Mamma Mia - The Movie Soundtrack Songbook: E-Z Play Today Volume 96

Arrived a day late but in perfect condition as it should be, after all it’s new.Great songs all!!!Thank you

This is a good music book with a lot of favorites in it.

All the hits from the movie in an easy to read and play book.

All the songs from the movie and easy to play and learn, even had to learn a couple new chords.

It even has the 'slipping through my fingers' song that was not in the new movie (but was in the original play)... I love it, easy to play versions of some really fun songs!

Way toooo supersimplified!!! It looks as it was made for little kids!! Huge print (literally, only 8 measures take up all of one page!!!), letter names on each single note, extremely simplified right hand melody, with super basic chord letter names on top of each measure. This is more basic that regular “fake books”. Again, I think it was geared towards kids or beginners (with poor vision- as it is printed really big!).

Love this movie,makes you want to get up an sing an dance with them.

I didn't expect that only the melody line for each song is included in this song book. Each note is labeled for easy sight reading. If you are not a beginner or you are looking for a more full piano accompaniment then this book is NOT for you.

I just love these large note E-Z play books. Many musicians look down on them as the music is large. I am in my mid seventies and I enjoy playing the accordion, guitar and clarinet, so at last, I do not worry what people think, I can play the music with out the mistakes often created by miss reading the notes and just enjoy playing.

belle album de 17 chansons universellement connues de tous, très complet pour son petit prix, j'ai choisis celui ci plûtot que l'autre "abba" car il était plus complet. Je le regrette pas.

So easy to use. Nice big lettered notes makes it quick and easy for beginners of all ages.

First, a confession: I can't play the piano. I've never had a lesson, and read music about as well as I do Swedish. I bought this book (and the keyboard without which it would be rather useless) not for myself but for my daughter, who has since decided she would rather learn the clarinet.I, however, have had great fun with it. The music is written in a way from which real musicians would recoil in horror, and the tunes are simplified to the point where you can play them with one hand - which is just as well, because although I do have a left hand, it is apparently even less musically gifted than my right. Yet now, thanks to this book, I can knock out a version of "Money, Money, Money" which those who are feeling kindly disposed towards me (normally my daughter, who still has some making up to do for getting me to spend £150 on a keyboard she never plays) will claim to recognise.Personally, I find the E-Z-Play notation (where the note letter is written inside the symbol) reassuring, and the "large print" notes themselves easier to follow as they meander up and down those confusing lines. I will never be a great - or even competent - pianist, but thanks to this book I can have a stab at some great tunes and, with practice, not mangle them too awfully.

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