[jgreiner]

Perhaps I should post this in the "sheet music/transcriptions" area of the forum, but I'll give it a go here first.....

Anyone know if this is still published for alto and piano and where I could snag a copy?

Thanks much!
John

 

[AMASAX]

Uh, 60 secs googling 'oodles of noodles dorsey music'...

http://www.justsheetmusic.com/sheet-music/jimmy-dorsey-oodles-of-noodles/

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Wiedoeft-Collection-Volume-10-Dorsey-et-al/17917199

http://www.free-scores.com/download-sheet-music.php?pdf=16970

 

[jgreiner]

Uh, 60 secs googling 'oodles of noodles dorsey music'...

http://www.justsheetmusic.com/sheet-music/jimmy-dorsey-oodles-of-noodles/

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Wiedoeft-Collection-Volume-10-Dorsey-et-al/17917199

http://www.free-scores.com/download-sheet-music.php?pdf=16970

Ahh......thanks, I think.

For the record, it only took me 30 seconds to do my original post. I have a 45 second attention span, so taking a whopping 60 seconds to Google it is beyond my scope.

Thanks SO much.

John

 

[paulwl]

Glad to see it's still available. 1920s-30s music is kind of a black hole - out of style, out of the culture, and mostly, still in copyright to companies too big to niche market it.

 

[VaudvilleSax]

as far as 1900s-1930s sax music finding goes, I find most of mine from ebay, antique shops, in the back of local sheet music stores, etc. Also, to get a look at them, its often helpful to check out college libraries.

 

[jgreiner]

as far as 1900s-1930s sax music finding goes, I find most of mine from ebay, antique shops, in the back of local sheet music stores, etc. Also, to get a look at them, its often helpful to check out college libraries.

Excellent idea! I'll definitely do that. Thanks!

John

 

[DCalvello]

I have a copy of Oodles of Noodles by Jimmy Dorsey when I played it in 1953. I will be happy to make a copy of it for you. Let me know how to contact you.
Thanks
Don

 

[bhermanson]

I have a copy of Oodles of Noodles by Jimmy Dorsey when I played it in 1953. I will be happy to make a copy of it for you. Let me know how to contact you.
Thanks
Don

Don,

I've got a student working on this piece and have yet to find a piano part that will arrive in time for his performance in a couple of weeks. If you would be willing to send a copy this way, it would be greatly appreciated. Let me know. ([email protected]). Thank you.

 

[grasyk]

P.S.
Has anyone listened to Duke Ellington piece called 'Contrasts'.
I'm sure 'Oodles for Noodles is in there.

 

[BillyGreece]

Perhaps I should post this in the "sheet music/transcriptions" area of the forum, but I'll give it a go here first.....

Anyone know if this is still published for alto and piano and where I could snag a copy?

Thanks much!
John

I have the score for the alto,from a methode book of Jimmy Dorsey.I can make a scan for this.Just 2 pages!

Billy