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MANCINISONGBOOK

-eompau oI(us;c J ! . M .50. NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W.'_


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Contents

DEAR HEART 4CHARADE............................................... 6DREAMSVILLE 9MOON RIVER 1 2HOW SOON .............1 4MR. LUCKy ............................. 1 6MAN'S FAVOURITE SPORT 1 8(I LOVE YOU AND)

DON'T YOU FORGET IT 2 0SLOW HOT WIND 2 4MOSTLY FOR LOVERS 2 6PUNCH AND JUDY 2 8STRAIGHT TO BABY 33BYE BYE 3 6JOANNA 4 0TO MY LOVE 4 2SONG ABOUT LOVE 4 4

Entire contents Copyright @ 1965, Northridge Music, Inc.


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Dear HeartW ords byJ AY L IV ING S TON

& RAY EVA NSModerato

From the Warner Brothers Picture"DEAR HEART" Music byH EN RY MAN CIN Ia - - _ . . . :;;" . . . .I~ mp I ~ . . . I -,t .. ~ ~ . . . l L . . r

. . ~ III ,r . r . . 4Dear heart, wish yo u were here to warm11 - - j 1 I -,

(J ~i ~ . :J - r~~ ~+- ~~ ,..---. - - - - - - - . . . . .. . . . . . . . ~ ~

F Fmaj'7 F' 7 F

09 Om'7 C '7 C+ F Fmaj'711 ,j.f- this night. My dear heart,11 - I -,tJ ~d". P ~~ -~f'

~~ -r=::.- - - - --I I ~ . . . .

F' 7 F C '7 F

". . . . 4seems like a year since you've been out of my sight.rt - J I - : : - . : - - . . . ,. . r~~ ., ~i ~ . ~. p'_" t #:~ - -. . " - " ' " ~

F' 7 B~m6 F A '7 Dm11r . r . . . . . t ble for it's asin - gle room, a - one;- f1 __l:.tJ ! r r I I J " r v q r~p.E-_ _t,..---":" .......--:-----. . " " " " " " " ~ I ."19598

Copyright 1964 NORTHRIDGE MUSIC INC. & M. WITMARK & SONSSole selling agent LARRY SHAYNE MUSIC INC . 1619 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.Compass Music Ltd., 50, New Bond Street, London, W.l.

International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved Made in England}\ny arrangement or adaptatIon of thlS composition u'lthout tne consent of the, owner IS an infringement of copyright

The iJerfOf"mance of any parodied version and the use of the lyrics of this song With any other music is expressly prohibited


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509 o 7 C C\ m 7 + F Fmaj7

tJ lone Q all rightl I'llsome town But soon~ -I .t. q r ~it . . "it~- tI ~ ..-:z--.... I I I I 'I ~~ -::':.- r I

F7 F 09 o 7 C cI m 7 +, J 4kiss you hel - 10 at our front door, andII I I ~

I .,J "( Q ~i ~!: ~?f. p ~: ~ r '~*- ~. - -j . ~ ~ I I :4 iF F 7 F7 FI maJ

ItJ - _#dear heart I want you to know I'll leaveII - I I I =-r--t. r 'r~ ~ ~i ~:~~ ~~ ~. ~ ~ *

1.Fo C7II m m7. . .J ne - ver more.our arms -III .tJ ~: 1J -~- _. r U~ ULj- _- - ~

7t I " : ; t . - - ~ - - - - - -A

~G 7 C9 C9 F F o FII m m + / m ..,J -- -- more.II . . . . t:\

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Dear Heart - 2 19598


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6 Charade.Lyrics byJOHNNY MERCER

Title Song From The Stanley Donen ProductionA Universal Release Music byHENRY MANCINIModerate WaltzI" l t:

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" Pt ~ J J J J J JJ t i ~. ..-. . .\AI" l m . t, ) When we played I CHA - RADE We were likeur

'I - - - - . p . *' ~ - - - - - - - -I, It.. J J J J J J J J J Ji i t t t~. . .I . . 1 '1

" c; . . ~-:::--__--rJ-. . . Uchild - ren pos - mg Play - ing at games,fI-- - - - -- . . . . . . ,

I " J ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ I ,,~ JJ t t ~ t. . .I I

E7 (~5)Bm7 E7

(~5)Bm7 E7 (~5)Bm7 E+ Am~ .t.. 7 1 . -~ ~ . . ~-~ct - ing out names, Guess-ing the parts we played.I" l - - - - - -. . .' " I . J I1 ~ i l~ ~ _ J t u~ ~~ - - - ~~. .. .I I

19598 Copyright 1963 Southdale Music Corp. & Northern Music Corp.Compass Music Ltd. 50, New Bond Street, London, W.l.International Copyright Secured Made inEngland All Rights Reserved

Any alTangement or adaptation of this composition without the consent of the owner is an infringement of copyrightThe performance of an:y parodied version and the use of the lyrics of this song with any other music is expressly prohibited


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1Am F AmI> F Am~0 0e. I - - - - - - v os,what a hit we made We came on next to- - - - 12 ~.". - - - = - - - - - - - - -0\ . .< J ~I J J J o

II I I I -0 0

0 0 01------1 1-----1 I~I(~5)

8m7 E7(~5)

8m7 E7 (~~)8m7 E71\e. ?t _ - r io - - til, - - ~i.__ Best the lov - ersos - 109 on un -'1- - - - - - - -

t.J I I I- - - - ~ .> fa . --------,e-. ~~ - - - - - - - - ~ ~~0(~5)8m7 E+ E7 Am Dm7 07 cfI

00. . - - 4- ... ~o...,._____ ~o I Ilove left the mas - que - rade. Fate seemed to pull the=, . . ~ ~ - - - - -l - - - - ~ 0 . -e. -:r: ~~ ~~ 6"n /~- - . " . . . = - - - - - -- I . . . . . .

