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Robbie Williams' mega hit, which is back in the spotlight thanks to his
autobiographical film ‘Better Man’.

The arrangement offers variable performance Options:

• as an instrumental piece only
• as a solo piece for tenor saxophone or trombone
• as a vocal piece with Bigband

Key: E flat major
Level: 3+
Arrangement: Erwin Jahreis

Grade: 2-3
Arrangement: Erwin Jahreis

Big Band (with vocals)

When "Bella Napoli" plays, even the pasta starts to dance...

Dream yourself away to the coast of italy
with Roy Bianco and the Abbrunzati Boys.

- Level: 2-3
- Arrangement: Erwin Jahreis

Edition for Bigband

When Schäfer Heinrich, Leo Lawine, and Florian Brandmeister
grab the mic together, one thing’s for sure:

The bar is on fire here!

With “Anne an der Theke”, they bring the perfect mix of heart, humor, and a tasty cold beer – an anthem for all the bartenders out there who serve more than just drinks...

Big band (with vocals)
Key: B flat major
Grade: 2-3
Arrangement: Michael Wolf

Who can resist these cheerful, musical vibes?

Vincent Gross, together with pop legend Olaf the Pinball
with ‘Drinking Wine Feeling Fine’, a song that immediately
invites you to sing and dance along...

Despite a 50-year age difference, they are united by their love of music -
and in 2025 they celebrate a real pop anthem with their mood boosting hit.

Arrangement:Erwin Jahreis.
Key: A flat major and B flat major
Level: 2-3

Edition for Concert Band (with vocals)

Roger Whittaker's most famous songs
in a magnificent hit medley for big band (with vocals)

Tracks:
1. Eloisa (B flat major)
2. Ein bisschen Aroma (E flat major)
3. Albany (F major)
4. Abschied ist ein scharfes Schwert (B flat major)
5. Wenn es dich noch gibt (C major)

Arrangement: Erwin Jahreis
Grade: 3
Playing time: approx. 6:45 min

The MEGA hit of the Pfundskerle:

"Ja, ja der Eberhard"

Bigband (with singing)
Key: As-major to B-flat-major
Level: 2-3
Arrangement: Marc Redwis

Edition for Bigband

A beautiful classic by Howard Carpendale,
originally written and sung in Italian by Umberto Tozzi.

In a fresh arrangement by Erwin Jahreis

Let’s sing: "Ti amo", you said "Ti amo"...

Level: 2–3
Key: F major

Edition for Concert Band (with vocals)

What came first?
Was it the zebra or the zebra crossing?
Because then the zebra would be called
zebra-crossing-horse

Oimara follows up with another Hit!

Bigband (with vocals)
Key: A flat major
Level: 2-3
Arrangement: Marc Redwis