The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology - Volume 3: Soprano Book Only

I have used this book for years. The selection is wonderful. Most of the singers I know have a copy of this, and I tell all my soprano students to own their own. It is definitely a must have for any soprano who wants to work in the theater.Voice Lessons To Go's -Vocalize!

This is a very good product. It shipped quickly and in great condition. I have gotten many audtion pieces from it.

It's best to purchase all 3 of each anthology - I find Vol. 2 to be the best selection, but since each song is in the original key, it's a far cry from the pablum of typical "vocal selections" available. The only drawback - all the good audition pieces are showing up in these, and now everything's getting overused! :P

This book has some fabulous musical theatre sheet music, including the songs Poor Wand'ring One, All Through The Night, And This Is My Beloved,Another Suitcase In Another Hall,A Call From The Vatican,Dear Friend,The Glamorous Life,Gooch's Song,The Greatest Of These,Gypsy In Me,How Could I Ever Know?,I Don't Know His Name,I Loved (J'aimais),I Whistle A Happy Tune,I'll Follow My Secret Heart,I'll Know,If I Were A Bell,Is It Really Me?,It Wonders Me,Look For A Sky Of Blue,Moonfall,My True Love,Raunchy,Rosa's Confession,Simple,Simple Little Things,Take Me To The World,This Place Is Mine,Unusual Way (In A Very Unusual Way),Vilia,Warm All Over,What Will It Be For Me?,When Did I Fall In Love,Will He Like Me?,Without You,Art Is Calling For Me,The Sun, Whose Rays Are All Ablaze,Like A Woman Loves A Man,I Do Not Know A Day I Did Not Love You,I Hate Men,So Far,The Sound Of Music,and A Very Special Day. I hope this list helped some potential buyers!

This book is very well organized, complete with a table of contents organized by musical, and summaries of each show for reference. The songs are presented in their original scores (no funky keys:). Althought this should be a part of every experienced singer;s library, those singers who have not had a couple years of either private training or music theory should skip it. Among certain circles, this is considered "The Bible" for young singers