Am Dm 07 c Dm7 07fI0. . * ~ - . . . Istrings, I turned and you were gone. While __ from the

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8c Am D9 (~s)Bm7 E7fI

f. ~ . . ? J - ~ ? J - . . v_' U- - - - - -ark - ened wings the mu - sic box played on.I'l~ - - - - - - ~. .e :r I II

~~ ~19- .> ~. ~,. ~.,..:~ IAmI"l . . ---:---- u . .ad lit - tie se - re - nade Song of my heart's com-- - - - - ____:~'l .p o ~ - - - - - --t: J J J J J J J JJ t J J i J l i i~. .. .

E7 (~5)Bm7 E7(~5)Bm7 E7I" l

It - r J : . _ rJ . . . - r J " . . . . . rJ ..-- I hear it still I al-ways willos- 109I'l - - - - - - - -~If. . . .~ . . b I ~ ~{ :t i ~.,.. =:: ~,. ~.,...

( b s )Bm7 E+ E7 Am1 '1 1':\. . .If. - on the bill CHA- RADE.est

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"Pd"". (Juun"

Words byRAY EVANSandJAY LIVINGSTON

Piano

Refrain (slowly and erpressi rely)C j9 G 7

Dreamsville 9Music byHENRY MANCINI

C j 9 G 7fl ma T ma . m , ...._ ; I'm .~. Iin Dreams - vil le ; hold - ing Y O u ; Afl -> +-; - - I j~ ., ._ ; L 1 ~ : J ~ .- !~~ q~ : ~ - = = - - - = = =l' ~ ~ b - I - - - I T ' r6- ~ e-

C m9 F9 Dm7 Em7 A7h~ dream view, JustY weh r - - - - - . . I..~ = = = - - = = - r r - b~ r ~ f r r r - _ J ' 1 ( . ; " ~;< ~1 - 3 I - ~t

'1 r' ~ ! 7 . : D - 6 - :~. . I IDm7 G7(b9) G9 Cmaj9 Gm7fl .._ ; ~.'" ______.1 J two a - lone with love In Dreams - vilIe,_I


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10Cmaj 9 G 7 C 9 F9f1_ , m rm ,.

@ J ~Time is new; We're here to() I 1-- 1- - - - 1


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Gm6 Dm7 (~G)G7(b9) G7(oQI C IIIa i lj11

f) , I@) , . . . ft'" - ~ - - - . . .As we go ex - filar - ing hand In hand In Drra IIIn -~ r , \ ~ r ~ ~ " f q f ~~~ ~ . . . q ~ : . . . .-

I, ~ ~ 7 .T ' " ( q l - e -Cmaj s Gm7n . ,.@) ..________Dreams - v il l e.L, far a - way, And

rl /" - - . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - I I~.@) b ..

~~q~ : . . - -

< - - - - - : : = 3 : !~t /'" - . . . . I - - . r I " r-e-Cm9 F9 Ebm7 It'Dm7n , m .@) h-re love, Here we'llen , - - . . . . ., @) it orf ~ F c . rq r J ' .1 : q ' - - -< ~J I 3 J I 3 ,t ~r ' ~ $ ? : D~ . t o . .

D 7 D b 9

f2'Dm7 Db9 Crnaj Bmaj 9f) . .@) '-" '-" - - - - ,-.)Istay. Here we'll stay.

I'l ~- - - - - -@. q l 1 t f 1= q . . , pp< rit. r . - . .I :1 I - - #:t

I P I r I r . $ D . . ~ -r 19598


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12 AS SUNG IN THE PARAMOUNT PICTURE ((BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S"Moon RiverWords byJO HN NY MER CER

SlowlyCm t

Music byH EN RY MA NC IN I

fl,)

Moon Riv - er , wid er than afl - - - : : : : - - . . .,J pP mp-

4t ~- ~ ~ .______./

Cm : t Am0 0

C~

F0 0 c0 0 Bm7-5m 1 E7fm.If} mile: t: in' you in style . . vo_____ v Oldross - some day.1\.---- - - - - - -,). . . I . . ""0_ - " " -.1 .....___/ -+ *_ - - -m

~C7t m F0 0\.

f} o~o .g.0 _ ..I\. dream - rnak - er, you heart - break - er, wher -...--.,) -6'- 0 --- i+r ~ r , - - _ R r qr~fJ dim. poco a poco I II :-. - - - - - - \ t t r I ' r : I \ , r -- -r i19598

Copyri!5ht MCMLX) by Famous Music Corporation, 1619 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.Compass Music Ltd., 50. New Bond Street, London, W.1.

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II' c 130 0 ~~ff to see the world. T:':rp'~-mp *.....__ *-_

Am~drift - ers,

1\

tJ t o V' '-' : tuch a lot of world see. We're -1\- -,J * V' '-' t . -f_ , .- P I:._ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . " . . *~ i __./' *_ - -

~-~ ~-*--------C Bm7-5m ! 0 0 AmM

Am7

MAm6

~1 1 ' 7

0 0c

0 0\,J er the same rain - bow's end ~ait - in' 'round thefl -I 1-,)f r r r . r - -f mpJ 1 I

t t . . '- ~'-' . q*- _* . ._....--cm ! cM ----m~ DmW iltJ *. r "!'. v.bend, my Huck-Ie - ber - ry friend, Moon Riv - erf1

~ tJ * 4 v_P{ *_ __ . ._....-- *_____ * : ; . 1 * ~ . . ._ _ _ . .

07fm - - - -:t=-.-:::C----------------,12. II ' Em Dm7 Ctm m : t ~ M W ll .tJ ~v

and4:'_ * 4"-- .41\ me. me. -t tJ ~v 4: _4 t~r " ! ! ! : . .r, . . . . . . . . . , raIl. '..;.It .- pp - - - - - ~. - ~ . . * . . . ~.Moon Rlver-2 19598


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Ho"W SoonTheme from the Richard Boone T V Show

Lyric byAL STILLMANA. S. C.A. P.

Music byHENRY MANCINIA. s.C. A. P.

