This very stylish legal fake book is designed for the organist who is looking for easy arrangements that will allow and encourage creativity, personal stylings, and improvisation — in short, make you sound like a pro. If you have a home organ such as a Conn, Gulbransen, Lowrey, Thomas, or a larger model such as a Hammond, Allen, Rogers, or Walker, or if you just want to be able to play something on a local Wurlitzer or Robert Morton or Page, or if you'd like to be able to create recordings on your synthesizer keyboard and computer, these are for you!

• One-Line “Eye-Level” Arrangements
• Modern Easy Chord Names
• Bass Pedals Included
• Words
• Full instructions

Rosa Rio lived for many years in Sun City Center, Florida, with her husband Bill Yeoman before her death on May 13, 2010, but she was there at the beginning of the theatre organ. She has been involved with show business in so many forms throughout her career that arranging Broadway show music is just another facet. Rosa knows that every organist has his own skill level, and these arrangements address this: The hope is that this skeletal presentation will allow you to play with your own style and technical level. Afterwards, you might compare your ideas with Rosa’s; compare Moonlight Serenade here with Rosa’s full arrangement found in Volume III.