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Elementary/Late Elementary
Take an imaginary
trip to faraway lands! This set of four suites for elementary/late
elementary students is fun to play and reflects the inherent flavor
of each land you visit. Troika was inspired by Russian fairy
tales; pentatonic melodies and open harmonies take you on A Trip
to China; African Adventure leads you on a safari through
the African plains; and Cat Tales shows you just what life is
like in the land that is ruled by everyday cats.
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Late Elementary
Roubos has created
a wonderful collection of pieces that simulate the rain using
staccatos and thunder with blocked chords. With pieces like Raindrop
Prelude, Morning Drizzle, Afternoon Thunderstorm,
and A Rainy Day in Chinatown, your students will have great
company on those rainy days. |
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Intermediate
This Intermediate
level collection of six colorful pieces for piano depicts the journey
and landscape of the great migration to the West on the Oregon Trail
in the early 1800's. From the exciting new frontier sounds of Oregon
Bound!, to the lively staccato playing in Gooseberry Pie,
to the majestic pedaling in The Cascade Mountains, An
American Portrait will surely evoke images and sounds of
America's frontier land. |
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An American Portrait:
Scenes from the
Great Plains |
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FF1317 / 5.50 |
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Intermediate
Commissioned by
the South Dakota Music Teachers Association, in conjunction with the
Music Teachers National Association, South Dakota Suite is an
outstanding recital piece consisting of six colorful and wonderfully
varied movements for the intermediate pianist. Performers will find
these solos as spirited as they are accessible.
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An American Portrait:
The Pacific Northwest |
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FF1485 / 4.95 |
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Intermediate /
Late Intermediate
Experience natural
wonders portrayed in musical grandeur! This latest American Portrait
travels to Lavender Fields of the Olympic Peninsula, to Columbia:
Great River of the West, to The Mists of Rainier, and to Whidby
Island Morning. Few technical distractions and a broad variety
of melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic structures lead the student
performer on a continuing journey of discovery.
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Picture This!
Book 1 |
FF1369 / 5.50 |
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Late Elementary
This collection of
creative solos contains pieces written in a variety of styles. They
are pianistic, covering a broad range of the keyboard. Accidentals
enable students to play in the major keys of C, G, and F, as well as
D and F minor.
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Picture This,
Book 2 |
FJH1423 / 5.50 |
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Intermediate
Which came first,
the music or the picture? A quick peak at some of the titles in this
second collection will make you wonder: Candy Bars for Breakfast,
The Forgotten Road, and Race Across the Serengeti
promise some interesting insights. "Sound can create images in
your mind of faraway places, activities, and scenes." –
Roubos. Listen for snippets of familiar melodies along the way.
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Picture This!
Book 3 |
FF1566 / 5.50 |
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Intermediate
This delightful
collection from Valerie Roth Roubos will transport you to a whole new
world of musical discoveries. There are pieces that promote both
hands playing across the keyboard, with the LH playing in the treble
clef and the RH playing in the bass clef. Students will find pieces
that promote musical awareness by drawing on a variety of tempos
within a piece. Some pieces have the melody switching between the LH
and RH, which will encourage students to develop hand and finger
independence. Songs include: Ghost Ship; A Night in Madrid;
Postcard from Mars; and more. |
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Elementary
Cultivate your
student's imagination with this descriptive collection of 10
elementary piano solos. Titles such as "Call of the Horn,"
"Monkeys in the Trees," "Antique Music Box," and
"Whispers in the Dark" plus many more give your students
the inspiration to create their own musical story through the music.
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Late Elementary
This late
elementary collection encourages students to use their imaginations
to help create a story through music. Whether it be Driving Down
the Bumpy Road, or the Tango de Rio, the titles and
opening descriptions start the story, and the student gets to finish
them with the music they create.
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Travel Tunes |
FF1597 / 5.50 |
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Late Intermediate
If you've ever
imagined taking an elephant ride, traveling by rickshaw, or soaring
high above on a magic carpet, then Travel Tunes is the book
for you. The music uses combinations of legato and staccato, with
melodies that often weave in between both hands. This late elementary
book features a boogie, a toccata, and a waltz. |
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