Your favorite sheet music will come to life with the innovative Piano Play-Along series! With this book with online audio, piano and keyboard players will be able to practice and perform with professional-sounding accompaniments. Containing eight songs, the book features new engravings, with a separate vocal staff, plus guitar frames, so players and their friends can sing or strum along. The audio features two tracks for each tune: a full performance for listening, and a separate backing track that lets players take the lead on keyboard. The high-quality, sound-alike accompaniments exactly match the printed music. 8 songs, including: Dancing Through Life • Defying Gravity • For Good • I Couldn't Be Happier • I'm Not That Girl • Popular • What Is This Feeling? • The Wizard and I.
The audio is accessed online using the unique code inside each book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right.
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List: 19.99
33 songs from the hit movie with Whoopi Goldberg. Includes: Ain't No Mountain High Enough • Dancing in the Street • His Eye Is on the Sparrow • Ode to Joy • What Have You Done for Me Lately • and more.
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This masterpiece's famous nickname “Appassionata” (the passionate) does not stem from Beethoven, but was assigned to the sonata by posterity. However, it could hardly be more appropriate! Beethoven's friend Ferdinand Ries tells of a walk during which Beethoven “had the whole way been humming to himself or sometimes howling” without actually singing specific notes. To his friend's enquiry heanswered “here I have come upon a theme for the final Allegro of the sonata”. This graphic description of the event is a harbinger of the wildness and passion of the entire sonata!
This new Urtext edition from G. Henle Publishers is based on the autograph (unfortunately heavily water damaged) and on the originaledition published in Vienna in 1807. At last this central work is available in a new edition from the successful Beethoven workshop of Norbert Gertsch und Murray Perahia – provided, as usual, with fingering by the great pianist.
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This terrific collection includes 100 songs kids love: A-Tisket A-Tasket • Alouette • Alphabet Song • America the Beautiful • Baa Baa Black Sheep • Eensy Weensy Spider • Hickory Dickory Dock • If You're Happy and You Know It • Jack and Jill • Simple Gifts • Three Blind Mice • many more!
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Bring the excitement of today's most iconic games to the piano bench with Video Game Music for Piano Duet! This intermediate-level collection features eight exhilarating arrangements for 1 piano, 4 hands, drawm from beloved titles including Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag, Kingdom Hearts, Skyrim, The Last of Us, Undertale, Minecraft, Civilization VI, and Deltarune.
With strong performance appeal and cinematic energy, these duets are ideal for lessons, studio recitals, and adult students looking for engagaing ensemble repertoire. The arrangements support rhythmic precision, balance between parts, and collaboratie playing, while delivering the epic themes and emotional depth that gamers know and love.
For pianists ready to share the bench and level up their repertoire, this collection offers contemporary, crowd-pleasing music that feels both exciting and rewarding to play.
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Twenty pieces based on Latin rhythms for the beginner pianist.
Soak up the rhythm and atmosphere in Christopher Norton's all-new set of piano miniatures. Microlatin introduces the beginner to the rhythms and character of Latin-American musical styles. Twenty original piano miniatures capture the distinctive qualities of this vibrant and invigorating music, with only modest technical challenges for the developing pianist. Listen to the composer's lively performances or play along with the online accompaniment tracks.
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Exquisite easy piano pieces, compiled for music lessons and first auditions by the piano teacher Marianne Magolt. The volume contains easy Baroque, Classical and Romantic pieces and is perfectly suited for the 'first concert' of young pianists. The downloadable recordings encourage personal interpretation.
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The Twilight soundtrack debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Rock Albums chart. Illustrated with six pages of fantastic photos from the film, our PVG songbook contains “Bella's Lullaby,” and 10 more tracks from alt-rock bands author Stephenie Meyer listened to as she wrote the novels. Features the hit singles “Decode” by Paramore and “Go All the Way (Into the Twilight)” by Perry Farrell, as well as songs from Muse, Linkin Park, Collective Soul, Mute Math and others, plus “Never Think” by British actor Robert Pattinson, who plays the movie's male lead.
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Introduce young students to the timeless charm of William Gillock with The Easiest Gillock Pieces for the Beginning Pianist. This collection features 31 original solos that progress from early to later elementary level, giving developing pianists repertoire that is musical and rewarding from the start. Often called the “Schubert of children's composers,” Gillock's pieces often combine lyrical melodies with playful character. This newly engraved collection also features fun illustrations which highlight several of his lesser-known elementary pieces. Titles like “The Candy Store,” “Sailing,” and “Sky Castles” help students visualize and be more engaged, and familiar teaching pieces like “Water Lilies” and “Glass Beads” offer a wide variety suitable for lessons, festivals, and recitals. New (optional) accompaniments written by Gillock's protégé Glenda Austin enhance the simple melodies and provide excellent collaborative opportunities.
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As an avowed Schubert fan, Franz Liszt also liked to play transcriptions of Schubert's songs in his piano recitals. He initially had an arrangement of the “Trout” by Stephen Heller in his repertoire, but in the summer of 1844, he took the opportunity to make his own arrangement. It also appeared in print shortly afterwards as one of “6 Mélodies célèbres”. But in the best tradition of Schubert, who left behind several versions of his “Trout”, Liszt also later created yet another arrangement. Thus, today we know two versions: the first from 1844, which is peppered with breakneck passages, and a second, likewise highly virtuoso but somewhat (!) easier to perform, that was published in Vienna and Paris in 1846.
For the Henle Urtext edition with fingerings by Evgeny Kissin, it was possible to consult, among others, a personal copy with annotations by Liszt. The edition offers both versions and thus leaves you spoiled for choice!
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