by John Robert Poe
Musical
treats that beginners can play after just a few months. Emphasis on 5-finger
and middle-C positions.| WP136 | (El.) | $3.45 |
by Kevin Oldham
This
dramatic advanced work was premiered at Carnegie Hall in 1992 and included
on a CD of Oldham’s solo piano music performed by Karin Kushner.(Opus 17)
| JP14 | (Adv.) | $5.45 |
by Jeanine Yeager
Teachers
looking for exciting and showy recital showstoppers will welcome these three
flashy and energetic encores. Don’t miss this terrific collection of
original pieces from the pen of Jeanine Yeager. | WP378 | (L. Int.) | $3.95 |
by Eugénie R. Rocherolle
Impressionistic
sounds bring to life scenes of the Louisiana bayou country with Sunken
Schooner, Water Lilies, and Tapestry of Fish.| GP338 | (Int.) | $3.95 |
Eleven
imaginative solos each one with a different flavor and pedagogical feature
— with no chords (some 5ths, 6ths, 2nds), some pedal, no key signatures
(lots of accidentals). Allow students to enjoy playing high, low, and cross-overs
while improving melodic flow. For beginners from approximately 4 –
6 months of study. Larger notes and staff made especially for this age!
Block
chords, triads, seventh chords, and broken chords provide a “big sound”
for your intermediate students. Five titles with helpful practice suggestions
comprise this “Blockbuster” book!
O’Hearn’s
experience of playing jazz piano and teaching piano work together to produce
melodies and harmonies that sound improvised when played “from the
book.” 
This
collection of solos contains a variety of boogie styles accessible and motivating
for the intermediate student. Help build rhythmic precision using various
ostinato bass patterns, walking bass figures and piano blues.
Bravo
for these unique short pieces for the early intermediate pianist by Brazil’s
finest composers: Nobre, Villa Lobos, Lacerda, Mahle. Each one is different.
All are full of melodic charm and rhythmic vitality. Besides such wonderful
music, there are special insights about the composers and the music along
with learning tips by David and Martha Appleby.