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SKU: A0.1221619
By Andy Williams. By Carl Sigman and Frances Lai. Arranged by Lydia McCool. Classical,Contemporary,Film/TV,Instructional,Pop. Score. 3 pages. Lydia McCool #817927. Published by Lydia McCool (A0.1221619).This lyrical piano arrangement of "Where Do I Begin", the theme song from the 1970 movie Love Story, is written for late elementary - early intermediate piano students. It reinforces the skills of playing 6ths and 7ths, repeated thumb, and position change . It employs simple two hand coordination, promotes careful reading accidentals, first and second ending, repeat, and dynamics marking such as mp, mf, rit. Slurs are put in to make the phrasing easier to read and express. The simple and yet interesting accompaniment to the melody, makes this a excellent choice for recital performance. For early intermediate students who are eager to enhance their playing, pedals can be added in each chord change to enhances the sound but are not required. Learning the chord progressions, patterns in each section first will help mastering the piece quickly .
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