Alfie

By Bill Evans - Digital Sheet Music

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Scorings:	Instrumental Solo Solo
Instrument:	Piano
Pro Credit Eligible:	Yes
Interactive:	Yes
Pages:	8
Product #:	MN0042960

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Alfie – Piano Solo

Alfie digital sheet music. Contains printable sheet music plus an interactive, downloadable digital sheet music file.

Song:	Alfie
By:	Bill Evans
Instrument:	Piano
Scoring:	Instrumental Solo Solo
Original Published Key:	C Major
Product Type:		Musicnotes
Product #:	MN0042960
Price:	$5.99 Includes 1 print + interactive copy with lifetime access in our free apps. Each additional print is $4.99
Pages:	8
Average Rating:	Rated 4.5/5 based on 17 customer ratings
Top Review:	"there was j.s bach in 1730.then up jumped mr bill evans to put things straight, you cant ..." continued \| Read reviews
Appears On:	1960s

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By:	Bill Evans
Pages:	8
Form:	Song
Instrument:	Piano
Scorings:	Instrumental Solo Solo
Original Published Key:	C Major
Product Type:		Musicnotes
Product #:	MN0042960
Tempo:	Rubato / Straight 8ths
Metronome:	q = 66
Genres:	Jazz Cool Post-Bop

Song Details gives you detailed information about this song, Alfie

Composers:	Burt Bacharach Hal David
Lyricist:	Hal David
Date:	1966
Publisher:	Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Product Type:		Musicnotes
Product #:	MN0042960
From the Book:	The Artistry of Bill Evans

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there was j.s bach in 1730.then up jumped mr bill evans to put things straight, you cant go wrong with him. the rest are a bunch of wannabees, including myself. he was one of the greatest musical educators of modern times, simplicity coupled with uncomplicated yet beautiful harmonies, very rarely loosing the plot,keeping the fingering simple.

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This is a classic arrangement - really good to the ear, playable, and most enjoyable

MikeyB

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