By Gail Smith. By Gail Smith. For piano. Solos. Archive Edition. Classic. Level: Beginning-Intermediate. Book. 130 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc.

By Various. Edited by Sibylle Cada, Thomas Peter-Horas. For piano. Piano Music for Discoverers - Contains 72 easy and intermediate original p iano compositions,from Couperin to Chick Cor ea.Das Pianobuch presents piano music from f our centuries in a novel mixture of standard literature and pieces in mint" condition. " It contains not only minor masterpieces by l ess well-known composers, but little known g ems by great masters." Some of the titles w" ere written specifically for our collection. Published by C.F. Peters.

(The World's Great Classical Music) For piano. Format: piano solo book. With composer biographies. Baroque, classical period, romantic period and impressionistic. 240 pages. 9x12 inches. Published by Hal Leonard.

Famous and Fun: Classic Themes, Book 3 offers a wonderful introduction to the timeless masterpieces of the great composers. Featuring arrangements of themes from symphonic, operatic and keyboard literature, these works have been carefully selected to appeal to beginners at the elementary/late elementary level. Optional duet parts for teacher or parent.

10 Hymn Arrangements Inspired by Romantic Masterworks. Arranged by Faye López. Book; Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental; Worship Resources. Sacred Performer Collections. Form: Medley. Hymn; Masterwork Arrangement; Romantic; Sacred. 40 pages. Published by Alfred Music

Chamber Music Flute(s)

SKU: PR.114423620

Composed by Jovana Damnjanović. Performance Score. Theodore Presser Company #114-42362. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.114423620).

ISBN 9781491137321. UPC: 680160690053.

MAYKA (Serbian for “mother”) is a fascinating collection of 10 short recital pieces, each inspired by Serbian folk-music traditions, enriched through a broad variety of non-traditional techniques. Serbian-born flutist Jovana Damnjanović created these teaching etudes in conjunction with her doctoral thesis introducing Eastern European traditions to Western flutists. Along with its 10 fresh and dazzling concert works, this publication includes a thorough preface on performance techniques and instructions for each etude.
MAYKA attempts to represent the sounds of traditional Serbian music and also make them more familiar and accessible to flute players around the world. The overarching inspiration for the sound is one of the most popular instruments in Serbian traditional music: the frula. Inspirations from the tone colors of other instruments such as duduk, cevara, dvojnice, and kaval are also present. To read more about these instruments, refer to Chapter 1: Introduction (pg. 13-16) in the online dissertation.My intention was to create an original work exclusively for flute that holds characteristics of Serbian traditional music. An imitation of one of the Serbian traditional song forms can be found in “Čоček;â� �� irregular time signatures can be found in “Igra,” “Čоček,â� �� and “Vez.” The style is mostly present through trills, ornaments, and tonality, which are ubiquitous characteristics of Serbian traditional music.Each of the concert etudes has a narrative. The reason for narrative is to bring the style closer to the performer, and to help with understanding each etude’s expressive significance. Some etudes were inspired by people and events, some by specific dances, music, and literature from Serbia. As the etudes are of programmatic nature, they are a great choice for themed recitals. The idea was to write pieces short enough to be good program-fillers, not too hard to put together yet effective, and also suitable for short performances in venues that do not have a piano. To read more about each etude’s narrative, refer to Chapter 3: Performance Guide (pg. 24-75) in the dissertation.The book is titled MAYKA, Serbian for mother, to honor my mother, my mother’s mother, and my Motherland, Serbia. Motherland is represented through the style and tonal language of all of the concert etudes, and my mother and grandmother have been the biggest inspiration for the narrative of “Svila,” “Nana,” and “Uspavanka.”.