As the title suggests Quiet Waters is a beautiful piece that offers a gentle flowing melody. Enchanting piano solo promotes legato playing careful balance between voices and much opportunity for expression and rubato effects.

Bill Evans Omnibook for Piano. The ultimate collection for jazz keyboardists to learn 40 Evans classics with exact note-for-note transcriptions. Includes: Alice in Wonderland · Autumn Leaves · Bill's Hit Tune · Blue in Green · Days of Wine and Roses · Emily · Everything Happens to Me · Five · For Nenette · How About You? · How My Heart Sings · I Loves You, Porgy · It Could Happen to You · Just You, Just Me · Letter to Evan · My Foolish Heart · My Funny Valentine · My Romance · Nardis · Night and Day · One for Helen · Peace Piece · Peri's Scope · Quiet Now · Re: Person I Knew · Skating in Central Park · A Sleepin' Bee · Some Other Time · Stella by Starlight · Song from M*A*S*H (Suicide Is Painless) · 34 Skidoo · Time Remembered · The Touch of Your Lips · Turn Out the Stars · Very Early · Waltz for Debby · What Kind of Fool Am I? · Who Can I Turn to (When Nobody Needs Me) · You Go to My Head · You Must Believe in Spring · and more. Spiral bound.

Jazz Piano Solos Series Volume 15-Solo arrangements with chord names of 20 swinging Latin standards: Agua De Beber; Call Me; Estate; The Girl from Ipanema; Meditation; Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars; Watch What Happens; Wave more!

This volume in the Piano Artist Transcriptions series contains 19 authentic transcriptions from the jazz legend Oscar Peterson including: Blues Etude Hymn to Freedom Misty Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars Witchcraft and more.

Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Showcase Solo Level 1/Pre-Staff-Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Showcase Solo Level 1/Pre-Staff. This is a tender quiet piece for the young just-beginning student. It includes a gently flowing duet part for the teacher to play. 4/4; Tenderly; fixed hand position on black-key notes; repeated notes stepwise motion; alternating-hand melody; lyrics by the composer. Perf. time: less than 1 minute.

This new, completely revised and reset centenary edition of Satie?s complete piano music in three volumes has returned to Satie?s manuscripts and first editions to give pianists completely accurate and reliable texts to play from. As well as presenting every piece for piano solo or piano reduction that Satie published, this edition also includes some previously unknown pieces, like the Petite Sonate that he wrote for Vincent d?Indy at the Schola Cantorum, as well as some interesting first versions of well-known pieces, like San Bernardo, a trial version of Españaña (1913) and the markedly different first version of Les Pantins dansent (1914). In addition, there areexamples of the different types of exercises that Satie completed at the Schola between 1905 and 1912, some extra trial Enfantines, and some earlier drafts of his famous Sports et divertissements. To help pianists, suggested metronome marks have been added throughout, and there are also some performance suggestions for the Rose Croix pieces of the 1890s, which otherwise appear to be all quiet and slow. The notation has been made as user-friendly as possible, without detracting from Satie?s concerns about the ?extériorisation? of his musical thought in print.

12 arrangements pour piano solo tirés de la bande-son passionnée et personnelle du jeu d\'Inon Zur, qui met en scène un jeune pianiste. Les titres comprennent : Bitter Liberation - Dana Roze - Dreams to Be Broken - Four Legs - Hymn of Vaghen - Kate Walker - Leon Kobatis - A Nice Person - A Quiet Place - Rising for Adventure - Shattered Destiny - Those Lost Days. / Partitions classique / Piano - instruments à clavier / Piano / HAL LEONARD

This Christmas song is arranged for intermediate piano solo by Martha Mier. The left hand plays a steady rhythmic accompaniment in 3/4 meter that sets the quiet mood of the piece. The right hand plays the melody using triads and octaves in parallel motion. This begins in the key of E minor and ends contemplatively with rolled chords in G major. / Piano

Three Études. For solo piano. The first of these Études was written in memory of Mark Ray, former Head of Keyboard Studies at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM), who died in tragic circumstances in 2006. It makes use of syncopated rhythms and percussive articulation, with a passing reference to Ravel?s G major concerto, the work he performed in concert when he was a student at the RNCM. The Étude was premiered by Peter Lawson in 2006. Études 2 and 3 were added to complete the set in 2020. Étude 2 is dedicated to Murray McLachlan, and is a study in textural control, with ?a quiet wistfulness, floating with reflection calmly over gentle quaver figurations?. Étude 3 is dedicated to Jonathan Scott, and has more than a hint of the motoric rhythms and folk melodies of Bartok. It is ?an extremely energised essay that encourages virtuosic bravura and élan? (McLachlan).

