Piano Solo - Digital Download SKU: A0.1010876 Composed by Giovanni Andreani. Contemporary,Jazz. Score. 18 pages. GA-music #6114901. Published by GA-music (A0.1010876). Mr Delay is a Fantasy for piano solo inspired by the theme from 'Summertime in England' by Van Morrison.Of great effect in live performances, playing this piece can result demanding to some degree, due to some virtuoso sections.

Piano Solo - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1414677 By Van Morrison. By Van Morrison. Arranged by Kevin P. Holt. 20th Century,Pop,Wedding. Score. 2 pages. Kevin P. Holtg #996458. Published by Kevin P. Holtg (A0.1414677). Have you ever been to a really nice restaurant and had the pleasure of listening to a pianist playing while you eat? Or a wedding drinks reception while chatting with friends? Ever wished you could play in a similar way? This arrangement might be able to help. If you are around grade 5 – 6, give some of these individually arranged pieces by Kevin P. Holt a try and you could soon be entertaining your own dinner guests.This Solo Piano version of Brown Eyed Girl was originally arranged for a wedding drinks reception I performed at. With these kind of events, a party vibe is often needed so I carefully arrange them to achieve a rhythmic feel close to the original track. Dynamics and Expression are left to the performers discretion. Have fun!

Piano Solo - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1110965 Composed by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP). 20th Century,Classical,Historic,Multicultural,World. Score. 24 pages. Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP) #713232. Published by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP) (A0.1110965). Colorful, challenging piano solo traces an Ojibwe family’s harrowing journey by canoe down the Brule River and across Lake Superior to safety Canoe (2022) by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP) For solo piano Duration 9:22 Difficulty 5 advanced Canoe (2022) by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP), commissioned by Dr. Joseph Choi for solo piano, tells a harrowing story through music of the composer’s Ojibwe ancestor, Wabegiah, and her three young children. Wabegiah grew up at Upper Lake St. Croix in Wisconsin, married the French trader Mr. Couture, and had three children. Mr. Couture died suddenly just as the tensions with the Sioux became quite threatening. To protect her children from being killed by the Sioux, she took them on the long journey in a birch bark canoe down the Brule River and along the coast of Lake Superior all the way to Sault Ste. Marie. As you would expect, much of the music represents water, but it also captures moments during their flight. Loud dissonant chords mark Mr. Couture’s death and Wabegiah’s grief. The unsettling fear motive in Locrian mode predominates as they begin to flee. As they head away from danger, the courage theme follows them downstream. In a dissonant conversation with an Ojibwe man on the Brule River, he refused to give the hungry travelers food, but told them to continue to the river’s mouth to find Wabegiah’s aunt and uncle. The restful and nourishing family time on the shores of Lake Superior allows for variations on the family theme, playful, sleepy, and reflecting on the coming of autumn. With the courage theme as the subject, a fugue tracks their difficult passage across Lake Superior to the safety of Sault Ste. Marie. Recounted by Eliza Morrison, a daughter from Wabegiah’s second marriage, this journey took place in the early 1830s. The three children were born in 1828, 1829, and 1830. The youngest of the children was Angelique, the composer’s great great grandmother.

Instrumental Duet Instrumental Duet,Vibraphone - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.962499 Composed by Jordan Morrison. 20th Century,Blues,Contemporary,Jazz. Score and parts. 19 pages. Jordan Morrison Music #2988333. Published by Jordan Morrison Music (A0.962499). This Vibraphone Concerto is an Advanced piece for Vibraphone and piano.  It is written in a way that will stretch the player’s ability to communicate with an accompanist and perform complex crossed and additive patterns.  This concerto requires the soloist to develop a keen sense of phrasing to execute the melodic and additive lines properly. Duration – 13minsThis piece was started in 2008 as an incidental piano piece written for The Revolving Doors Soap Opera.  I didn't finish the piece until 2013 when by accident I changed the midi sound to a vibraphone and proceeded to rewrite the 1st theme for vibraphone and piano.  The flow of the piece could be attributed somewhat to listening to the music of Phillip Glass, Jethro Tull, Claude Debussy, and Béla Fleck at the time.  I wrote parts of this composition while under the instruction of Dr. Daniel McCarthy.