In Recital Throughout the year Volume 2 Book 6

In Recital - Throughout The Year (With Performance Strategies)

für:

Klavier

Ausgabe:

Notenbuch

Artikelnr.:

968969

Umfang:

44 Seiten

Verlag / Hersteller:

FJH Music

Hersteller-Nr.:

FJHFF1557

ISBN:

9781569394793

UPC:

0674398218035

Beschreibung

In Recital Throughout The Year is a series that focuses on fabulous repertoire, with musically engaging pieces by leading FJH composers and arrangers. This series of books is carefully levelled to ensure that goals areattainable, which is essential in motivating students. Providing excellent teaching material, these books address the strengths and weaknesses of students, with progressive discussions by Dr. Helen Marlais on the art ofperformance and an analysis of performance strategies.

The pieces presented in these books provide repertoire for the entire year, including pieces for Halloween and Christmas, as well as arrangements of famousclassicalthemes, with original solos and duets.

The accompanying CD includes demonstrations of the pieces presented in this book, allowing the student to develop their interpretive skills.

Volume Two Book 6 issuitable for Late Intermediate pianists and covers many basic principles, including:

Rhythmic patterns of dotted eighth notes, sixteenth notes, and triplet sixteenth notes

Pieces in simple, compound, and mixedmeters

More challenging passage work, scales in tenths, octaves, glissandos, and hand-over-hand configurations

An introduction to the rhythms and style of Spanish music

Pieces with changes of tempo,character and articulations

Pieces in which the melody and the accompaniment are found within the same hand

Syncopated rhythms, jazz chords, and all kinds of arpeggiated and broken chord patterns

Simpleornamentation such as grace notes and trills

Pieces reinforce the following musical terms: espressivo, semplice, più animato, appassionato, più mosso, meno mosso, con passionecontrollata, accelerando, rallentando along with basic musical terminology found in books 1-5.

A mixture of major and minor keys strengthen the student’s command of the piano.