A selection of 17 pieces from Classical Soul Vol.1, composed by Alexis Ffrench, including two bonus tracks from the deluxe Solo Piano Collection. All pieces are arranged for solo piano, and this official songbook includes an exclusive preface written by Alexis. Songs include: Broken Wings on Crimson Skies • Chasing Yesterdays • Did I Ever (Tell You) • Everything Changes • Everything Change... but All Remains • Fate • Fireflies • Once • Returning to You • Reverie • Sanctuary • Sö • Soar • Suddenly • The Time of Your Life • The Way It Was • Together Without You.
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A unique collection of must-know piano chord progressions used in pop, rock, hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and gospel music. If you're new to the piano, First 50 Chord Progressions You Should Play on Piano will get you playing chord progressions faster than ever before, with staff notation, chord symbols, tips, and online demonstration audio.
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Scottish Folk Tunes presents a collection of beautiful pieces for solo piano drawn from the rich tradition of Scottish folk music. Experienced author and arranger Barrie Carson-Turner provides notes on all of the pieces, explaining their background and history. The volume is accompanied by a recording of all tunes for download. German and French translations of all texts are available as pdf downloads from the Schott Music website. Suitable for players of grades 3-8.
Part of the best selling World Music series, which also includes music from England, Ireland, Scotland, Eastern Europe, America, Argentina, India, China and Korea.
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Zen-On is proud to present three new publications of Japanese anime songs for elementary to intermediate level solo piano. Featured music includes globally popular anime songs across all genres, and these simplified yet captivating arrangements can be enjoyed by players of all ages!
Includes music from: Attack on Titan
•Bleach•Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
•Haikyu!!
•Hunter × Hunter
•Jujutsu Kaisen
•My Hero Academia
•Naruto: Shippuden
•and more.
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Playing piano is now super easy with this jam-packed collection of Bruno Mars' biggest hits! Designed for beginners of all ages, this songbook features 15 favorites with simple right-hand melodies, letter names inside each note, basic left-hand chord diagrams, and no page turns, so you can focus on grooving, not flipping pages. From the smooth soul of “Leave the Door Open” and the romantic charm of “Just the Way You Are” to the dance-floor energy of “Uptown Funk” and the heartbreak of “When I Was Your Man,” every track brings Bruno's signature style straight to your fingertops. Whether you're feeling funky, flirty, or full of feels, this Super Easy Piano book makes it a breeze to bring Bruno's unstoppable charisma to your keyboard. Let the good times roll – one chord at a time!
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In the second volume, Italie, published in 1858, of the three-part Années de pèlerinage the great names of Italian art and poetry occupy centre stage. Among these was also Petrarch and his collection of sonnets to the beloved Laura, who was however unattainable for the poet. Liszt selected three poems as ideal models for numbers 4–6 in his Italian volume. The second of his three Petrarch sonnets alternates in musical expression between enthusiasm and melancholy, between passion and gloom. It thus corresponds exactly to the conflicting feelings of the lover that Petrarch describes in “Sonetto 104” on which it is based. In spite of the brevity of the piece, one encounters a wealth of harmonic modulations and stylistic variants of the elegiac main melody. In short: a work representative of the “Master of the Piano”. This piece, which is demanding with regard to expression and style, but for the most part moderate in terms of technique, numbers among the most popular of the Année volumes and is now also available as a revised single Urtext edition.
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As an avowed Schubert fan, Franz Liszt liked to perform transcriptions of Schubert's songs in his piano recitals – and indeed to such great effect that publishers began to take notice. Starting in 1838, numerous such arrangements appeared in print. They quickly spread throughout Europe in numerous editions and reprints. The six “Miller Songs” published in 1846 are, according to the title of the Viennese first edition, “transcribed into a lighter style” and thus offer a good introduction to this area of Liszt's artistry. However, in “The Miller and the Brook”, the virtuoso cannot quite deny himself and in the middle section provides an even more refined rippling of the aforementioned “little brook” as an Ossia, reserved for more advanced pianists. With his fingerings, Evgeny Kissin offers an optimal foundation for the successful rendition of the musical text produced by Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl based on allthe sources.
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Christopher Norton's acclaimed Microjazz series has won worldwide popularity with teachers and students alike for its stimulating blend of contemporary genres and classical values. Two beginners books and five collections of repertoire pieces form seven clearlydefined levels of achievement, making Microjazz the ideal basis for progressive learning and teaching.
Microjazz for Beginners is the second book in the series and is suitable for learners of all ages. Using a combination of words, music and illustrations, it takes first-time pianists steadily through the early stages of both the practical and theoretical aspects of playing.
A booklet of accompaniments, suitable for use by a teacher or any intermediate player, is included. The resulting duets can be played on one or two keyboards, and turn even the easiest pupil's tunes into unmistakable Microjazz pieces.
Online audio resources containing both backing and full performance tracks are available to enthuse and enhance both your practice and performance.
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The Eight Etudes op. 42 by Alexander Scriabin were composed during a phase of great productivity. For many years, teaching commitments had hampered the composer. Gradually, he was able to dispose of these tasks. Thus, from 1903 he finally had more time to compose, including, among other things, the Etudes op. 42. They are now available as a Henle Urtext edition, for which both the first edition as well as the variants of the edition published after Scriabin's death by his friend and colleague Nikolai Zhilyayev were carefully evaluated. The fingerings are by Boris Giltburg. With Etude no. V, the edition contains a perennial favourite of the virtuoso repertoire. Scriabin himself spoke of it as “an étude that surpasses the Third Symphony in power and grandeur”.
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Le Carnaval des animaux was conceived in a small Austrian village, while Camille Saint-Saëns was working on his 3rd Symphony with organ, opus 78. Afraid that this humoristic fantasy could cause his oeuvre to be taken less seriously and harm his reputation, he forbade its being published during his lifetime. “Grande Fantaisie zoologique” is composed of 14 movements and the instrumental ensamble of the original version included two pianos, two violins, viola, cello, double bass, flute, clarinet, glass harmonica [celesta] and xylophone. The Final is the only movement in which all instruments play together. Lucien Garban, official arrenger ARRANGER of Éditions Durand, was responsible for numerous arrangements of the Carnaval des animaux, notably a version for solo piano that was realised in several stages but released in its entirety in 1951; while in 1922 realised the 4-hand piano transcription. Introduction and notes on interpretation in French and English by Edmond Lemaître.
New engraving.
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