F(suspB~)

SOON flame of love canOW the

Om(Fbass) C7(Fbass)

die. -+ SOONOW good - night be - comes good

F Cm(Ebbass) D7

goneou're now +-

Om Om(Pbass) Cm(Ebbass)

and 'ry- thing seemsn now __ ~_ ev out of

19598 1963, 1964 SOUTHDALE MUSIC CORP.Sole selling agent LARRY SHAYNE MUSIC INC., 1619 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.Compass Music Ltd., 50, New Bond Street, London, w.I.

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C7 F

Om(Fbas~:!!:

C7(Fbass)

make an - othnd loveeart ~r ..can

Am7(~5) D7~ - - - - - -. Omdaytart. -----------~r

F Bm7(~5) Om7 C7

who tritard)can say HOW~

stay

1 2 .G~maj7

Fmaj71':\

1.F Om C7 ,SOON.

How Soon-2

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16 M r . Lucky Music byHENRY MANCINIWords byJAY LIVINGSTONand RAY EVANSModeratoPiano

f J ~ .J -J _ I j_ -:---I

@) mf I -u- - ., ~:ill p'~J t - - 1I .~ - 1*

Refrain (con moto)fl ~. D9 -- Dm7 G9----, _ _ Luck - y1 - - - - - - - - : . . - - - I

C 7 F7(6) B~ j 9 Am7fl ~ rn rna

@ .J ' - ' _ _r;./ V" ~ __ 4I- ~ten 41-. . . . .

girl, luck - y guy. you take my hand orfl ~ - - - -

,@ ~fr - rL .LL V" -e- 4- D " . . . . . . --e- r TV J f ~I ~'-' I - - - ~u T- -

D9(~5) D9 Brn7 Cm7 Am7fl ~ I 'I@ .J . . 'I . . ~~ t~ U _ . _touch my cheek I know Jin on a 1 e - lIne luck - yfI .u - I : : : : - ,1 -

.@, . ~ v r LI . . . . . . r t D r . . r -#- r &-": #-~ 1 I I- - - - - . . - - n - I :r - . J - I I - : J . I I '~T

19598 Copyrill'ht 1959 (unpubJ & 1960 by Southdale Music Corp.Compass Music Ltd., 50, New Bond Street, London, W.t .International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved Made in England

An:y arrangement or adaptation of thi .s comnosinon wtthout th.e consent o{ the omer 1$ an infringement ot" copyrightTh performance of any parodied version and the use of the l)'rICS of this son~ WIth an) ' o ther music i s expressl~ prohibi ted


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11Dm7 G9 D9 DrtJ.7fl u -- ,.

@) ~ I ~streak. A luck - y rain - bow lights the skyfl u -----:- I I I : : : : : : : : - . - I 1- - - -I @) q# - - f - - - 'lI' ___ -I f q '~I - - - - . . . . 1 -e- ~, . . . . I I 1 "U"'1 ut. '---'" ~____ u V" "6- 6- D _ T

When we kiss, when we sigh. H~: They- Sh e : They11 u - - . . . . . . =: ~ '1 i ~ - -I @) ~ f r rf_ ~' V. #f: D r-e-< '----" ~ J ~t .- ~~ -I .... - - - 1 5 I

G9 Cm7 F7(6) Bbmaj 7 E+

D9 Bm7 Eb7 Am7_fj U 1 It.J .. . 1 Isay I'm luck - y, mis - ter luck - y guy and you're thesay you're luck - y , mis - ter luck- y guy but dar - lingr) U - - 1 1 I 1 = - - - l I 1 I -, @) D r . . v i . , '~ i r I" 1 I ~< r.: 1 . . 1 = = = r i l Jf :Cot ,b . . . . .

I '~2.G-'1 U .

@ ) why. They call why. --ea - son liS::;0 am 1. 1. ~~l.~ J -@ ) ~ ~ r - - -/ I r nzlt. :--dim -~-:i- - - - = = " " " I - - . . . . . . . ->: .>:. . I I I

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18 Man's Favourite SportLyrics byJOHNNY MERCER Music byHENRY MANCINI

BouncyfI I I~ - - - ,--_ - - I 1~

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I I I

Bdim Cm7 F7 Cm7 F7fli '- Some men are gooa at hunt-ing quail. Some like to s'aH, while oth-;rs like tomen like swimming in the sea. Some wa - ter ski, while oth-ers like tomen wear un at - tract-ive shorts A-round the courts, or traipsing through thefI I - - I -...J Q ~ u - c r r ~ J r ~U:-~r~r r I~U:UI ~ r rl. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bb Cm7 F7 Bb Cm7 F7 Bb

box. Some men pre-fer to surf, still oth - ers like the turf, Andfence. De - vel- o-ping phy-sique, some climb a moun-tain peak, Andlinks. Some think a game is nice called curl- ing on the ice, Or

Om7 C7 F7 Bdim Cm7 F7f l . I ,tJ ..... f ~..

lose a lot _ of mon - ey on the jocks. Some men say ju - do is theirrough it in _those lit - tle can-vas tents. To some, a par - a-chute's theev - enmumble-ty peg or tid-dle - winks. Some like the sports of yes - ter-" I - - I - - - - ~ r~ . . Ii" ~ . . . t L . . . . . rU I " 1


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f\ I m7 E9, 5

~ dish, While oth-ers fish where ~oun-tain ~a - ter swirls. But let athing; He pulls a string as down to earth he hurls. But let aday, And ev - en play the an-cient game of scurls. IBu~1\ L - . ~.J fU~1!fl r r ~ u - - - u - - r ~ . ~ j~ll ;T ' ~;. r - - - t J - : : > . . . . 1 ~ 1 ~

C Fll Bbmaj7 19

E b o C 7 F7 F+ Bbf\ I m m.J ap - pear, he'll pur - sue ~ A~d~r:n his fingers curls.irl her;_ through herdoll ap - pear, he'll pur - sue her,_ And run his fingers through her curls. _maid ap - pear, they'll pur - sue her, And run their fing - ers through her curls.f\ I. -1 -~~ 'f'. trtr I ~ If ~I ~ 1 ~ ~ r 7 o H '" ~r~f ~Ii~IHr q - - - - -1 - - . 1 . . . . . . - - - - - - .

