Earlier, someone in this forum had suggested we ought to do more to "show off" what these keyboard arrangers can do. So, when a friend in my office suggested I bring in the keyboard for a informal demo of this technology, the suggestion suprised me, but, as I thought about it, the idea began to appeal to me. Many people have no idea of the versatility of these keyboard arrangers, and the sound quality that can be produced by them. To "show off" the sound quality effectively, it would be nice to pick some songs that go hand-in-hand with the solo instrument being played. For example, "It's Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" is great for showing off the trumpet. And, because of Kenny G, "Forever In Love" is just right for showing off the Soprano Sax. How about "Sunrise, Sunset" for a Fiddle solo? I'm sure many of the artists in this forum will be able to think of several examples right off the top of their head. So, my question is, What other songs would be "just perfect" for showing off a particular solo instrument?

"Stranger on the shore" - clarinet
"I can't get started" - Trumpet
"I'm getting sentimental over you" - trombone
"Patricia" - organ (theatre type)
"Whiter shade of pale" - organ (rock type)
"Phantom of the opera" - organ (pipe)
"Sleepwalk" - Steel Guitar (use pitch wheel)
"Girl from Ipanima" - Tenor sax
"Just the way you are" - Electric piano(Rhodes with phase shift sounds best)

I could add:
"Michelle" and "Moon river" - french accordeon
"Guantanamera" - marimba and mallets in general
"Here, there and everywhere" - Pan flute layered with voices
"Imagine" - acoustic piano
"Maria Elena" - acoustic guitar, accordeon and mariachi trumpet
"My cherie amour" - harmonica
"My heart will go on" - Shakuhachi
"Never on sunday" - Mandolin, steel or 12 string guitar
"Night and day" - brass section
"New York New York" - clarinet
"Scarborough fair" or "Greensleeves" - vocal pad
"Smile" or "La vie en rose" - string pad