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    Bill Evans: Jazz Piano
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    Bill Evans: Jazz Piano

    By Bill Evans

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    About this ebook

    Fourteen classic titles recorded by America's great jazz pianist including many of his original compositions.

    Song List:
  • Autumn Leaves
  • Epilogue
  • How My Heart Sings
  • Minority
  • My Foolish Heart
  • Oleo
  • Peace Piece
  • Peau Douce
  • Peri’s Scope
  • Quiet Now
  • Time Remembered
  • Two Lonely People
  • Waltz For Debby
  • Who Can I Turn To
    • LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOmnibus Press
    Release dateJan 1, 1996
    ISBN9781783235704
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    Bill Evans: Jazz Piano
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    Bill Evans

    Bill Evans is a multiple Emmy Award-winning, nationally-renowned senior meteorologist. He has appeared on Good Morning, America and Live with Regis and Kelly. Evans has received the Outstanding Meteorologist Award from the National Weather Service and has hosted the National Hurricane Conference. He is the author of books including Category 7, Dry Ice and Frozen Fire. Bill Evans and his family live in Connecticut.

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