I ~ I f. 1 to I ~ r f. r f. I ~I ~ rf.r~ . . . .07 Cm7r. I. ,

~ L J And that's the it' b I since the world _ . The f r.way 1 seen be - gan, av-rite sport ofJ I I I i' I~. . ~. . . [ r~ ~r ,I fi r ~("J-U~r ~q'u=trr 1,"iTTi::>l' l.I.::>:I f. I f. I t- - I t- - r ~ r ~

F711,2.Bb cb 1 3 .Bdim Bb Cm7 I'llf\ I. :

.J man is girls! I 2) Some girls!, I 1 3) Some 1 ~ - - - -- . . I >---..._ It\'" >-.._~ - r cr~t.Ji r u (J ~.7tf?f " " - " 7 t f ~ 1 1Q- -===

L ~ .~ L .; L I J 1 . . ._ . - - . . . ~ r--o : : >:. . . . I I ~I 1 'I I I 1 - I I 1 tChorus (4)

Additional ChorusesChorus (5)

One man is good at shooting skeet.Another's treatIs maybe throwing darts.Some men go in for squash,Some others, klabiosh,Still others love a lively game of hearts.Some men put on an aqualung,And swim amongThe barnacles and pearls.But let a chick appear,They'll pursue her,And run their fingers through her curls.And that's the way it's beenSince the world began,The favorite sport of man is girls!

Man's Favorite Sport - 2

Some like the arrow and the bow,While others throwA discus down the greenStill others like to bowl,Or shooting for a hole.Especially the one they call nineteen.Some men go gliding through the sky,Or even tryTo capture flying squirrels.But let a lass appear,They'll pursue her,And run their fingers through her curls.And that's the way it's beenSince the world began,The favorite sport of man is girlsl 19598


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Lyric byAL STILLMAN

Liuely Latin style

I Love You andDon't You Forget It Music by

HENRY MANCINII 1 '1 .I f - -I -t . . ~ -,j __ -,; 1 t ~ >- . . .v~ mf if~ , . _ , >- --: ...__.- - >- I -,j

v

Ga__jf_

. . - . .1. I love you and dont L you for-get it. 2. I love you and don't _ you for-get it.14. I love you and dont L you for-get it. 15. I love you and don't _ you for-get it.

1 1 ~ .

t eJ . . . . . . .. . : : :~ . . . . . . . . .. . : : : 1 = = - - . . . .. . . .mf-f: I I I I I IA], dim Am7II~

eJ - - __... -,; _ .. ._y3. I love you and don't _ you for-get it, Ba - by._16. I love you and don't _ you for-get it, Ba - by._

'I ...I . . . . . . y ._ _.. ~~ , , : #~--~I

I ". I - -1 '1 . . .. . . . - - - - _ .

Love me, too, and you- won't re -gret it. Love me, too, and you- won't re-gret it.~ . . .

I . . . . . . . . . . . " * _ , . . . . _ . -. . " * . . . _ . , . . . . . . . . . . . " * _ _~ _. . . . . . t .II I I I I I

Am7 Am7

19598 Copyright 1963 Northridge Music, Inc.Compass Music Ltd., 50, New Bond Street, London, W.I.

International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved Made in EnglandAn:1 a,.,.angement or adaptation of this composition wtthout the consent of the owner is an injnngement of cofryf'ight

The performance of any parodied version and the use of Ihe lyrics of this song with any other munc is e


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~ ~. . 4 - - - - w . . . w -, I . ..._.-oLove me, too, and you_ won't re-gret it, Ba - by,_I I ~. . ' ~ ~ _ . ~ _ _l!! ~ ~ : f : tl ~ #~~-,I w_w -,I .,:

I I I I -,I I -,I

G 21

I I ~. . w4. I love you and dont L you for-get it. S. I love you and dont L you for-get it.17. I love you and dorit L you for-get it. 18. I love you and don't_ you for-get it.I I ~ -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..;~ . . . . -.T___r = - t:

I I I I I I

Am

6. I19. II I ~

lovelove youyou.-and don't _ youand don't _ you wfor-getfor-get ~It,it, . . . .Ba -Ba - by._by._

--C Cm G Bbdim.I I ~ 1.

. . d d' , r I -.7. I love you an on t_ you for-get it, That makes sev - en times - that I said it,20. I love you and don't_ you for-get it, That makes rwen- ty times _ that I said it,I I . .. _ _ . . . . " I . -tJ -_ . . . ' ., - ~ w w w V'''__~.. ,.:

Am7 G~ ~

. . 4 - - - - - - .... -,J - = J "0I don't see how you __ can for-get it now!~. . ~~ ~ ~ . . . t = _ C - ' ~ . . . . . . . ~ 0-f" I I - -I - - " " " " I i i i i i i i i i ir r

Last Time$ODA 19598


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22~~ I.. . = d ~ -9 __.....8. I love you in the Spring - time, _~~ J. .. . . . 1 + . . ~ . s- ~- = d m f ; f : r~ - t f = ~ - t r : 1 " ->-- -- J

I - I

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~ - - - = d ~ -6 = d- 9 I love you in the Fall; 10. I, . .. . " I f: r ~f r~ " I = f : 1~r " I f: ~ f - t f: t rI

I I

C~dim Om7

'\. . ~ -d ~ I ~love you at a par - ty, We al - ways" . .. . r r r~ ;~: t r ~ r " I t - r - '-' rI ~ : 1

I I - I I I I"... ~-9 u = d ~ -e -have a ball; And when you're in my"tJ ~ - 9 , . , " I r : 1 r - " I ~ : f ~ f: -9- - t ~ : ~" I " I 1~:

C

Om. . - - - - I ~arms, dear, - 11. I love you most of all.- - -. .. . - t r: 1 - . r - t f: ~ " I ~ r : f r - " I if: ~ " l r : .- l- - .- I I


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23F C Om71\ Jc. . Y r I I --In the morn - ing and in the eve - ning and when its cloud - y 'or clear,

1\ - r ,..._ ~ I >- I ~- -" r - ~ .-. r 1 . . . . r f - - f Pf~

>-.I

F F#dim C Om7 C D. S. al t I 1A . ." r r J I - : j J . - -e-12. I'm in love with you 13. So in love with you ev - 'ry _ day of the year.1\ I ~ _ _ . . . , ' I ~ - . .." t 'V~-r " - r - : ~,-~ - ~ - .e- --- -f u-vr. >- -~ I: .

