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American Music Teacher, August-Sept, 2002
The Developing Artist, Piano Literature Book 4, by Nancy and Randall Faber. This is a collection of authentic keyboard literature for the late-intermediate pianist. The book consists of carefully selected repertoire from the baroque, classical, romantic and contemporary periods. Historical text on the major periods of music history is presented at the beginning of the book. Highlights from this outstanding collection include Bourree in E Minor (from Suite in E Minor for Lute) by Bach; Fur Elise by Beethoven; Waltz in A Minor by Chopin; and Winter Painting by Nancy Faber. This series complements The Developing Artist Piano Sonatinas Books 1-4. 128 pp. Moderately difficult. $12.95.
The Best of Timothy Brown, Book 1, by Timothy Brown. This outstanding collection includes some of Timothy Brown's most-requested and best-loved music for solo piano. Contents include The Evening Star, Mystic Prelude, The Clock Sonatina, Melody Cantabile, Russian Soldier's Story and Farewell to Ireland. 24 pp. Intermediate. $5.50.
Expressive Etudes, Book Two, by Suzanne W. Guy. Book Two of this comprehensive series of piano etudes includes late-elementary pieces that can be introduced during the second level of any piano method. They provide an excellent resource for students who need additional reinforcement in technique. Suitable for all pianists, these etudes can serve equally well as performance repertoire. 32 pp. Easy. $6.50.
My World in Motion, Book 1, by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf. This original collection of eight charming songs portrays a myriad of delightful childhood scenes. Students will especially love the accessibility of these five-finger melodies. Wonderful teacher duets are provided to encourage inspired ensemble playing. 20 pp. Easy. $4.95.
My World in Motion, Book 2, by Elizabeth W. Greeenleaf. Book 2 of this imaginative series features seven lively solos for the elementary pianist. These colorful pieces portray delightful scenes, from The Big Parade to A Nonsense Tango. Students will love setting their fingers in motion to these inspired melodies. 16 pp. Easy. $4.50
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Flying Leap Music
1348 71st St. Brooklyn, NY 11228 (718) 837-0007 Fax (718) 259-9819 fleap@fleap.com www.fleap.com Free catalog available.
You've Got Rhythm: Read Music Better by Feeling the Beat, by Anna Dembska and Joan Harkness. You've Got Rhythm is a complete rhythm-reading method for adults and children. Simple hand gestures paired with humorous and entertaining lyrics help students gain a comprehensive understanding of meter and rhythm. 126 pp. $27.95.
The Frederick Harris Music Co., Limited
Unit 1 5865 McLaughlin Rd. Mississauga, Ontario Canada L5R 1B8 (800) 387-4013 or (905) 501-1595 Fax (905) 501-0929 fhmc@frederickharrismusic.com www.frederickharrismusic.com Free catalog available. American distribution provided by The FJH Music Company, Inc.
Celebrate Piano! Recital Pieces for the Beginning Pianist. Enjoy this extraordinary collection of thirteen elementary pieces by Stephen Chatman, Anne Crosby, Pierre Gallant, Mark Mrozinski, Linda Niamath, Susan Ogilvy, Elvina Pearce and Dale Reubart. 24 pp. Easy. $4.95.
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