like Someone In Love | 2. Just One Of Those Things |
| Maria Aalto: | 1. My Foolish Heart | 2. Nuages |
| Anke Jansen: | 1. Lullaby Of Birdland | 2. Fever |
| Katrin Leprioz: | ||
| Ute Fischer-Kramps: | ||
| Andrea Knorn: | 1. Alfie | 2. No More Blues |
| Sibylle Reinberg: | ||
| Sonja Müller-Felkel: | ||
| Thomas Hering: | ||
| Anna-Maria Lange: | ||
| Eva-Maria Beck: | ||
| Cathrin Kahlweit: | ||
| Simon Vogt: | 1. Slap That Bass | 2. On The Sunny Side Of The Street |
| Bernhard Graßl: | ||
| Katerina Gein: |