These American melodies sound great on a soprano recorder. They also provide excellent material for developing skills in rapid tonguing, extended breath-control, and the playing of high notes. This collection covers many kinds of music. Millions of Americans grew up singing "Attisket Atasket", "Put Your Little Foot", and "Paddywhack". Immigrants brought delights like "First Night in America" and "My Love Is in America". John Philip Sousa captured the Americana of his time in marches for all time, such as "The Fairest of the Fair", "King Cotton" and "Boy Scouts of America". All across the country, Americans sang and whistled "Nine Hundred Miles", "Gypsy Dave", and "Pie in the Sky". Although arranged primarily for soprano recorder, most of these solos can be played on tenor or alto recorder. (On the alto, use "C" fingerings.) A separate flute edition is available

American Patrol      
Boy Scouts of America      
Chingalingaloo      
East Tennessee Blues      
Essence of American Patriots      
Essence of Old Kentucky      
Essence of Old Philadelphia      
Fairest of the Fair, The      
Grandfather’s Clock      
Gypsy Davy      
In the Good Old Summer Time      
Irma Waltz      
January the Eighth      
Jefferson and Liberty      
King Cotton      
Little Brown Jug      
Louisville Clog      
Manhattan Waltz      
Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis      
Money Musk      
My Love Is in America      
Nine Hundred Miles      
Pie in the Sky      
Put Your Little Foot      
Ragtime Violin!      
Right Left March      
Row Your Boat      
Sarasponda      
Short’nin’ Bread      
Silver Threads among the Gold      
Sweet By and By      
Sweetheart      
Take Me Out to the Ball Game      
Thinker and Tinker      
Waltz Song      
While Strolling through the Park One Day      
Yankee Hustler, The      
Za Di Za Didi Za Za      
Zaccarie      
Zantazipporah      
Zavalse      
Zicromatic      
Zilladelphic      
Zippa Jee      
Zwinkle