Based on the classic, Amazing Grace, this piece for solo piano merges technique with artistry. Opening with the well known melody, the piece quickly descends into dissonance with arpeggiated diminished chords and minor settings of the melody to Amazing Grace. After more minor and diminished arpeggios, a contorted version of the Star Spangled Banner can be heard, before again descending into an angry chaos. At measure 62 a swing pattern appears, built around the notes F, D and Ab (a tritone away from D). The piece ends with an unresolved interval and the unfinished first line of the melody to Amazing Grace.
Written shortly after the election of President Donald Trump in 2024, this piece symbolizes the chaos, confusion, and disquiet in American society.
A solo piano piece based on the poem, Fog, by Carl Sandburg. Beginning with a haunting and lyrical introduction, the piece quickly descends into a driving sixteenth note pattern. The melody is made of triplets, juxaposted against the driving sixteenth notes. The music intensifies until finally coming to a quiet end.
So often, music for beginning and early intermediate piano students lacks depth and interest. A Season at the Keys: Christmas Piano Book is a book of holiday arrangements that is both approachable and has musical depth.
The collection features holiday favorites arranged for late-beginning to intermediate piano players, designed to be both accessible and musically rewarding. The pieces get progressively more challenging, so students (or adults returning to piano) can return to the book each year as they develop in their musical abilities.
Pianists will need to know how to read treble and bass clef, as well as basic piano fingerings, although the book will also include a brief reminder on how to read piano music.
The book includes arrangements of beloved classics:The Dreidel Song, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, In the Bleak Midwinter, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Jingle Bells, O Christmas Tree, O Come O Come Emmanuel, Silent Night, What Child is This?/Greensleeves, We Three Kings, and Pachelbel’s Canon.
This easy arrangement of this famous melody showcases a piano players ability to play expressively.
Although the left hand never moves from C position, the player will need to understand how to play various intervals. Players will need to move to a new right-hand position, moving each finger up 1 white key in measure 5.
This easy arrangement of Jingle Bells will delight young players. The second page includes the first verse song, but is optional for players who may not be confident in moving positions. The arrangement also includes fun facts about the song, including a link to hear Jingle Bells played in outer space!
Students will delight in these fun and easy Halloween piano songs in a modified C position! Pumpkin Patch includes note names within the notes, helping young students learn to read music. Creepy Footsteps requires a little more understanding, as students will need to alternate playing the right and left hand. Creepy Footsteps also includes fun dynamics and an accelerando at the end of the song!
Two pieces of music for beginning piano students with a Halloween theme. Both pieces are meant for pre-reading students and use the Faber & Faber style of playing on the black keys. Bats & Cats use the grouping of 3 black keys (F#, G#, A#) with fingers 1, 2, and 3, and Two Little Witches uses the grouping of 2 black keys (D# and C#) with fingers 1 and 2.
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