Do You Hear What I Hear?: Piano: Instrumental Work

12 seasonal solos including: All Is Well (Michael W. Smith) * Breath of Heaven (Mary's Song) (Amy Grant) * Do You Hear What I Hear * Joseph's Lullaby (MercyMe) * Not That Far from Bethlehem (Point of Grace) * O Holy Night * ThisLittle Child (Scott Wesley Brown) * and more.

Over 200 of your favorite pop/rock songs, all in one book! The Ultimate Song Pages: Piano Volume 1 provides the lyrics along with piano and chord arrangements for some of the greatest pop and rock hits ever written. Artists featured: 50 Cent * ABBA * Aerosmith * Avril Lavigne * the Beatles * the Bee Gees * Bruce Hornsby * Bruce Springsteen * Celine Dion * Cher * Chicago * Coldplay * Cream * Diana Ross * Dixie Chicks * Elvis Presley * Eric Clapton * Grateful Dead * Green Day * Hall

This stand-out collection contains 20 top tunes from the prototypical rocker girls Heart arranged for Piano Vocal and Guitar.Sheet music is included for songs such as Barracuda Crazy on You Heartless Tell It like It Is These Dreams Who Will You Run To and more. Heart: Greatest Hits includes a bio and photos.

Level 4-An entertaining collection of traditional and popular Christmas songs arranged to offer a variety of sounds and styles. Suitable for students at level 4 in the Faber Piano Adventures series. Includes: 'Carol of the Bells' 'The First Noel' 'Hallelujah Chorus (from Handel's Messiah)' 'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing' 'A Holly Jolly Christmas' 'I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day' 'It Came Upon the Midnight Clear' 'Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring' 'Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!' 'O Come O Come Emmanuel' 'O Holy Night' 'Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree' 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' 'Silent Night' 'What Child Is This?' 'Winter Wonderland'.

Ray Charles a consummate performer and showman, an innovative singer and pianist whose combinations of blues and gospel earned him the nickname the Genius. He was one of the pioneers of soul music, has written some of the most famous of piano standards and will be sadly missed since his passing in 2004. This spectacular book contains a collection of classics transcribed from the original recordings, as played by Ray Charles himself. Includes note-for-note Piano with complete solos, lyrics, melody and jazz guitar chord voicings. This is a must have for any fan of Ray Charles songs and compositions.

Richard Reed Parry's Heart And Breath Sextet for Piano Six-hands Violin Viola and Violoncello.Heart And Breath Sextet was commissioned by the 2011 MusicNOW Festival foryMusic.'This piece is based around the idea of using the widely varying internal rhythms of the performers? bodies as performance parameters. There is no actual tempo or meter built into the piece. The breathing ratesof the players are used in alternation with the individualperformers? heart rates to determine the pace at which all of the musical material is played. This requires that the performers generally play quietly and delicately so asto be able to hear their heartbeats adequately. This in combination with the natural variance between the different heart rates results in a kind of delicate musical ?pointillism?: starts and stops which are somewhat staggered parts which repeatedly line up and fall out of synch with each other different individuals? pulses rising and falling. The piece is never performed exactly the same way twice.In this piece the pianists wear stethoscopespositioned over their hearts so that each can follow his or her own heart rate. Two eighth notes (quavers) correspond to the two sounds of a single normal heartbeat and performers should match as closely as possible the staccatoand irregular rhythm they hear. The strings are instructed to ?play to breath?; the natural cycle of one inhalation and one exhalation or vice versa will determine the length of the bar (two quarter notes/crotchets) without anyattempt to make it metronomic. When one instrument is designated the leader their breath will determine the starts of phrases and the procession from one bar to the next cuing other parts if necessary.' - RichardReed Parry