The third volume in this series for pianists ages 4 to 9, this book contains more songs in the already familiar key of G. New topics include the key of F and extended hand positions with six-note melodies, plus the IV chord in all keys, dotted rhythms, dynamics, staccato and legato touches, and two-note and longer phrases. Heartwarming Family Circus cartoons appear throughout the book. Of all the piano instruction books and courses out there, yours is the best by far, because it combines theory, fun, a wonderful variety of songs, and of course, the 5-point learning plan. Thank you for providing such a fantastic piano course for children! Beverly Short, Santa Monica, California You ve really found a wonderful way of making music fun for children with your songs. The songs are infused with spirit, so it makes learning truly enjoyable for students. Monica Le, Fullerton, California I love these books because they work! I have been using them for many years with children 4 years old and up. The big notes make note learning easy and the directions for teachers are clear and methodical. My students and their parents are excited as they graduate from one level to the next. These books truly teach little fingers to play! Thank you, Ann Patrick Green! Carol Orozco, Fullerton, California I use Ann Patrick Green's books with every student. The larger note size, the use of solfege note reading, the inclusion of theory and the way each book is organized makes teaching and learning easy and fun. Lisa Smith, piano teacher
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The Forever Green theme has a flowing, pastoral quality perfectly suited to the move-to-the-country theme of the television show. The sheet music includes two endings, a short one to match the music of the opening credits, and a longer, more elaborate one -- which the producer referred to as 'the weird bit'.British composer Patrick Gowers is widely known for his film and television scores, having created memorable music for Smiley's People, Therese Raquin, and Comic Act as well as the Jeremy Brett series of television adaptations of the cases of Sherlock Holmes. His Choral and Organ works are also celebrated.
