Format : Score and Parts
SKU: HL.4006973
UPC: 840126948622. 9.0x12.0x0.015 inches.
Adapted from his popular work for full band, Richard's beautiful and sensitive composition features a flowing lyric style that builds throughout to a dramatic and powerful conclusion.
SKU: HL.237510
ISBN 9781495097652. UPC: 888680697846. 9.0x12.0x0.158 inches. Arranged by James Poteat.
10 great pop piano solo arrangements with fun technical warm-ups that complement the Fingerpower series! Can also be used as motivating supplements to any method and in any learning situation. Titles: Hallelujah * Lean on Me * Let's Go Fly a Kite * Once Upon a Dream * Reindeer(s) are Better Than People * Shake It Off * Somewhere Out There * Take Me Out to the Ball Game * We're Off to See the Wizard * Yellow Submarine.
SKU: HL.327973
UPC: 840126900194. 5.0x5.0x0.15 inches.
With a horn section available to match the powerful vocals, here is Kirby Shaw's take on the 1980 Daryl Hall and John Oates hit. The signature two-part harmony of the pop rock duo from Philly is expanded to take advantage of four-part choral singing.
SKU: CA.965600
ISBN 9790007165062. Text language: English.
In A Dream Within a Dream Edgar Allan Poe writes of a traumatic grief that shakes him to the core, affecting his perception of reality itself. Through this setting, his exploration continues into the musical realm. The piano textures here represent something that is not quite real, and fading mercilessly in and out between whimsical fantasy and crushing reality. This aids the tone of Poe's words and provides a backdrop for the voices to speak his emotions in a more solid context, albeit not always quite rationally. There is such a two-sided nature to the emotions at play that it is almost laughable to compare them musically, except when placing oneself into the mindset of a desperate mind. Poe needs no help in expressing his feelings - the power of his words carries an inherent statement without calling for musical aid. However, in Dreamscape we will attempt to explore them in the context of the modern psyche and hopefully one may see Poe's struggle arise within oneself in sensory ways not often accessible through poetry alone. (Daniel Elder).