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Bear and the Butterfly |
E1030
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Maureen
May
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"Bopping
along merrily" is the tempo marking for
this ensemble selection, telling us that it's
time for some fun. The bubbly, fluttering Primo
(The Butterfly) and the repetitive, lumbering
Secondo (The Bear) wonderfully sketch the imagery.
Listen for the echoes as Bear and Butterfly
play together. This one will have much appeal
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This
unique arrangement of the Blue Danube Waltz
for one piano, six hands is definitely an innovative
approach to this renowned classic. Students
will thoroughly enjoy performing this ensemble
with other pianists. Arranged for three parts,
this rendition produces a full, warm sound that
brings this famous waltz to life.
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| Chasing
Sunbeams |
E1031
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Kevin
Costley
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Follow
the gently flowing tempo and arpeggiated theme
of this piece as you enjoy Chasing Sunbeams.
Lots of smooth pedaling and attention to dynamics
will make this equal-part duet shine. Some cross-hand
work in the Primo added to help perform final
notes in the upper registers. |
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One Piano Four Hands
This one piano, four hands jaunty ensemble
will be loved by all the cowboys and cowgirls
in your studio! Written in an ABA form, this
piece starts off in C Major and contains a
short B section in A minor. The sections are
nicely contrasted, and the piece contains
an array of articulations to enhance the spirit
of the piece.
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Students
will discover this skillfully crafted duet both
amusing and intriguing. The melodic and harmonic
components together with the wide array of articulations
throughout this duet, captures the "sneaky"
implications of the life of a spy. This is a
superb piece for students to experience playing
articulations that differ from that of their
duet partner. Both the primo and secondo parts
alternate playing the main theme. [View
Sample Page] |
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| The
Legend of Pirate Pete |
E1014
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Kevin
Olson
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Featuring
a nautical sound, this bold, energetic piano
duet is exciting, yet easy-to-learn. Set in
the key of A minor, Pirate Pete includes
open fifths, accents and dynamic rhythm. Without
a doubt, your students will practice its quick-paced
melodies again and again! |
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Race
to the Peak is an energized, high-speed
duet that explores the full range of the piano.
Written in the key of D minor, this piece contains
a quick rhythmic tempo with easy to learn patterns,
a catchy melody in the primo part, often played
in unison by both hands, and a variety of accompaniment
patterns in the secondo part. Students will
definitely be enthusiastic to practice and perform
this duet with accuracy and speed! [View
Sample Page] |
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This
early intermediate level trio for one piano
will definitely keep pianists and their audiences
chugging along. An extremely fun piece to perform
without being difficult to learn, this piece
gives each player a chance to feel like a soloist
with its cleverly composed parts! Great as a
recital piece. |
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