When You Smile

Sheet Music composed by Rick Robertson

When You Smile, composed by Rick Robertson, is an intermediate level solo in a lyrical light-pop or jazz style. It is dedicated to jazz singer Dubby Spivak, widow of the American bandleader Charlie Spivak, who is a friend of the composer.

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About the composer

Rick Robertson

Rick Robertson

Rick Robertson holds a Bachelor’s degree in music with an emphasis in piano and voice. His finely-crafted piano music is featured on the National Federation of Music Clubs bulletin. In addition to teaching piano and composing, he is an avid record archivist and researcher, specializing in pianists active during the late–nineteenth and early–twentieth century.

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Kaleidoscope: Volume 3

Kaleidoscope: Volume 3

In his third installment of the Kaleidoscope series, composer Rick Robertson spins a web of evocative, elegant harmonies encapsulated within thirteen spectacular solos for advancing intermediates. This book contains selections for the NFMC Festivals Bulletin, 2020-2024.

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Saundra
Saundra
Reviewed on November 6, 2021
I have owned this from the collection for several years ... but I guess I overlooked this piece. It is really beautiful and written with such a light jazz feel. I think I need to pull this out and take another look at it. I think it could be really motivating for my students. It has just the tight lyrical “flowy “ feel that so many of them want to play.