Set 1-Nine short easy solos to serve as important companion pieces for the basic series. The variety of styles the shortness of the pieces and their musicality provide a breadth of meaterial for musical growth for young students. Includes: Setting Up - Glocken Yodler - Dreaming of Scarborough - Turkey in the Straw - Winter Goodbye - Quiet Time - Chord Carousel - Peasant Dance - Catch Me!

Instrumentation : piano Description : The studies and study works by Carl Czerny (1791-1857) are part of the standard repertoire of piano lessons. These collections count among the most popular and most important works in piano education. Contenu : Volume 1: - Developing agility in the fingers without moving the hands - Crossing under with the thumg - Developing clarity and fluency - Agility in playing a quiet staccato - Evenness in parallel runs - Clarity in playing broken chords - Dynamic tension when plying with force - Changing fingers at speed - . - Volume 2: - Staccato playing with a gentle spring - Playing in thirds - Facility in changing fingers - Flexibility in the left hand - Optimising fluency - Playing sequences of chords - Dynamic tension when playing with force - Changing fingers at speed - . - Volume 3: - Rapid minor scales - Crossing hands with a gentle touch - Maintaining the movement of both hands - Playing double octaves - Matching the movement of both hands - Practising trills - Developing a gentle touch with the fingers on the left hand - Playing the thumb on the black keys with a completely relaxed hand - . - Volume 4: - Achieving clarity at speed - Playing sequences of chords as fast as possible - Independent movement of the fingers - Increasing agility in the fingers without moving the hand around - Practising mordents - Developing a firm attack - Exercise in crossing the thumb under - Lifting the fingers evenly - . - Volume 5: - A light touch with octave leaps - Playing trills in thirds - Changing fingers on a single key - Keeping the arm light when playing a smotth line - Achieving clarity at full force - Lifting both hands smoothly - Exercise in thirds - Light staccato chords - Increasing mobility of the fingers on the left hand - . - Volume 6: - Practising double mordents - Practising crossing the thumb under - Optimising mobility of the fingers with the gentlest touch - Legato melodic line with broken chords - Bravura attack and motion - Clarity and gentleness of touch with brocken chords - Practising trills - Bravura octaves - Bravura attack and playing in tempo Date de parution : 28/08/2006 Nombre de pages : 184 Langue : German - English - French Format : New Edition portrait

Early One A Sunday Mornin-After Edward Hopper’s 'Early Sunday Morning'In this work I have made up the lives and dreams of people who are out of sight in Hopper’s painting of a quiet row of houses at dawn. I wrote about different situations I imagined from house to house. There are seven sections in the suite; the first and last sections represent the ends of terrace.'I really enjoyed browsing through Lola Perrin's Piano Suites….enormously resourceful and pianistic attractive and lucid…' Piano Magazine

Three Études for Piano by Nico Muhly. “In preparation for writing a large (uncompleted) work for piano I decided to write three short pieces to get certain musical tics out of my system. Each of these three études addresses a specific rhythmic and harmonic gesture: the first Ostinati focuses on a gently lilting left hand contrasted with angular outbursts in the right hand usually in octaves. The second étude “Quiet Music ” concerns itself with drones and chant-like music and the third “Running ” explores slowly shifting harmonies pitted against very fast cross-hand playing.” –Nico Muhly 2003 These three études were written from January to March 2003 and were composed partially for performance in the VisionIntoArt/RockHotelPianoFest in New York City. Étude #3 (“Running”) was premiered by Eric Huebner and is dedicated to him.