Progressive Pieces

The Opus 210 by Louis Kohler is a delightful collection of 32 pieces ranging from very easy to medium-difficult. Kohler like many of his contemporaries Robert Schumann Peter Tchaikowsky and later Claude Debussy wrotecollections of character pieces for beginning students to play. The pieces in this collection are lighthearted in spirit with simple harmonic progressions and straight- forward rhythms. They can be categorized as characterpieces (short pieces with programmatic titles) which are typical of the Romantic period. Not only do the pieces provide opportunities to stimulate creativity and imagination within each individual player they also provideexcellent oportunities to build technique musicality and rhythmic skills from the very beginning. Kohler proves that one can build technical skills and musicianship skills while at the same time enjoying the music. Thepieces are not overly difficult or lengthy which adds to their charm.

1 Piano 4 Hands-12 lower intermediate duets with performance notes and composer biographies. CONTENTS: Cradle Song and Ariette from Miniatures (Godowsky) Three Little Pieces (Bruckner) Cradle Song from Four Little Hands (Smith) Little Lullaby and On the Rocking Horse from The Children's Colorful World (Schlegel) ABC from The Morning (Volkmann) Pavane of the Sleeping Beauty in the Forest from Mother Goose (Ravel) Piano Duet from Twelve Progressive Pieces (André) Immortelle in G Major from Immortellen (Spindler).

After the Civil War the ?up picking? finger style of playing the 5-string banjo came into vogue ? eventually finding its way into the Victorian parlor and later college glee and music clubs. The original down picking style didn't entirely die out because throughout the reaminder of the 19th Century new methods for the banjo often included a number of songs in the older two-finger banjo style of performance. Perhaps the most intricate set of songs to appear in the ?original? banjo style were these 34 progressive pieces found in Frank B. Converse's Analytical Banjo Method from 1887. Those songs presentedin this book for clawhammer banjo offer a nice mix of banjo characteristic pieces medleys and new compositions from Converse.

Written by Guy Lefèvre Progression is a set of short pieces for Drums on a music composed by Stéphane Moucha for beginners and intermediate players. It is accompanied by a CD featuring 24 titles to help the player through its execution. The book includes some “Rhythmiques” short exercises of 8 measures focus on the rhythms the written breaks and some progressive pieces for beginners up to intermediate players using all the main genres of music: binary Jazz 4/4 3/4 5/4 Bossa 12/8 Impro 4/4). Progression is a great book to start playing and to become more aware of the placeof the Drums in an ensemble or a band. Guy Lefèvre a French professor who contributed to the creation of the Emmanuel Boursault school of Drums and Stéphane Moucha is a Czech composer who plays the Violin.

This book contains a selection of ten pieces for Trinity Classical Guitar Grade 5 exams, carefully chosen, graded and edited for the 2020?2023 syllabus by a panel of experts. Encompassing a wide range of styles and including duets up to Grade 5, our progressive series offers teachers and learners a wealth of engaging repertoire, whether working towards Trinity exams or studying with other guitar methods.

Burgmller's most famous work, the 25 Progressive Pieces, are short compositions with descriptive titles. Easier than his Opp. 105 and 109, each selection exposes students to a different technical challenge with the main emphasis on the phrasing, articulation, and dynamics often found in Romantic piano music. The collection includes Arabesque and Ballade, both popular with many early-intermediate pianists. The Alfred Masterwork Library CD Editions conveniently combine each exceptional volume with a professionally recorded CD that is sure to inspire artistic performances. Pianist Valery Lloyd-Watts studied at the Conservatory of Music in Toronto and the Royal College of Music in London. She earned a Master of Music degree from the University of Wisconsin, where she studied with Paul Badura-Skoda. She co-authored the text Studying Suzuki Piano: More than Music , which was endorsed by Dr. Suzuki.

This book contains a selection of ten pieces for Trinity Classical Guitar Grade 4 exams, carefully chosen, graded and edited for the 2020?2023 syllabus by a panel of experts. Encompassing a wide range of styles and including duets up to Grade 5, our progressive series offers teachers and learners a wealth of engaging repertoire, whether working towards Trinity exams or studying with other guitar methods.

The third in South African pianist and composer Kevin Volans's brilliant series of Piano miniatures Progressively Prickly Piano Pieces is a collection of ingenious and witty practice pieces that aredesigned to be both fun and educational. With these sheet music practice books accomplished composer Kevin Volans?has managed to craft nine pieces that are really great fun to play as wellas being thrilling and exciting in their ingenuity. Volans has put aside his own compositional tastes making the needs of the pianist the focus. This means that his series represents a departure from the other dry anddull practice books out there ensuring that while you play you'll be loving how funny confusing and sometimes downright baffling these pieces are. The great thing about ProgressivelyPrickly Piano Pieces is that this is not just a bit of fun. Volans?has created them so that each piece focuses on a fundamental aspect of Piano technique. This means that while you enjoy playing through thepieces in this book their 'prickliness' will guarantee that you are learning at the same time. Some of the tunes are challenging so this book is definitely for the intermediate to the advanced player although the great thing isif you have worked through the previous two books you'll be able to smoothly transition into this one. If you want some new and interesting practice pieces to play that aren't the same old études orexercises check out Progressively Prickly Piano Pieces?and pep up your practising today. Don't forget to check out? Pint-Sized Piano Pieces ?and? Pieces For Precocious Pianists .