Sway was written by Luis Demetrio and Pablo Beltrán Ruiz, as the 1953 bolero-mambo ¿Quién será?, whose melody underlies the English-language version Sway with lyrics by Norman Gimbel. Originally written and recorded in Mexico, the tune became an international standard after Dean Martin’s 1954 English recording, and has since been interpreted by numerous pop and jazz artists including Michael Bublé. Sway remains a ballroom and pop standard, frequently used in films, television, and dance competitions, and is widely recorded in both its Spanish and English forms.
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Explore 12 Saxophone arrangements of Sway, ranging from Beginner to Intermediate. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Saxophone under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 4 Clarinet arrangements of Sway, ranging from Very easy to Intermediate. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Clarinet under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 2 Bass arrangements of Sway, ranging from Beginner to Intermediate. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Bass under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
You can play Sway Sheet music on 3 instruments, including Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass.
At Tomplay, we have adapted Sway Sheet music in 5 levels, from Beginner to Intermediate.
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