Arpeggios abound in this jazz waltz with a quasi-classical flair. Maybe this would be too sophisticated for a beer drinking crowd but in a jazz club, it would suit the venue. The Vienna part is the fact that a jazz waltz and a Viennese Waltz are kissing cousins. 4 pages, 1 min. 48 sec. One of 12 intermediate arpeggio studies from the collection "Delicious Licorice".

Debbie Vinick's arrangement of the classic Tony Bennett song I Left My Heart in San Francisco is intricate and lush with beautiful arpeggios and chord changes. It's perfect for background music, cocktail hours, or just playing at home.
Debbie Vinick is a harpist, pianist, arranger, andteacher. Her music has a wide range of style including Celtic, classical andpopular. She plays and arranges music for the lap, folk, and pedal harp, andpiano. Debbie loves arranging music that is suited to each instrument and isboth enjoyable to play and to hear. A graduate of Eastman and Yale Schools ofMusic, Debbie has played with orchestras throughout the U.S. and in Europe. Shehas an active studio of harp and piano students and performs throughout theNortheast U.S.

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(Jesus Christ My) Living Hope is an exciting new Praise and Worship song for the Easter season. This is arranged for advanced intermediate piano solo in the key of Eb. The LH has arpeggios and octaves and a rhythm that carried the RH melody, which is sometimes a single melody line, and sometimes 3 or 4 note chords. If the 4 note chords are too much to reach, just leave the bottom note off and you will still have a full sound. Fingering and dynamics included. Great for church preludes, offertories or special music. Written by Phil Wickham and Brian Johnson, arranged by Amy J. Snyder. If you like this arrangement, check out Amy's other arrangements such as O Praise the Name, The Power of the Cross, Via Dolorosa, In Christ Alone, Glorious Day, Hallelujah, Christ the Lord is Risen Today, and more! Visit Amy at www.facebook.com/amyjsnyder7

O Danny Boy (Londonderry Air) is a tender, touching Irish folk song. This arrangement is for advanced intermediate piano solo. Beginning very sweet and simple, then the second verse adds more L.H. arpeggios and 3-4 note chords in the R.H. to build in intensity. Key of F Major with a modulation to key of G. Lots of helpful fingering added. Beautiful song for entertaining or for your private repertoire.Arranged by Amy J. Snyder- visit Amy at www.facebook.com/amyjsnyder7.
If you enjoy this arrangement, check out Amy's arrangements of You Raise Me Up, I Can Only Imagine, America the Beautiful, Hallelujah, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, and more!

You Raise Me Up - Advanced Piano Solo

Arranged by Elena Fortin
Music and Words by Brendan Graham & Rolf Lovland

This year, I am continuing to arrange songs that I consider to be important. In order to fit my criteria for arranging, I look for pieces that have stood the test of time, are uplifting, and can be used in many different situations. This one is a favourite of my Mom's so it went on my "To Do list" quite a while ago.

I decided to dedicate it to my Mom and Dad, for giving into my pleadings for music lessons and supporting me all these years.

The arrangement is written for an advanced player because the left hand can be quite challenging. There are many giant leaps and arpeggios all over the piano, including some challenging chord changes and full chords in the right hand. The piece starts in E flat major, but transitions to a F major finish. Each repetition of the melody is changed slightly--there is a challenging section near the end which brings out the melody in a thunderous full arrangement which is really fun to play. Rather than bringing everything to a crashing end though, I moved the melody into a sweet treble that signals a quiet, peaceful ending.

I hope you will enjoy playing this arrangement!