J r rt I 1 CODA

G C Cm GII.. ~ l41 - r r J0-now I I love you and don't- you for-get it, There, that's one more time~ - , . I -j

41- _ _ _ _ . . . . l)'.__..-0-

J II :J ~ - -

Bbd im Am71 \ ..

.; - . ' - - - - - - - - - . ' _ , -- that I said it, I don't see how you_ can for- get it now I AII~ . .41 _ - 0- - . . . ~~ ~ :#' -#- : {_ - - - ~ - : # - . - ~ ~ !) vJI : .- - . >- = =.


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24 SLOW HOT WINDLyric byNORMAN GIMBEL

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Music byHENRY MANCINIf'I ow y /i""",,___ ~ 'If! . . .___.- ;' 1 - - - - - ~ umf --= ==-- - p, . - - , 9 - . " . . . . . . ..p. /" . . . . . . . . . . _ /' +:-._.

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Am D 711 ___ 3.,--, m .J - 1 I ~. . I 1 - - - - - - - - - ~His IHer gaze __ swept over me like __ a SLOW HOTf\ I I .-- 3-:---l , .I ~ ~ . . . . _ r r I"... ~ . . . . . . 3 ~ ~ ~j *-rz>. r--;- 3,---, , - - - - - - . . . . . 1 ~ T - ,Jr

Am Am~ .--3~.. . v_______v J I 1 ' ' ' I JWIND. Some day's ___ it's too warm to fight __ a

f\ 1 1 . , I~ 'V ~v ~ v f r n . . ~. . . . . . . ._ l . - - - 4 -G -~ .--31--0 ,_. .-fl I I~ - - . 1 rr

Dm7 Am Fo '--3 -f! - - - - - - - ~ V______ v ISLOW HOT WIND. There in the shade,_f\ rr-31~ 1

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25E Eb Ebm7 Abll~3 DbL ' l . -:----.

@ J Ihe I I . his I-- like a cool drink wait - ing , she sat with slow fire_ III her eyes, just1---,rI I ii 1 ~ I 1 . - t d - _ . - ~ L ' J 1I ,,,

@ J ' - - ' j r + t . . . . . "t~.i; "' . . . . . . . _ /- r ' " . . 1- I -6' ~~< rr ]bJ~~. . . .I , . . ~ . . . " . . . " . . . . I 1 7 - 4 ~. .c Bm7 E7(b9) Am 3I ..----- __,,

@) I I I ~. . Iwait - ing. Some days __ it's too warm to fight_

f\ I I _3~ j_,@ J " " : g i: .3 f~r -&_ , - f r ". . -6-,-",< 31----,/"" . :.. ! r I 1-, .:J : . . . . . . . . I r

Dm71 '\ ) I ...__ -4 '0 Y -0: --- a SLOW HOT WIND. WIND,f\ I @)J -6- ~ J ! -U- _0 -0:::". I f- r f. I f r f -

C6 A7 Dm1 " 141- -* I I ---- - then mis - ter Punch will take_ his Ju - dy's hand. And he willfI I I \

-l . . . . ~ - - _ ~T ~i r ~f ,. >- >-f\ >-~I J >-- - - - -I f- r f. f' I f'- e - I e - - - : : r ; - .F F#dim C B7 Bb7 A7fI

@) I I - - , - , T . ___ . . . .sweet pa-too - tie lit - tle Ju - dy back in their roorrr.L; and whis - per

1' \ I .@ , . T " T [ri"_'1P'=, ~~~ ~,:_C ' ~f - ft- '-"D9 G7 C D7 tacet D.S. ai Fine$ S" . ;~

~ I I ,."Dar - ling, to - night you were grand!" So when youf\ I I I 1 0 . . If

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STRAIGHT TO BABY 33Words byRAY EVANS andJAY LIVINGSTON

Moderately

"SESSION AT PETE'S PAD" Music byHENRY MANCINI

3em6 G7(~9) em6 Cmf G7(~9)

~down.L, take me STRAIGHTTO BA-

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em6 em6 G7(~9) emSf\1 .4 !! - - - . . . . . . BY. When the lights start light - in 1 the town.L there's1'\, II ..--... ~ ~f~1it1F--- . . . ~~~ ~ ~ = : t i : . . . . _ _ ,~r- r

3 - : J . . . = ~ . . . I. . . . .Ab9 G7(b9) em6 G9 em6 G7(~9)1\ 1 .

II ! J r . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ .on -ly one place for mel __ When the ne-on winks,_f\ n h I ~ I . .4 !! r r p - f--': . . . _ _ . ~ ~ ~ : ~ : ; . .. ~ ~ :J"~ ~ ~ - - ---I .--I--- , I . .r I V ~ . . ~

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Cm6 Cm6 G7(b9) Cm6

I go STRAIGHT TO BA . . . . . . . _ _ _ . . . ,BY;__

3

Cm6 G7(b9) Cm6 Ab9 G7(b9)r \ 1@ . . . . . IWhen the beat starts rock - in' the town_ I long for her com-pa - ny._rl (his)fil I I ~ I " ,._@) ~~ "~q~ :,.- ~~t. '---"" r r r

L I . . . . - . . . . . . I rCm6 Fm7 Bb9(b5) Bb9 Abrnaj? Gm7 F~m7 Fm7 Ebmaj?fi .1

@ I i ' " I , I I I i ' "-- I'm feel - in' good as soon as she says hel - 10._(he)fil I 3 " I " I I r-::!I ..._ q . . . . ' . . f 'j _. . " " " I '~=4 ~~ . . . , . _ _ _ _ . _< ,._

. . . . - - . . . 1 _.l I - : J . ~ ~.~.~3f\

@ . Andwhen she starts in(he)

fil ~ . J . .@ . :::f: : r r r - r - r r r r , - - - ... v r ~ rf 3 3 _ L - - - - ~ ~ ~

