A collection of supplementary pieces ranging from folk and classical through to showtunes and popular songs for young clarinet players. Carefully selected and arranged each piece offers suggestions and guidelines plus a simple effective piano accompaniment.
SKU: AP.12-057153046X
ISBN 9780571530465. English.
What Else Can I Play? Grade 4 presents 18 carefully graded pieces for pianists at the grade 4 level, including some timeless favorites. With a variety of musical styles ranging from classical and jazz to showtunes and popular songs, this collection will bring enthusiasm to learning the piano and provide an entertaining alternative for those pupils who are working towards, or have recently completed, their grade exams. Each piece offers suggested fingering, dynamics, and tempo together with technical tips and performance notes.
SKU: AP.12-0571530478
ISBN 9780571530472. English.
More! What Else Can I Play? Grade 1presents a further collection of pieces providing an entertaining alternative to exam pieces in styles ranging from classical and jazz to showtunes and popular songs, carefully arranged for the grade 1 pianist. Each piece offers suggested fingering, dynamics, and tempo together with technical tips and performance notes.
SKU: AP.12-0571530451
ISBN 9780571530458. English.
With a variety of musical styles ranging from classical and jazz through to showtunes and popular songs, this is a collection that will bring enthusiasm to learning the piano and provide an entertaining alternative for those pupils who are working towards, or have recently completed Grade 3. Each piece offers suggested fingering, dynamics and tempo together with technical tips and performance notes.
SKU: HL.400061
ISBN 9781596153585. UPC: 077712334112. 9x12 inches.
Performed by Elaine Douvas, oboe Accompaniment: Erik Nielsen, piano This wonderful album for the beginning to early intermediate oboe player includes thirteen pieces ranging from Boccherini to Grieg to Richard Strauss to William Walton. Says James Roe of The Double Reed: “With the poise of a great virtuoso, [Ms. Douvas] approaches these 'easy' pieces as she would a solo line in a great symphony...the richness of her tone, the variety in her articulation, and the beauty and clarity of her line all represent the very best example for students as they develop their concept of playing. And it's all pretty inspiring for us professional oboists as well.†Ms. Douvas's extensive performance notes “are a delight, and will be inspiring to students and an important aid to teachers.†Includes a complete printed solo part annotated with performance suggestions and access to online recordings with complete versions (with soloist) followed by piano accompaniments to each piece, minus the soloist.
