More Hands - One Piano
Original price
$840TWD
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Original price
$840TWD
Original price
$840TWD
$840TWD
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$840TWD
Current price
$840TWD
Composer: Przystaniak, Peter
Instrument: Piano
Publisher: Edition Peters
Song List: Au clair de la lune – Traditional; Sur le pont d'Avignon – Traditional; Swanee River – Stephen Foster; Guten Abend, gut Nacht – Johannes Brahms; Old Mac Donald – Traditional; Oh when the Saints – Traditional; Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass – Traditional; Rainbow-Party – Peter Przystaniak; Greensleeves – Traditional; Tango di Mango – Peter Przystaniak; Jungle-Boogie – Peter Przystaniak; Shuffle on the Rocks – Peter Przystaniak
Description:
Group instruction at the piano has become increasingly important at music schools and centres. Though a wealth of music exists for piano four-hands, introductory pieces for three or four players at a single piano are almost non-existent. More Hands – One Piano contains 12 pieces, both traditional and new, arranged for three to four players. Starting at a very easy level, the pieces progress in difficulty and explore almost the entire range of the keyboard, and secure rhythm and ensemble playing is encouraged from the earliest stages. The book includes an accompanying CD with full versions of all of the pieces, as well as play-along versions at a slower tempo for individual practice.
Instrument: Piano
Publisher: Edition Peters
Song List: Au clair de la lune – Traditional; Sur le pont d'Avignon – Traditional; Swanee River – Stephen Foster; Guten Abend, gut Nacht – Johannes Brahms; Old Mac Donald – Traditional; Oh when the Saints – Traditional; Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass – Traditional; Rainbow-Party – Peter Przystaniak; Greensleeves – Traditional; Tango di Mango – Peter Przystaniak; Jungle-Boogie – Peter Przystaniak; Shuffle on the Rocks – Peter Przystaniak
Description:
Group instruction at the piano has become increasingly important at music schools and centres. Though a wealth of music exists for piano four-hands, introductory pieces for three or four players at a single piano are almost non-existent. More Hands – One Piano contains 12 pieces, both traditional and new, arranged for three to four players. Starting at a very easy level, the pieces progress in difficulty and explore almost the entire range of the keyboard, and secure rhythm and ensemble playing is encouraged from the earliest stages. The book includes an accompanying CD with full versions of all of the pieces, as well as play-along versions at a slower tempo for individual practice.