Famous composers and musicians from all over Europe including Murio Clementi (1752-1832): 6 Progressive Sonatinas Op. 36, Friedrich Kuhlau (1786-1832): 6 Sonatinen Op. 55 and 4 Sonatines faciles Op. 88, Anton Diabelli (1781-1858): 4 Sonatines Op. 151 The Flowerpot, 7 Sonatinen Op. 168 - Musical small hours of a week. Bargain priced sheet music. 180 pages, paperback. 12.5" x 9.5".

Including Jan K'titel (Johann Baptist) Va'hal (1739-1813): 12 Sonatines faciles et progressives Op. 41, 6 Sonatines pour Clavecin ou Pianoforte. Famous composers and musicians from all over Europe. Bargain priced sheet music. 164 pages, paperback. 12.5" x 9.5".

Famous composers and musicians from all over Europe including Joseph Haydn (1732-1809): 4 Sonaten, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791): 6 Sonatines faciles, Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827): 2 Sonatinen, Kinsky-Halm Anh.5, Johann Anton André (1775-1842): 6 Sonatines progressives, Op. 34. Bargain priced sheet music. 128 pages, paperback. 12.5" x 9.5".

Includes Morning Papers Op. 279, By the Beautiful Blue Danube Op. 314, Artist's Life Op. 316, Tales from the Vienna Woods Op. 325, Wine, Women and Song Op. 333, Vienna Blood Op. 354, Thou and Thou, too. Waltz on themes from the operetta 'The Bat' Op. 367. Bargain priced sheet music. 136 pages, paperback. 12.5" x 9.5".

Including Grande Valse brilliante (Invitation pour la Danse) Op. 18 BI 62, Op. 34 No.1 BI 94, Op. 34 No.2 BI 64, Le Chat Op. 34 No.3 BI 118. Valse (Grande Valse Nouvelle) Op. 42 BI 131, Valse (Momant) Op. 64 No.1 BI 164. Bargain priced sheet music. 112 pages, paperback. 12.5" x 9.5".

From twanging the strings of his first plastic Tommy Steele guitar, Alan Johnson was determined to become a rock star. His life has always been lived to a musical soundtrack. His earliest memories of the bleak, postwar, pre-rock 'n' roll West London landscape into which he was born are suffused with the melodies that wafted from the rented Bakelite wireless in the slum where he lived with his frail and dauntless sister. His love affair with pop music blossomed alongside the music itself which exploded into being in the mid-1950s and embodied the iconoclastic spirit of a new era. Here Alan looks back at his pursuit of rock stardom and his parallel life as a supermarket worker, postman, union official and father of three through his music on vinyl, cassette tape or blasting from the stages of the Marquee Club in Soho or the Wimbledon Palais. Here are the sounds of Chuck Berry and Lonnie Donegan, of the Yardbirds and Dylan, of Bowie, Elvis Costello and Springsteen and not forgetting the Beatles, the band he has worshipped since 1963. He recalls with affection a vanished world of Dansettes, dance halls and smoky pubs, Flower Power and platform shoes before he was elected to Parliament as MP for Hull West and Hessle in 1997 and serving in five Cabinet positions including Home Secretary. His big break in two local bands never really came and he is honest, poignant and very funny in his nostalgic celebration of music. 261pp, eight pages of colour and archive photos.

1. Annabelle Lee - Henrey Lesley, 2. Kashmiri Song - Amy Woodford Finden, 3. My Little Welsh Home - W. S. Glyn Williams. Valerie Masterson performs, 4. When You Come to the End of a Perfect Day - Bond, 5. Now Sleeps The Crimson Petal - Quilter, 6. Bird Songs At Eventide - Anon. Thomas Allen performs, 7. Linden Leg - Vaughan Williams, 8. Silent Worship - Attrib. Handel, 9. Silent Noon - Vaughan Williams Sarah Walker performs, 10. Music for a While - Purcell, 11. O Mistress Mine - Parry, 12. Blow The wind Southerly - Anon. Peter Jeffes performs, 13. To Mary - Maud Valery White, 14. The Cherry Tree - Armstrong Gibb, 15. Is She Not Passing Fair - Elgar Raimund Herincx performs, 16. The Vagabond (Songs of Travel) - Vaughan Williams, 17. Sea Fever - Ireland, 18. Do Not Go My Love - Richard Hageman Patricia White - Jonathan Rees (Violin) perform, 19. Phillis on the New Made Hay Patricia White, 20. The Tailor and his Mouse, 21. I Know My Love, 22. I Know Where I'm Going and 23. As I was Goin' to Ballynure all by Rebecca Clarke. CD.

