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• Condition: Softcover songbook that shows age and handling. Interior pages have age toning and a few pencil performance notes near the opening exercise, but music notation and fingering marks remain crisp and fully legible.

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Musical material covers major and minor triads in root position and inversions, authentic cadences in all major and minor keys, arpeggios over two and three octaves, and diminished seventh chords in multiple positions.

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Back cover shows similar rubbing and faint marks. Interior pages display mild age toning but remain clean and unmarked, with music notation and lyrics crisp and fully legible. Stapled binding is secure and all pages are intact.

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The table of contents presents a varied collection of short recital pieces and studies, including titles such as Adieu, Andante Cantabile in G Major, Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Brahms), In the Eighteenth Century (Mozart), English Folk Dance, Valse in A Major (Beethoven), Valse No. 15 (Brahms), Turkish in the Straw, and many others.

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Goes the Weasel, Grandfather’s Clock, and many others. Part 2 To Bass Clef Reading covers treble and bass clefs together, chords on the bass staff, different chord positions, the pointer bass, new F chord position, D seventh chord, broken chords, use of the damper pedal, keyboard pointers, and review quizzes.

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I Should Care is a popular songfirst issued on sheet music here, a jazz standard with music by Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston, and lyrics by Sammy Cahn. It was published in 1944. It first appeared in the MGM musical filmThrill of a Romance (released May 23, 1945), starring Esther Williams and Van Johnson, with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra appearing in the movie.

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The lyrics were written by Kermit Goell (1915–1997) and the music composed by Mabel Wayne (a established composer known for earlier hits likeRamona andIt Happened in Monterey ). It features imagery of her in a white uniform, a rose she gave him that never dies, and hopes of reuniting at Charing Cross after the war.

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Minor edge tears appear here and there on the covers, but nothing severe. The tune is a charming waltz-style ballad that evokes early 20th-century innocence and romance.

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For sale is this 1942 first edition White Christmas sheet music by Irving Berlin.

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Condition: This Mid-20th Century First Edition Issue 1952 sheet music is complete with both covers still well attached and still most of the red on the covers present. Age foxing and toning are present, more on the back than elsewhere, but consistently across the interior pages as expected for this period’s pulp wood-based paper music.

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