Eb6 Ebm7

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G b maj? Fm7 Em7 Ebm7 Db maj? Db6 Dm9 G7(b9)" to 1 .4 t I'" Y - - - . ,look - in' at me just so, __ I glow!f'li ~ _1 3

I ~ II ~ ~ ~ = :v ~ : : ~ ~f:r f r ~ - - r J --#V ~":J: ~~7< : : j . . . . _ _I 3 1I ~~ 1'-# !7~ - r J ~ I ,. -3

Cm6 G7(b9) Cm6 Cm6 G7(b9)

is --own,_ and I'm here with ba-Cm6 Cm6 G7(b9) Cm6f'li .- - . . . . . . . _ . . . . . -# . . . ....._

by. When the lights start light - in' the town.L," I I, ~ .~f-p~~ - -- ~. . ... ~ qi'" ::.- ~~ : : : ; : ; - = ! I i : - _~r -r3- : J . -# = ~ -#II

Ab9 G9 Db91!2. Cm6b9 G7(b9) Ab9 G9 Db9 Cm6/9" I f':\I ~his is the place for mel __

I ~f = l' I I ri 1 '1 I 1 \ I 3---, I ,----- 3_~ - II r r ~. . . . . - - ' . -#' 1 1~ ~q?-~~j - - - - -# -!7 ~ ~ ~ ?~ ~ = J ~ir~ 'Vrit3 - _ L.B.I I . - - - I--- ~~~ - - - - - - - - - ~ ----, __..r I - - ~~ I - - ~-!' --e-Straight To Baby- 3 19598


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36 BYE BYEWords by

JAY LIVINGSTONand RAY EVANS

Theme from "PETER GUNN" Music byHENRY MANCINI

l~Moderato

f - -!' !'(8ua lower)

-- -.

FfI - -Ev - "ry night your line_ is

r-bu - sy; all that bu z - zin' makcs., me

r-diz - zy.

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- - +. . . , . . ~ . . . , . .'1 _ ....-I_ - -

@ _ - - r- -Could - n't count on all_ my f'ing - ers all the dates you've had_ with swing-- ers.fI

@). . . . . . , . . 1 \ ' - . . . . . . "I' . . , . , . . .F7fI .

@) - - - - - - - - . . . . ,. .BYE BYE, bye ba - by!fI - - - - - - ~- ~I .@) -~~~i~ '~ -#~l'~ >-

_~ -I . . ~ =i . . =i >- =i . . ~ ~ . . =i >- =ii . optional Bass: play this bass through entire number. except last 3bars.1 2 ; , J J ~ J J In J J J I j J ~ J J ,D J J J I etc.~~(8va lower)19598 Copyright 1958 (unpub.) and 1965 by NORTHRIDGEMUSIC, INC.Compass Music Ltd" 50, New Bond Street, London, W,1.

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r\ 3 3-----, .---.14P ) _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . #~ ~'

I'm gon - na kiss you good - bye and go right thru that door-way!r\ 3--:-1 3_ ,...-- .1 ___..,

e .J . . . . f~ -f . . . . . . . . . . . . # = 1 :t - ~ . . ~ . . - : J - : J

F

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0@ - - : : ,..; . . . .So long, I'mf\

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F7

f\ 3_ r--3 ..= ~~~c ! 1" . . . . -# -,j . . . .

leav - in'! This is the last time we'll meet on the street go - in'r\~ 3-----, d~~I fV _ . " .... v -# -,j -#r -j. = 4 >- =i - : J . . ~F Ff\

@ ) #~ - : J - - - - - - - -#your way. Don't look sur - pr ised ; you know youf\@) # = - = t :$ o .I - ,___ -= = t -. . ~ ~ . . ~ ~ . . ~ - : JBye Bye-4 19598


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1\

@) " 4-....__.. . . . . . . . .but - tered your bread,_ so now it's fair you should stare at the1\

@) :f ":j :f_J . . -# 4- :f ':j 4- :f :j . .:> ::> ::> ::> ::> ~ ~ ~ ~1\ .-~.

@) 4-_-9- . . . . . . _ _ . . . .back of my head.t, If you write a let -tel' to me.L, my former

1\

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@) friend,07 ...___,.~

don't you end with an R. S. V. P_- I'm go - in'1\ ,::> z> ::>t @) ~ . . . ~ . . . . . -, J ':j--j L I J::> -- -. . . ~ ~ - : . J ~II ) ~ - - - - - . .. BYE BYE; I'm mov-tn ' ,2. BYE BYE, bye, baby!II ::>~~ ::> ~ ~A ) I .~ ~~ . . . . : : T ' !ff - - - - . . ~ = 4 i - : . J - : . J ~ -~ - - . ~ ~

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" 3 3 .'1~ _ . ' " " _ . -,J . . . .To - mor - row I may be split - tin' to Bri - tain or

Now that I've heard all that jazz and where - as I have-~ .. '1,.

3 , 3" I 1,. . ' L@) . . . . . - . . . .

0 +-0

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{, , 1 1 . l i2 -

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@)Nor-way. I'm say - in' had it, why

" A ,> :> :> ~- 00@) # = - = 4 I T ' ~ 't " : .- . ':>ff- . . . . . . . . -0 0. . - : j J . = 4 . . - : J . ~ - : j J . = 4" . . . .@) . . . _ _ , .pad it? I'm thru now, with you now. So ba - by it's

~!t~~ A'\ ~ 1.- ..~. ~ l:t~ ... .----.~ "~. . . ~ -- - .- .,:> O""__"- - :> 0 - . ; , .00 ~ 4 J - : J . ~ - : J . -Gbmaj7(1l) Fmaj7(1l)" , =>:. . . au - re - voir, a - dios, ciao ciao, BYE BYE!

