SKU: LO.20-1107L
UPC: 000308037890.
3-5 octaves. General/Wedding. Level 3An expressive, original composition with no key changes. There are several tempo changes that offer the director a fine teaching tool for ringers.
SKU: AP.50996S
ISBN 9781470665272. UPC: 038081583501. English.
Cherished is a beautiful musical message of gratitude that alternates between moments of vulnerability and powerful passages reflecting comfort and trust. Robert Sheldon's soaring phrases combine with ever-changing chordal progressions, resulting in steady waves of color and harmonic changes that sound complex yet are quite playable. Stunning and transformational. (5:00).
SKU: AP.50996
ISBN 9781470665265. UPC: 038081583495. English.
SKU: HL.282478
ISBN 9781540034359. UPC: 888680789220. 9.0x12.0x0.979 inches.
Music was changing and evolving during the 1960s, and these 100 songs show the musical diversity of the decade. This collection is arranged for easy piano with lyrics. Songs include: Aquarius • Blowin' in the Wind • Breaking up Is Hard to Do • Do Wah Diddy Diddy • Downtown • For Once in My Life • Gentle on My Mind • God Only Knows • Good Vibrations • Happy Together • A Hard Day's Night • I Saw Her Standing There • I'm a Believer • King of the Road • Leaving on a Jet Plane • The Letter • The Loco-Motion • Louie, Louie • Mr. Tambourine Man • Monday, Monday • Oh, Pretty Woman • Proud Mary • (Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay • The Sound of Silence • Spanish Flea • Spinning Wheel • The Twist • Up, up and Away • Wichita Lineman • Wild Thing • and more.
SKU: CF.FAS73
ISBN 9780825888960. UPC: 798408088965. 8.5 x 11 inches. Key: G major.
Up-and-coming composer George Sweet is a string educator with years of experience working with developing students. He presents us with a lush and lyrical composition that seemingly flows off the page and into the hearts of students and audiences alike. Sweet's understanding of young students' technical limitations, along with his fresh compositional perspective, make him a unique new voice in the field. We know you are going to love this one!.In the Final Analysis takes its inspiration from various speeches given by both John and Robert Kennedy. The composer was moved by the Kennedys’ idea of a strong, diverse, and cooperative society. John Kennedy’s commencement speech at the American University in 1963 was especially inspirational and the piece takes its title from the following passage:For in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children’s futures. And we are all mortal.The introduction sets the tone of the piece and is reminiscent of the “Americana†feel of composers like Aaron Copland. The main theme enters in Violin 1 at m. 7.Throughout the piece, this material is presented in different situations and moods, reflective of the diverse society spoken of by the Kennedys. A lyrical “B†section appears at m. 23 and later at m. 48 in a slightly different orchestration. The introductory material returns at m. 63 and leads to a vibrant coda which brings the piece to a close.In the Final Analysis was commissioned by Victor Fernandez and the Booker Middle School Orchestra.