Majestic

Par DE HAAN JACOB. A composition of much contrast based on a well-known psalm melody. As its title announces, it starts with a majestic introduction in which parts of the psalm melody can be heard. Next we hear the complete psalm melody in the trombones, interrupted by passages full of dance in the discant. This is continued in a lively Allegro Molto, in which the psalm melody emerges in the trumpets and cornets, again interrupted by rhythmically pulsing quaver movements. The work ends with a flashing passage in a presto tempo. Majestic Prelude typically is a composition for the start of a concert. / Niveau : 4 / Hymnes et chorals / Répertoire / Brass Band

12 Short Piano Solos. Par MIER MARTHA. Composers first began writing character pieces in the Romantic period as a personal, inward-looking form of musical expression, on a smaller scale than sonatas of the Classical period. These new character pieces emulate this important art form and are carefully graded for students at the intermediate to late intermediate level. Some are bold in character, while others are lyrical and introspective. These moods are suggested by each title. Titles: Beneath the Stars - A Brief Interlude - Elegant Dance - A Faded Memory - Hummingbirds at Play - Majestic Iceberg - My Heart's Secret - The Old Diary - The Promise - Reverie - Summer Love - Tranquility. Composers first began writing character pieces in the Romantic period as a personal, inward-looking form of musical expression, on a smaller scale than sonatas of the Classical period. These new character pieces emulate this important art form and are carefully graded for students at the late elementary to late intermediate level. Some are bold in character, while others are lyrical and introspective. These moods are suggested by each title. Titles: Beneath the Stars * A Brief Interlude * Elegant Dance * A Faded Memory * Hummingbirds at Play * Majestic Iceberg * My Heart's Secret * The Old Diary * The Promise * Reverie * Summer Love * Tranquility/ Recueil / Piano

South Indian Female Playback Singers and Stardom 1945-1955-Her Majestic Voice contains previously untold histories and biographies of playback singers from South India. Southern cinema is usually skipped when Indian cinema is talked about. This fascinating volume contains rare photographs of playback singers and actresses from 1945-1955. The emergence of singers in Bombay Madras and other film industries of India as musical models to be admired and remembered coincided with the ascendancy of film songs as the dominant mode of entertainment. In the 1950s many a south-Indian film song belonged to playback singers such as R. Balasaraswati Devi K. Jamuna Rani Jikki Krishnaveni P. Leela and the singingactress P. Bhanumati whose popularity and stardom flourished and remained independent of the 'Bombay influence' and its specific vocal endorsements. Based on personal interviews of the singers extensive archival research on film practices and close textual analysis this work fills a gap in the history of Indian cinema by presenting a compelling account of the ways in which playback stardom developed under specific socio-cultural conditions and was closely connected with ideas of respectability art and artistic talent. An important work on early cinema and unfamiliar song-production practices Her Majestic Voice chronicles a hitherto untold history of struggles artistry and rise to fame while analysing the historical role of playback singers in south India between 1945 and 1955.

Includes: Let's Rock Majestic March When The Saints Go Marching In Mickey Mouse March Power Rock Farandole Jus' Plain Blues My Heart Will Go On Rainbow Connection Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Drums of Corona Laredo (Concert March) Pomp and Circumstance Stratford March and Do-Re-Mi.

Includes: Let's Rock, Majestic March, When The Saints Go Marching In, Mickey Mouse March, Power Rock, Farandole, Jus' Plain Blues, My Heart Will Go On, Rainbow Connection, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Drums of Corona, Laredo (Concert March), Pomp and Circumstance, Stratford March and Do-Re-Mi. / Trombone

Early Intermediate Level-Majestic Splendor is broad sweeping and inspiring. Using octaves wide jumps and a beautiful melody Setliff makes excellent use of a wide range of the keyboard making the piece sound expansive and much more difficult than it really is. 4 pages: in the key of C Major.

Easy arrangements of 20 terrific tunes with tab: Amazed ? At the Cross ? Days of Elijah ? I Am Free ? Majestic ? Mighty to Save ? Rescue ? Revelation Song ? Salvation Is Here ? Still ? Your Name ? more.

Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Composer Showcase Early Interme-Original solos for the early intermediate student. Includes: Cool Green - Elusive Blue - Majestic Purple - Sassy Orange - Sunny Yellow - Vibrant Red.