?Chasing a Breeze? is a neoclassical/new age piece with jazz and pop influences from Butterfly Rapture, a solo piano album by award-winning composer/pianist Brian Kelly. This piece is for advanced/intermediate players, in the key of D Major, 5 pages, duration: 3:23, published by Brian Kelly / Skylight Music (BMI).

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?Expect a Miracle? is a piece from Pools of Light, a contemporary instrumental album by award-winning composer/pianist Brian Kelly. This piece, arranged for solo piano, is for intermediate players, in the key of B Major, 4 pages, duration: 3:27, published by Brian Kelly / Skylight Music (BMI).

Please do not share, distribute or otherwise copy this sheet music without the express permission from Brian Kelly. http://www.briankelly.com

And what would a ?generic? Shakespeare comedy include? Certainly it would center around a pair of young lovers, probably kept apart either by social circumstances or obstructionist parents. There would probably be an important situation involving mistaken identity or some other intrigue, moments of both decorum and revelry, plus some comic relief along the way, something like Peter Quince and the ?rude mechanicals? in Midsummer Night?s Dream, or Dogberry and his bumbling constables in Much Ado About Nothing.) And the whole thing would likely be capped off by a wedding.

So here is a little suite which looks back beyond the great examples of incidental music by Grieg (Peer Gynt), Mendelssohn (Midsummer Night?s Dream) or Bizet (L?Arlésienne), all the way back to Henry Purcell?s Ayres for the Theatre, published in 1697. It features a blend of 17th century forms and contrapuntal textures with 21st century ?wrong note? harmonies and changing meters in a diverting and accessible audience pleaser. Performance time is about 14 minutes.

The accompanying audio file gives you the first halves (roughly) of the first (Sinfonye) and last (Wedding March) movements. Yes, I know the Wedding March is in 3/4 time. Please don?t write to complain.

A DADGAD Christmas is a collection of 5 holiday songs arranged for the guitar in the DADGAD tuning. Each piece highlights a different technique in the arrangement and is paired with a breakdown of the techniques used and practice methods. Songs are scored in notation and TAB and include: Joy To The World; O Come, O Come, Emmanuel; Silent Night; Snow on Christmas; The Holly and the Ivy.

Perfect for the budding fingerstylist looking to expand their repertoire with some holiday tunes or to gain new skills in open tunings. By completing this book, you'll have both new songs to perform and a deeper understanding of the instrument.

A little over 3 minutes, this is a fun little arrangement of the cue "A Royal Command" from the Downtown Abbey movie. Great for posh parties, weddings, etc. Not terribly hard, some fast arpeggios here and there, 1st violin goes high on E string but not too high.

This is a solo guitar arrangement of the well-loved South American classic, "Mi Favorita," with a unique ending to the major section and final ending of piece.

Made in SA is a collection of new beginning-to-intermediate piano pieces composed by members of the Composers Alliance of San Antonio (CASA). The compositions have been collected into five graded volumes, from the most straightforward to the most musically advanced. Book 5 includes "In Bartók's Modes" and "Ludicrous Tonalis" by Brian Bondari; "Solarium (On the Music of the Spheres)" by Juan Luis de Pablo Enríquez Rohen; "Lonely Stroll, Autumn Garden" by Kevin Salfen; Two Dolphin Interludes (No. 1, "Playing"; No. 2, "Hydroplaning") by S. Beth May; Canon (Op. 32, No. 4) by Dimitar Ninov; "Dizzy Carousel" by Ken Metz; "Willow in the Wind" by Susan M. Bell; and "Qwe-Ji-Na Ching-Ching Na-Ne" by Misook Kim.

Four Irish tunes for a Boston Two Step (With A Shilelagh Under My Arm / If You're Irish , Come Into The Parlour / Macnamara's Band / The Irish Washerwoman), arranged for accordion.

"Bohemian Rhapsody" is a song composed in 1975 by Freddie Mercury, a member of the British band Queen and included on their album A Night at the Opera. This song has no chorus. In it, Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor and Brian May sing in the middle, high and low tones respectively. This version was written for instrumental quartet adapted to be faithful to the original version, ideal for intermediate to experienced beginners. It has the same length as the original recording and the ideal tonality to perform without the need for lyrics.