Matériel : PartitionLangue : English
Créez votre propre ambiance détendue et béat avec cette sélection de seize ans mellow Piano solos des meilleurs musiciens contemporains. Cette anthologie a été compilée avec amour de tous les coins du monde d'aujourd'hui musicale, de l'écriture introspectif doux d'Elliott Smith et les harmonies de Jazz molles de Pat Metheny, de superbes mélodies de Ludovico Einaudi et Michael Nyman, ces superbes pièces sont garantis pour refroidir vous sortir et apaiser votre esprit. / Piano / 64 pages / Partition
SKU: HL.1115746
ISBN 9781705180075. UPC: 196288105978.
Star of Wonder is a collection of cool Christmas carol arrangements from James Welburn. The arrangements cover a variety of styles and moods, from the hymnal O Come All Ye Faithful to the surprise swagger of O Holy Night, via the mysterious We Three Kings, the jazz-inspired Silent Night and a host of other heavenly numbers. Recommended by Pianist magazine, which featured the composer's arrangement of Ding Dong Merrily on High in their Christmas 2021 edition.
SKU: HL.14006470
ISBN 9780711934535. 9.0x12.0x0.105 inches.
Another delightful collection of character pieces by the composer of Lazy Days and On The Cool Side. The pieces are about Grade 1 to 3 standard, the broad selection of moods and styels means it is suitable for pianists of all ages.
SKU: PR.144407320
ISBN 9781491135006. UPC: 680160685998.
From the pen of Lauren Bernofsky comes a truly unique contribution to the trombone repertoire – music expressing the joys and challenges of parenthood, through a mother’s eyes. FROM A MOTHER’S JOURNAL is a suite of five movements, Love Letter, A World of Worry, Bedtime Battle, Contentment, and Little Imp, which bubble with warmth, irony, frustration, tenderness, humor … as complex a cocktail of emotions as parenthood itself. The music explores a broad range of trombone techniques, making the 10-minute suite an exciting tour de force for any recital.The idea for FROM A MOTHER’S JOURNAL originated during car ride from an IWBC conference back to New York City – Nikki Abissi and I were sharing our experiences of the challenges and joys of motherhood, and she said, “Wouldn’t it be cool to have a trombone piece written about all the emotions of motherhood?†There certainly wasn’t one that I knew about! Not long after, she contacted me about writing her exactly that piece.I thought that this was definitely a concept for a piece whose time had come, and I was immediately on board with the project. She sent me some short descriptions of some of her experiences, from the frustration of getting a rambunctious baby to go to sleep at bedtime to the boundless love she felt for not just her baby but her husband, as a father, as well. I wrote each anecdote into a short movement, and the result was a collection of musical vignettes covering a range of moods and textures as well as trombone techniques. Since I, too, am a mother, I filtered her anecdotes through my own lens, and I consider this piece to be not just a biography of Nikki but also my own autobiography.