original stride piano piece

by Joe Venuti, attributed to Bix Beiderbecke, transcribed by Dick Hyman

A tribute to the great cornetist

from Woody Allen's 1985 film, The Purple Rose of Cairo

Following the boxed set of discs (5 audio CD’s and a DVD), which Arbors Records has issued of “Dick Hyman’s Century of
Jazz Piano,” Hal Leonard Music has just released a book based on the DVD from that set. This book contains complete
transcriptions of Dick’s performances of historical pieces, as well as his running commentary. Everything played or spoken on the DVD is written down in 156 pages, and the DVD itself is included along with the book!

original piano version, also available for concert band

15 pieces in the styles of the great jazz pianists (includes CD)

originally for Moog Synthesizer, arranged for piano

as recorded by Dick Hyman in Complete Piano Works of Scott Joplin

1. A Breeze From Alabama

2. The Chrysanthemum

3. Elite Syncopations

4. The Entertainer

5. Fig Leaf Rag

6. Gladiolus Rag

7. Heliotrope Bouquet

8. Peacherine Rag

9. Pleasant Moments

10. Solace

11. Something Doing

12. Stoptime Rag

12 concert variations on "Back Home Again in Indiana" (includes CD)
Sample MP3 files

traditional melody, originally arranged for Keyboard Magazine
later adapted for string quartet

originally for Moog Synthesizer, arranged for piano
also available for violin and piano

original rag

from the 1990 film, The Lemon Sisters

Songs by Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern and Richard Rodgers

from the 1991 film

from Woody Allen’s 1985 film,

as played by Dick Hyman on the Prairie Home Companion (NPR) 2010

1. Swanee River    Stephen Foster
2. Deck The Halls    Traditional
in the manner of James P. Johnson, Fats Waller, Donald Lambert, and Willie The Lion Smith

1. Ragtime Revelations
2. Ragtime Razzmatazz
composed by Dick Hyman, aka Knuckles O’Toole

music by Dick Hyman, words by Lorraine Feather

music and words by Dick Hyman
from Woody Allen’s 1987 film Radio Days
in lead sheet form only

composed by Dick Hyman, words by Mort Goode

composed by Dick Hyman, words by Goldie Kossow

composed by Dick Hyman, words by O’Brien Elliott

music by Dick Hyman, words by Lorraine Feather
based on “Barrel of Keys”, piano solo

Composed by Dick Hyman to the original Shakespearean lyrics

1. Blow Blow, Thou Winter Wind
2. Come Away, Come Away, Death
3. It Was A Lover And His Lass
4. Lawn As White As Driven Snow
5. O Mistress Mine
6. Sigh No More, Ladies
7. When Daisies Pied And Violets Blue [Spring]
8. Take, O Take Those Lips Away
9. Under The Greenwood Tree
10. When Daffodils Begin To Peer
11. When That I Was And A Little Tiny Boy
12. Who Is Silvia?
13. Will You Buy Any Tape?
14. When Icicles Hang By The Wall [Winter]

(Words, music and chords) from Woody Allen’s film Zelig
In lead sheet form:

1. Doin’ The Chameleon
2. Chameleon Days
3. Leonard The Lizard
4. You Have Such Reptile Eyes
5. You May Be Six People (But I Love You)

7 duets, also playable as piano solos

16 duets, also playable as piano solos

Guitar solos by Howard Alden from the film Sweet and Lowdown
Includes three original compositions by Dick Hyman

1. Unfaithful Woman
2. “E” Is For Emmett
3. 3:00 AM Blues

Arrangements by Dick Hyman

1. Gladiolus Rag
2. Pleasant Moments
3. Scott Joplin’s New Rag
4. Stoptime Rag
5. The Entertainer

A piece for organ in 3 movements (18:27 minutes) by Dick Hyman.
This publication is as recorded by Ben Saunders in his new album,
Gracious Groove, the organ music of Dick Hyman on Pro Organo records.

original jazz waltz

original ballad as recorded with Ken Peplowski, 2009 in E Pluribus Duo

1. Little Girls at Play
2. Little Boys at Play
3. Isn't It Odd?
4. Marriage in Two Keys
5. Aria

Concert elaboration of "Baby Boom"

20-minute ballet score based on Etudes for Jazz Piano, performed by Cleveland Ballet, Silicone Valley Ballet

arrangement of folk song as played on Dick Hyman's "In Recital"

contemporary hip-hop concert instrumental for piano

for clarinet and piano

for clarinet and piano (also see below)

for clarinet, piano and string quartet

in three movements:
   I. Charleston
  II. Tango
 III. Samba

in two movements
also available for two pianos

Original piano arrangement also available

for violin and piano
as recorded by Dick Hyman and Yuval Waldman on Angel Records
also available as piano solo

in four movements
as performed 2010 by Charles Girard's Broken Reed Saxophone Quartet

in three movements

for Eb clarinet, 2 Bb clarinets, 2 Bb bass clarinets (or Eb alto clarinet & Bb bass clarinet),
contrabass clarinet in Eb or Bb
In three movements

in four movements

in four movements

in three movements

for trumpet, trombone, flute, clarinet, bassoon, piano, strings. DVD available.

for chorus and orchestra.

in three movements
as performed by Dick Hyman.

for jazz band and symphonic orchestra.

for jazz combo, orchestra and pre-recorded tape.

an hour-long production for big band, vocalist, and two pianos.

for piccolo soloist and orchestra, also arranged for piccolo soloist and concert band,
based on Revolutionary War Themes.

as performed by Dick Hyman.

A Browser's Miscellany On Music And Musicians
NOTE: This book is a collection of articles and printed music based on columns Dick Hyman wrote in the 1980s for the magazine Keyboard Classics. The magazine, now out of print altogether, became known as Piano Today.

by Dick Hyman and Clem DeRosa
basic theory, practical harmony, the pianist's role in the rhythm section, interpreting the written part.