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The First Noel - Aebersold First Noel - Aebersold, The - 17th c. English Carol

Silent Night - Aebersold, by Franz Gruber Silent Night - Franz Gruber

Kind of slow, but better than what I had anyway. Here's another one, nice and easy: Deck the Halls - Aebersold - Traditional Welsh

It Came Upon a Midnight Clear - Aebersold by Richard Storrs Willis Kind of plods along; maybe someone could fiddle with the style a bit. It Came Upon A MIdnight Clear - Aebersold - Richard Storrs Willis

Thanks for the separate thread; I have a few more of these I intend to submit. Here is "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" by Felix Mendolssohn-Bartholdy; originally Jamey had this as a bossa, I converted it to something like the Peanuts version: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Aebersold - Felix...

Christmas Is has been a family favorite album since I was a boy. Here is the title tune as close as I could get it; perhaps someone could find a more suitable style, but it plays fairly well for a karaoke track. The sheet music source was a Reader's Digest anthology of sheet music I borrowed...

Jingle Bells - Aebersold by James Pierpont Pretty swingin' if somewhat generic: Jingle Bells - Aebersold - J. Pierpont

Another Aebersold arrangement from one of his Christmas volumes. This sounds much nicer at a slower tempo than was originally recorded; Jamey had it at 100, I like 85 BPM, probably because that's the tempo for the Percy Faith version which I grew up listening to on his "Christmas Is" album of...

Another Aebersold version from one of the Christmas volumes: We Three Kings - J. H. Hopkins

This is a version of Go Tell It On the Mountain from one of the Aebersold Christmas volumes. Go Tell It On The Mountain - Aebersold - Spiritual

This is an Aebersold version from one of his two Christmas collections. Greensleeves (What Child is This?)- Aebersold - Public domain

Sheet music source: Elvis Costello: A Singing Dictionary(1980); opening cut of Elvis and the Attractions fourth Columbia LP, "Get Happy!!" [Managed to program in a lot of Bruce Thomas' walking bass lines here, so naturally this page is a wee bit crowded.] Love For Tender - Elvis Costello

Here's a quickie generic version I did just to try it with the trad jazz setting. Acute Schizophrenia Blues - Ray Davies

Sheet music source: Elvis Costello: A Singing Dictionary, (1980) Opening cut to his 3rd LP, Armed Forces: Accidents Will Happen - Elvis Costello

Here's another Elvis tune from his first LP, "My Aim is True". I remember playing this four chord rocker in my very first band back in 1979. Trivia note: Back in the '40s, film director Preston Sturges had another name for the "Mystery Dance," he simply referred to it as "Topic A". In the...

Sheet music source: Elvis Costello: A Singing Dictionary (1980) Pretty simple tune which sounds exceptionally close to overall sound of the original on iRP, especially if you add a guitar part for all the choppy rhythms: Less Than Zero - Elvis Costello From Elvis's debut LP, "My Aim is True".

I have (and love) CyrilleB's chart (which sounds a lot cooler now that I finally have the Blues styles downloaded), but I wanted to keep the Samba style in 2/2, and he thought 4/4 was better for emphasizing the Rnb back beat and omitting the over-the-top syncopation for the keys (can see his...

OK, so here's another attempt four years on from that. The abbreviated format, as you requested, is Intro, A1, A2, B1, A3, B2, Coda. The only problem left now is that iRP goes to the coda on the first play of the B section instead of the second. I tried to get around this by making it a...

March of the Siamese Children ("King and I"), The - R. Rodgers Long ago in the late '80s I recorded an original arrangement of this tune, so I figured I'd try to recreate it on iRP. However, I couldn't get the half time feel I originally did, and ended up going weird with a guitar trio style...

Long ago in the late '80s I recorded an original arrangement of this tune, so I figured I'd try to recreate it on iRP. However, I couldn't get the half time feel I originally did, and ended up going weird with a guitar trio style which ended up being a lot more novel and fun to mess around...