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Steve Nehrenberg
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Open chords and
running eighths characterize this New Age sounding piece, written in
E major. Easy syncopations appear evenly among the chords and give Cascade
a flowing motion. The melodic alteration between voices in the bridge
is cleverly written. Great appeal, especially for teens and adults. |
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Warming up to jazz
rhythms and blues? Here's music from the tropics, with easy
syncopations that make it fun to play. Plenty of eighths in both
hands to keep this one in constant motion, even during the riffs,
with many sophisticated blue notes. Go nuts!
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This appealing
three-movement work by Myra Brooks-Turner features dazzling scale
passages in the first movement, dramatic and expressive left hand
leaps in the second, and a light and fanciful third movement in 6/8
time. [View Sample Page] |
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Nouvelle Etude |
S4093 / 2.95 |
Edwin
McLean
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Perfect for
recitals and festivals, this lovely and evocative solo features
gentle arpeggiations and melodic voicing for the right hand.
Impressionistic and romantic, Nouvelle Etude is very
accessible to your late intermediate student. |
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On a Summer's Night |
S4108 / 2.95 |
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W.T.
Skye Garcia
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A delightful piano
solo in 12/8 meter, this piece has contrasting accompaniments in the
left hand. Long melodic phrases and lush, flowing harmonies provide
the spirit of a nocturne. |
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One Shining Star |
S4115 / 2.95 |
Tina Voorhees
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This lovely, very
expressive piece for late intermediate students includes a wide range
of dynamic contrast and rubato while featuring a right-hand singing
melody and legato pedaling. |
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Russian Legend |
S4022
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Barbara
Martyska
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The haunting
legend of the Russian Snow Maiden, Snegurochka, inspired this
expressive, plaintive piece, rich in beautiful harmonies. |
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Sundown, a
gentle and reflective piece for the late intermediate student, offers
a wide range of articulations to perform. From the four-measure
legato melodic lines, to staccatos, tenutos, two-note phrases, and
syncopated rhythms, students will have broad exposure to the various
pianistic techniques used to communicate the mood of a piece.
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Watch My
Fingers Rock! |
S4094 / 3.50 |
John
Burson
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This driving,
rock-style piece is fast and fun! Features repeated note figures and
articulated passagework in the right hand. |
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