These unique fascinating discs bring you original performances from original piano rolls in full digital sound. These are not acoustic or electric recordings re-mastered, but actual performances recorded for mechanical reproducing pianos (Ampico, Duo-Art and Welte Mignon) by the great composers and interpreters between 1904 and 1935. The recordings were made recently on a new concert-grand piano. Cortot, Paderewski, Zeisler, Friedman, Paderewski, Rubenstein, De Pachmann, Godowsky, Novaes, Gabrilowitsch, D?Albert. CD 1: 1. Etude in Cm Op.25 No.12 - Ocean, 2. Ballade in Ab Op.47, 3. Piano Sonata No.2 Op.35 in Bbm (3rd Mmt) - Funeral March, 4. Waltz in Db Op.64 No. 1 - Minute, 5. Scherzo in C#m Op.39, 6. Bacarolle in F#m Op.60, 7. Nocturne in F# Op.15 No.2, 8. Nocturne in Bm Op.32 No.1, 9. Mazurka in Am Op.67 No.4, 10. Ballad in G Minor Opus, 23, 11. Prelude in C Op.57 Nos. 1, 4, 10, 21 and 24, 12. Waltz in F Op.34 No.3, 13. Berceuse in Db Op.57. CD 2: 1. Waltz in E flat Op.18 - Grande Valse Brillante, 2. Mazurka in A flat Op50 No 2, 3. Scherzo in Bbm Op.31, 4. Nocturne in Db Op.27 No.2, 5. Etude in Gb Op. 10 No. 5 - Black Key, 6. Fantasy Impromptu in C. Minor, Opus, 66, 7. Prelude In B flat Op 28 No 15 Raindrop, 8. Ballade in F Op.38 No.2, 9. Mazurka in C Op.56 No.2, 10. Nocturne in Eb Op.9 No.2, 11. Nocturne in Cm Op.48 No.1, 12. Nocturne in B Op.9 No.3, 13. Impromptu in F# 0p.36, 14. Nocturne in C#m Op.27 No.1. Total running time: CD 1 - 67:47 CD2 - 72:13. The piano rolls date from 1906 to 1928. Two CDs.

Enthralling listeners for 20 years, now you can play this popular quiz at home at any time or in the pub and with family and friends. Packed with over 1,700 questions it is written by the BBC Radio 2's expert quiz setters Phil Swern and Neil Myners. Who sang about 'Nutbush City Limits' in 1973? The Darkness reached the Top 10 in 2003 with the song 'I Believe in ... ' what? The answers to all questions are cunningly printed on the outside column of the page directly after the quiz page you are looking at. Nice clear layout, 176 page paperback.

While us oldies bemoan the shift from vinyl to CD and the fact that it deprived us of one of the greatest pleasures of music ownership - that great 12 inch artwork that was the album sleeve, replaced by a tiddly five inch booklet that you need a magnifying glass to read - spare a thought for this generation with their i-Pods and downloaded mp3s - they get nothing at all to go with the music! Here is both an unashamed wallow in nostalgia for us, and a taste of what they are missing for them, 1000 album sleeves, split into three sections; the '60s, '70s and '80s & '90s, 90s from music archivist, disc jockey, journalist, and former record-publicity executive Michael Ochs's enormous private collection. Both a trip down memory lane and a study in the evolution of cover art, this is a sweeping look at an underappreciated art form. Many are works of art, for example Andy Warhol's covers including the banana he designed for The Velvet Underground. Printed in eye-popping colour throughout, each has a caption of artist, title, year of release, record label, sleeve designer and extra notes. Beautifully presented by Taschen, 14 x 19.5cm, 576 pages.