Piano Play-Along Volume 10: Wedding Classics

With his ?Lyric Pieces? Edvard Grieg was writing a kind of poetic piano diary: between 1867 and 1901 he composed 66 short character pieces published in ten books. Pieces such as ?Wedding Day at Troldhaugen? ?March of thedwarfs? or ?To the spring? are among Grieg?s best-known works. Alongside these fairly virtuosic pieces there are also numerous simpler dances and melodies that can be played at an early stage when learning the piano. Until nowonly five single books were available from Henle (HN 619 627 644 681 713) but now we are publishing the complete collection in a collected volume with fingerings by the Norwegian pianist and Grieg specialist EinarSteen-Nøkleberg.

Twelve easy to intermediate songs. Par DICKBAUER KLAUS. Whether together with the professional Play Along MP3-CD or the available piano accompaniment, the collection of twelve original compositions by Klaus Dickbauer and Martin Gasselsberger grooves from the first to the last note. The solo pieces are within the easy to intermediate degrees of difficulty, and are stylistically based on jazz, world, cinema and pop genres. Their interpretation is perfectly complemented by the accompanying CD, on which the complete versions are recorded at a high-quality level. The entertaining pieces already stimulate the most diverse imaginations through their attractive titles. In ?Your Fairy Tale? or in ?The Story of the Angry Rabbit?, for example, you can enter fairy tale worlds, it becomes thoughtful in ?Melancholia?, lively and cheerful in ?Joyful Dance? and ?Come and Show your Bright Side!? ?Tricky 7? incorporates the 7/4 time into its brisk tempo with rhythmic demands, while the ?Wedding Waltz? tirelessly turns in circles. Dickbauer's ?Let the Cat In? shows that a cat has no patience. At many points in the twelve character pieces there is room for improvisation and creativity, which should encourage the listener to develop their own ideas. Harmonies or scales are noted in the score. The chord symbolism is generally completed in the clarinet part above the melody. A notated piano part is available for download, but can also be purchased as a print edition (UE 38046). An ideal volume to achieve fun and audience appeal. Twelve easy to intermediate songs without words for clarinet Characterful compositions spanning jazz, world, cinema and pop Professionally recorded CD featuring a variety of instruments with full demonstration performances and play-along tracks The piano accompaniment is available as either a free printout or as a printed edition (UE 38046)/ Recueil / Clarinette