This fun, upbeat arrangement of "Heart and Soul" is perfect for the late elementary or early intermediate level pianist. It takes the parts traditionally used as a duet and blends them together. It is written as Easy Piano, in the key of C major and uses a fun variety of rhythms to make it interesting for both the pianist and the audience. 2018 Keyboard Contest Entry.

This third solo album for piano, Go Your Own Way, is dedicated to the eternal question of which path to take in life. Twelve very emotional New Age pieces for piano take the pianist and the audience on a musical journey during which each of them follows his heart and his inner voice. The road of life is often rocky and paved with tears. And yet, everybody should take it as a fighter and leave his own mark. This requires courage and confidence in order not to despair or be broken. The bottom line of all this is that the way is the goal and that everybody has to go it. These expressive compositions are highly nuanced like piano playing, exciting, rich in contrast and exploring boundaries like life: melancholy and lamenting, comforting, affectionately soothing, motivating, confident, breath-taking, and passionate.

This is a piano book featuring original compositions in lyrical, reflective, and romantic styles and all written between December 3, 2020 and December 20, 2020 as found in his January, 2021 album release, "Canvas of My Heart." The difficult levels range from intermediate to medium advanced and would be suitable for weddings, repertoire, anniversaries, background music, and sacred settings. The YouTube video is of the first piece, "Red Rose of Winter," while the MP3 is of "Somewhere In Your Eyes."

James Michael Stevens is a prolific composer residing in Nashville, TN and serves as the Music Department Chairman of Welch College.

The LittlePink Rabbit Warren for Easy Piano

7 Little PianoPieces for Beginner to Novice Pianists of all ages by SilverTonalities!

ColoredNotation for Quick and Easy Reading!

- The Tandem Bicycle

- A Piggyback

- Two Little Love Bunnies

- Moonbeam Polka

- Hearts and Roses

- The Gift

- The Warren

Unlike the highly virtuoso Etudes d'execution transcendante by Franz Liszt,
these etudes by Wilhelm Killmayer are written 'in a deliberately anti-virtuoso
manner, without chroma, i.e. with seven tones and largely in two parts'. (Wilhelm Killmayer)

Each of the twelve pieces focusses on a single compositional or technical aspect. Diatonic scales, parallel thirds and major chords are combined with some technically very tricky passages.

Killmayer makes great demands on the pianist's concentration, subtly coloured performance and differentiated articulation. The seventh etude is given the title 'Im Schumann-Ton' - unforced heartfelt music, always somehow "absent" and unpredictable in its modulations.