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40 JOANNAMusic by

HENRY MANCINILyric by

JOHNNY MERCERModerately

1\ j_ l~ I I --.......t ..@J X I r q r f r V r - - _ ~

I 1 0 1. r I u ~ a ,. :J '' " . 4! . . . . ,. I

Jo-an-na's like a day with sum-mer on the way, All beau -ti - ful and"I L I I . 4 ! . . . . r .-.. f .-. I~ r - - - t .-. f~n n a. r:.. - I 4- = 6

Gm Gm+ Gm6 Gm7 Eb Cm

Ped.__..J s im ,

F9 b9(+5) Bbmaj7 Gm Gm+ Gm6" ' ,. . !) r;;. ~. . . ~ ~ - - , J , . J

gay and bright. One of Jo - an - nats smiles lights up the sky for1\__l I ,

!J ~ ~. . . ~ - r J - . . r .-.. r - - - ~ r .-..-e-< - - - - L . . . . . . o r: r:,. ;J ,. I IGm7 Eb Cm F9 b9(+5) Bbmaj7 Gm_l\L .

4 !! r;;.~t-:e

U _. . . . . ,.miles; She walks in beau-ty through night. And when she does

1\ L .4 !! 1 '7 - - - - - - - _ . q r ~t ~ ~-# ~ . - - - ,. rf y 1, I-& = E . . ~ . . , r

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41Gm71 ' \ \ C9 Cm6 Dm F

I stand there star ry - eyed, So__ __ _ __ __ __ O fproud that I am@ I Ii" l

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G9 Bb7(~11) Bb7 3 Gm GJ ;U+ Gm61\ I -,_ _ , . .@) ~~. . , - \by her side. To think we ev - er met, I can't be -lieve i t

I 1\ \ .---3----1 I I. .) @) ~:!'

~ . . ~.,~ . . r - - - f - - - "f - - -~ .--- 3--:-1 r: " ('J q ' . ~ ~ = 1 t I I IGm7 Cm F7 Eb D7 G7(b9)1\ I .

@) v' . . . I yet! She real- ly has my heart, and here's the wild- est part, JO -"

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Cm F71\ 1 17\) ",. "U" - , f -; -, "U" "U"AN- NA says that she loves m~ Jo-an-na's m?----' 17\1\\ .0. ) .L ~ q i P i f'~ri~qf -0- -,;~-, r- - d . IU< ' - f i.>

I l"- I 1 ' - - ~I !-- rI"o . ~ " . . . r I r I 'Vi i

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42 TO MY LOVEWords byJAY LIVINGSTONand RAY EVANSModerately slow Music byHENRY MANCINIfli 1-- .

II! t. r - ; : 1 1 ' - ~r r ~ = d r r _-iimj. r-. . -6-Fm7 Ebmaj7 Gm7n _ l ~ -.I ~-.I -6- rJ I -0 -.II ~-.l1

TO MY LOVE I give the li - lac tree, And the1\1 I-,j ~-.I -6-


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43Bb9,sus.4 Bb7 Fm7 Bb7 Ebmaj7O_ J .~ ~J ~ - . J - I -4 0 Iday. In your hand I'll place the morn - ing

f\1 I0 -0-- --~ 1J (

___T -4 - - - r( rl h.J J 1 ~ ~- ~I .

- - - - - ., - - -Gm7 Fm7 Bb7 Gm7 C71 '\

@ VI -;1~__ -4 0 I I l'star, And a dream that's shi - ny new. If I

1 '\ L I0-0

@ c,; T~~~ p f _ I I c,; I D l i f[ V 'I ' F1i, -1~J-j Ji- - - - _ 0 _ - - - - - ~- --., ~ - -

Fm Abm Eb F7 Fm7' "@ _ 1 1'-4 ~ _ . ~- JI -#

owned the world I'd give it all TO MY LOVE, to my1 '\ L I I{ ~ r o I'-4___ f - : a - ~-J -#_G - d ~-.f ~J --t--z:-, ~ ~ ~ ~00 ., -fi. -. .,

Bb91 ' \ _ 1 1:\00

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44 SONG ABOUT LOVELyric byAL STILLMAN

Music byHENRY MANCINI

ModeratelyfI ,-----I

@) r l t r ~ r ~r ~r' -,; -e- ~ :J_ ~ # ~ _< ~w,...f I - ~'~ I--------- ---.I . I I I I I ~ ~G7 3 CfI -.1_____r-- ----:l @) I I I I I

Oh! let me sing you a SONG A-BOUT LOVE that I know,r--3~ ~31--'fI I I I i I -. -.- .. ~f .-. . . . . ,. , . ,. -,; t f ' - -y I ~II -,; ~ ~ ~t~

G7 3 C C71'1 -.1-----] .- ---:l IV J J J J JA song that some-bod- y sang to his love long a - go:fI I I r-1 - - r ~31~ - .-) @ ) , - - y .- - - . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ r-> I ~~ r v _ _

~ :-,; -, J ~ ~ ~-';-#F C Cm Em7. . '" '"

IV , . , .Love is bright-er than the star- ry sky___ that shines s. - bove , Love is fair- er than thef\ - , . . . . . . . , Il V ~ r I r r' I r v r r~.~ - : : J . ,.. . . ~ ~ -#

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A7 Dm G7f\ .@) I . . . "hings that I__ am dream-ing of. Love is some - thing you can nev- er buy._ ex -cept with" -I@) ~r I r ~r ~r f I . .~ ~ . - . J - . J1 \ C C7 F

4 ! ! . . .love. Ex -cept with love. Love is deep-er than the-

C Cm Em7 A7" -@) . . . " I . . . . . .might-y sea. __ and po- ets say It's the nic - est kind of po- et - ry. __ and so I

I o, , . . . . . . . , \ - I@. I 1 - r " 'f r ~. I~ . . . - - . . . . . . . ~ ~ . . . . .

