Das Notenbuch The Entertainer von Hans-Günter Heumann ist bestens geeignet für Anfänger Wiedereinsteiger und Liebhaber. The Entertainer enthält 100 beliebte Stücke und Songs aus den Bereichen Pop Klassik Blues Gospel und Folk. Inhalt: The Entertainer (Film: Der Clou) Amazing Grace As Time Goes By (Film: Casablanca) Autumn Leaves R. Clayderman: Ballade pour Adeline Comptine d'un autre été: l'après-midi (Film: Amélie) House of the Rising Sun (The Animals) Le Rêve (Ricky King) Mad World (Michael Andreqs feat. Gary Jules) Memory (Musical: Cats) Midnight Special (Creedence Clearwater Revival) Modern Waltz Morning Has Broken (Cat Stevens) My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean My Heart Will Go On (Celine Dion/Film: Titanic) My Way (Frank Sinatra) New Age (Marlond Roudette) Satin Doll (Duke Ellington) Scarborough Fair (Simon & Garfunkel) Seeker After Truth Song of Hope St. Louis Blues (Blessie Smith/Louis Armstrong) Take Five (Dave Brubeck) The Easy Winners (Scott Joplin) The Mans I Love (Musical: An American in Paris) Those Were the Days (Mary Hopkins) Waltzing Matilda (Rod Stewart) Winter Wonderland (Dean Martin) E. Humperdinck: Abendsegen J.S. Bach: Air W.A. Mozart: Alla turca W.A. Mozart: Andante grazioso J. Strauss: An der schönen blauen Donau J. Offenbach: Barcarole M. Ravel: Bolero R. Wagner: Brautchor J. Offenbach: Cancan A. Vivaldi: Der Frühling F. Schubert: Die Forelle B. Smetana: Die Moldau I. Ivanovici: Donauwellen G. Peter: Erinnerung an Zirkus Renz L.v. Beethoven: Freude schöner Götterfunken L.v. Beethoven: Für Elise J.S. Bach: Jesus bleibet meine Freude G. Holst: Jupiter J. Strauss: Valse de l'empereur J. Pachelbel: Kanon W.A. Mozart: Klarinettenkonzert A-Dur P.I. Tschaikowsky: Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 G. Verdi: La Donna è mobile E. Elgar: Land of Hope and Glory F. Liszt: Liebestraum Nr. 3 A. Rubinstein: Melodie in F op. 3/1 E. Grieg: Morgenstimmung C. Orff: O Fortuna M.-A. Charpentier: Prélude W.A. Mozart: Romanze E. Elgar: Salut d'a'mour op. 12 P.I. Tschaikowsky: Schwanensee J. Haydn: Serenade op. 3/5 A. Dvorák: Sinfonie "Aus der Neuen Welt" J. Haydn: Sinfonie "Mit dem Paukenschlag" R. Schumann: Träumerei F. Chopin: Tristesse op. 10/3 J. Clarke: Trumpet Tune L.v. Beethoven: Türkischer Marsch J. Brahms: Ungarischer Tanz Nr. 5 J. Brahms: Wiegenlied op. 49/4 G. Rossini: Wilhelm Tell Backwater Blues Come Missa Tallyman Bella Bimba Down by the Riverside Easy Rider Blues Frankie and Johnny Greensleeves Hava Nagila He's Got The Whole World in His Hands Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho La Paloma Londonderry Air Matilda Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen Oh Happy Day Plaisir d'amour Rock My Soul Santa Lucia Should Auld Acquaintance Sloop John B. St. James Infirmary Swanee River Swing Low Sweet Chariot The Gospel Train The Wild Rover Wade in the Water What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor When Israel Was in Egypt's Land When the Saints Go Marching In Worried Man Blues

The new fifth edition of Bradt’s Zimbabwe remains the only detailed, standalone guide from a major publisher to cover one of the premier safari and cultural destinations in southern Africa. Best known for the Victoria Falls, which leaves visitors awed by the world’s largest curtain of falling water, Zimbabwe offers manifold other experiences for the intrepid traveller – from evocative wildlife to fascinating arts, jaw-dropping landscapes to astonishing World Heritage sites. Soak up the laid-back atmosphere of the capital, Harare, with its bustling arts scene and trendy restaurants, or head to the mighty Zambezi River for fast-flowing adventure. Visit national parks that offer a variety of wildlife encounters: enjoy canoe-based game-viewing at Mana Pools (where African painted dog is a highlight) or remote camping beside rare nyala antelope in the wilderness of Gonarezhou. Capitalise on the exciting revival of Matusadona, which boasts one of Africa’s highest densities of leopard, or combine watching white and black rhinos with admiring the world’s greatest concentration of ancient hunter-gatherer rock art, at Matobo Hills. History buffs will marvel at Zimbabwe’s plethora of historical and cultural sites, most famously the World Heritage-listed, stone-built, ancient cities of Great Zimbabwe and Khami, the latter once controlling a lucrative international trading empire. Birdwatchers, meanwhile, will delight in a trove of avian encounters, notably in Bunga’s lush forests, one of Zimbabwe’s best-kept secrets. With increased business confidence in Zimbabwe, scores of new hotels and lodges have opened, the country’s national parks have been rejuvenated, its two main airports upgraded and major roads improved. Accommodation options comprise everything from luxury safari camps to budget stays for travellers who arrive overland, plus suggested pit stops to break up journeys. Written by a former resident of Zimbabwe, thoroughly updated by two seasoned adventurers, and with a foreword by explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Bradt’s Zimbabwe remains an ideal companion for everyone from wildlife enthusiasts to adventure seekers and hikers, whether travelling independently or on an organised tour. New for this edition are a 64-page, full-colour wildlife guide, plus expanded coverage of Zambezi National Park, Matobo Hills and the surroundings of Harare and Bulawayo.