Norton Christopher - More Microjazz - Piano (keyboard)

Par NORTON CHRISTOPHER. Graded Piano Pieces In Popular Styles/ Recueil / Piano ou Clavier

graded piano pieces in popular styles. Par NORTON CHRISTOPHER. Graded Piano Pieces In Popular Styles/ Recueil / Piano ou Clavier

The Microjazz Duets Collection 2 contains the 21 pieces that were originally published as Microjazz Duets 1 and More Microjazz Duets 1 as well as three brand new pieces that are published here for the first time.The pieces are printed in order of difficulty and essential fingerings are included as well as tempo indications.

Techno Treat Instrumentation : Alto Saxophone Version : edition with CD Description : Easy solo pieces in pop styles with state of the art CD accompaniments. Play the solo piece straight, or add the backing tracks and enter a whole new world of sound. Chris Norton does it again with his unique blend of traditional technique with popular styles. Students will learn all about technique - rhythm, co-ordination and listening, but they'll be having so much fun, they won't know they're doing it! Big Beats is available in six great-tasting flavours. 'Microjazz for the next generation, more dramatic, more interactive. It looks and sounds great - another surefire success' (Piano Magazine, December 21) Contenu : Danger, Danger - Don't Touch That Dial - Evil Mr X - Harmonic Space - Here Come the Mysterons - Liberated - Nightmare In Anytown - Static - Sweet Incantation - Urban Surfer Nombre de pages : 16 Format : New Edition portrait

Microjazz is a world famous series of music for study teaching and espcially for fun. A wonderful collection of easy graded pieces in various modern styles - blues rock jazz rock 'n' roll and many more! Designed specially for use with young players but great fun for adults too!

A set of twenty fun pieces for the early Clarinet student complete with a pull-out booklet of Piano accompaniments. All pieces are designed not only to offer fun and variety to your lessons but to challenge the technical details of your playing. You will find unusual counting and rhythms staccatos and rests and more lyrical pieces that require careful phrasing and dynamics.This blend of popular and classical melodies is an excellent opportunity to develop the beginnings of your own repertoire and to gain vital early experience in accompanied performance.