Dm G7 C1'1 L@) - . J -e, ~pray. Dar-ling. you will give your love to me to - d~'\ :> :> :>

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D~fI .-- 3-----, r-- _'? @ } 1Those were the words of a SONGA-BOUT LOVE that I knew,I '11 - r ~3--,1\ 1 1 I I I -,-

@ } '(_J- . . . . "I . . . . I r'-f I t j' ~~< ~.Lt .""__"l . . . . -,j --~- -~~

1\ r--- '? _I..4 ! 1 , .And now I'm sing - ing that SONG A - BOUT LOVE just for~r3~1\ L 1 I I r I I I , . . . . . . . ,

I > .I!.I ~f .-. "I > . . . . I r'-f . . . . . . . . -,j

A~7 3-----, D~

Gb1\ L -I!.I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , .you: Love is bright-er than the star- ry sky__ that shines a-fI ~ r--"1 I- I I I 1. .

@) f. t J t d _ I . P ~j I I r f- - - r.- - - II 4- .. - - -D b Dbm Fm7 E~m, . . I. I.

@ } , . , .bove, Love is fair - er than the things that I __ am dream-ing of, Love is some-thing you can~j_ - -@ } I "If r ~ r' ~ r ~ r f i r< . . . . . - - . . ..

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@ I , . . , . . ~nev- er buy,_ ex -cept with love, Ex-eept with love.A - I

@ J r ' i ,t r I - - r '~~l I ii~. . . . - . . . . . ~I . --,; --,; , . tI -#

Ab7 Db Db7

f'il - .. .@ ) , . . , . . , . . i I ' " , . . , . . iI" '- , .Love is deep-er than the might-y sea,_ and po- ets say It's the nie -est kind of

,---, r--1 J _ _ _ I1\1 j - , . . . . . . ,,I .@) '-/f I I r l- I " l r - r;;-....____" --,; --,; - - , ;

Gb Db Dbm Fm7

1\

@) , . . , . . I -#po - et - ry, __ and so I pray, Dar-ling, you will give your love to me to -1\1 , . . . . . . . , I _l-r l i r ' I r ~ r [ 1 r r ' = #) - - - - ~I .-# -# -#

Bb7 Ebm Ab7

1 1 2 . Db1 . Db1\1 1 " : " 1) u.._ _0 ~ _0day! day!1 " : " 1f'li :::- -e-

I @. -~t0r . . : . . v t~ ~U 1 ? 1 " : " 1:::- I nt. :8 : . - ,J - - , ; . , - - , ; .

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C O M P A S S M U S I C

_HenrI !ManciniHenry Mancini was born in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 16, 1924. His father, Quinto, and hismother, Anna, soon moved to the steel town of Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. It was here at theage of eight that young Henry was first introduced to music. His father, a former flutist,started him off on the flute.

At the age of twelve he took up the piano and within a few years became interestedin arranging. A need for instruction and guidance led to Max Adkins, who was then con-ductor and arranger for the house orchestra at the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh.

Soon after graduation from Aliquippa High School in the fall of 1942 he enrolled atthe Juilliard School of Music. His studies were interrupted by a service draft call in 1943.Upon release from the service in 1945, Mr. Mancini joined the Glenn Miller/Tex Benekeorchestra as pianist-arranger. It was here that he met his wife, the former Ginny O'Connor,who was singing with the band.

They were married in Hollywood in 1947 and now live in the Holmby Hills section ofLos Angeles, with their three children, a boy, Chris, and twin girls, Monica and Felice.

Private studies continued with Ernst Krenek, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco and Dr.Al fred Sendry.

In 1952, Mr. Mancini joined the music department of Universal-International Studios.During the next six years he contributed to over one hundred films, most notable of whichwere THE GLENN MILLER STORY (for which he received an Academy Award nomination),THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY, and Orson Welles' TOUCH OF EVIL.

Soon after leaving UI, he was engaged by producer/director Blake Edwards to scorethe TV series PETER GUNN. His use of the jazz idiom created an instant success andresulted in a nomination from the TV Academy of Arts and Sciences for the Emmy Award.

The album MUSIC FROM PETER GUNN was released by RCA Victor and to date hassold over one million copies. The album was voted two Grammies by the members ofN.A.R.A.S. (National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) as "Album of the Year"(1958) and "Best Arrangement of the Year".

e success of "PETER GUNN" was soon repeated by another Edwards-Mancini collaboration, "MR. LUCKY". The use of lush strings andprovided a complete contrast from the driving GUNN music. The album MUSIC FROM MR. LUCKY joined PETER GUNN as a

eller. N.A.R.A.S. again honored Mr. Mancini with two Grammies for "Best Arrangement" and "Best Performance by an Orchestra". (HisTHE BLUES AND THE BEAT was also awarded a Grammy that year - 1960). Mr. Mancini is now the proud owner of eleven Grammies., this is a record accomplishment.is return to motion picture scoring has so far produced the scores to HIGH TIME, THE GREAT IMPOSTER, BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S,ELOR IN PARADISE, HATARI, EXPERIMENT IN TERROR, DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES, CHAR.A:DE, SOLDLER IN THE RAIN and THEPANTHER.1962 the Motion Picture Academy recognized Mancini's ability by awarding him two Oscars, one for best original score, BREAKFAST AT

NY'S and the other for best song, MOON RIVER (lyrics by Johnny Mercer). In 1963 Mancini and Mercer Won another Oscar for theirOF WINE AND ROSES. ---. .~--

HENRY MANCINI COMPOSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT YOURMUSIC DEALERor the Publishers:-

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Mancini Magic for:-MANCINI SONG BOOK

For Voice and PianoIncludes:

DEAR HEART MOON RIVER. CHARADE MR. LUCKY BYE BYE (Peter Gunn), etc.

for Dance Combosf f Mancini Goes latinAlmost All Popular Latin Rhythms - Inc luding: ORANGE TAMOURE LIGHTLY LATIN MR. LUCKY SLOW HOT WIND MAMBO PARISIENNE LATIN SNOWFALL.

lS SONGSAll with Piano Ace.

for Eb Instrumentsfor C Instrumentsfor Bb Instruments

ALL ORGANSIn c ludes :

EASY PIANOInc ludes :

CHARADE DEAR HEARTHOW SOON

DEAR HEART MOON RIVERCHARADE, etc.

HENRY MANCINI COMPOSITIONS ARE A VA/LABLE AT YOURMUSIC DEALERor the Publishers:-

mancini song book[1]

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