Piano Solo,Piano and Keyboard - Interactive Download

SKU: HX.1126056

By Wide Eyed. This edition: Interactive Download,scorch. Classical. Score. 4 pages. Hal Leonard - Digital #345063. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital (HX.1126056).

Piano Solo - Level 4 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1488630

Composed by Adam Walter Carlsen. Contemporary. Score. 45 pages. Adam Walter Carlsen #1065472. Published by Adam Walter Carlsen (A0.1488630).

This is a four movement piano sonata I composed in a more traditional style with a little bit of modern twists. Each movement of this piece describes the four beauties of nature that the Japanese use meaning to observe nature and discover yourself: Flowers, Birds, Wind and Moon. The first movement is titled Wind which is conveyed by the fast scale moving sixteenth notes sounding throughout the movement. This second movement is titled Moon which is conveyed by the Chopin Nocturne style accompaniment that's present throughout the movement. This third movement is titled Flowers which is a Minuet & Trio. Basically, this movement has a light graceful musical style played throughout with a moderate tempo. The fourth movement's title is Birds because of the wide range of musical emotions that are expressed in this finale. 

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Piano Solo - Digital Download

SKU: A0.934059

Composed by Miguel Esteban. A Cappella. Score. 6 pages. Miguel Angel Esteban #6353291. Published by Miguel Angel Esteban (A0.934059).

This is a piano piece inspired and dedicated to my life partner Estefania and the child we're expecting. It was written at a time of change in my life on many levels, and this reflects both the uncertainty and the excitement of the future ahead. This is conveyed through the use of chromatic harmonies where the resolution to a home key is delayed. The central slow section is more lyrical, with a sense of calmness and the feeling that everything will be all right.

Miguel is a pianist and arranger based in London. He has produced arrangements for different instrumental and vocal setups (piano, string orchestra, a cappella, choral with accompaniment, etc.) and in different styles and difficulty levels.

Miguel has worked with professional ensembles such as The Queen’s Six (thequeenssix.co.uk) and Grammy-Award winners The King’s Singers (kingssingers.com), who have recorded several titles and have performed Miguel’s arrangements worldwide.  Please visit www.miguelesteban.co.uk for more information.

Piano Solo - Level 5 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.995799

Composed by Kathleen Ryan. 20th Century,Contemporary. Score. 7 pages. Indigo Mesa Music LLC #5197945. Published by Indigo Mesa Music LLC (A0.995799).

Verbs is a set of 24 impressionistic preludes for piano left hand alone, composed by Kathleen Ryan

Each prelude evokes the energy and mood of its title verb. Thus, the preludes utilize a wide range of modern styles and harmonic languages.

Wait - to be in readiness or expectation.

These preludes hark back to earlier antecedents by Debussy, Rachmaninov, Chopin and J S Bach in their variety and appeal, creating an album rich in contrasts. Ryan’s composing style is eclectic, referencing jazz, contemporary classical, traditional classical, and American folk songs and hymns: Play, for example, is a vibrant anthem, redolent of sacred harp singing, while other Preludes are more contemplative, tender and wistful (Forgive, Bloom). Push is energetic and rumbling, suggesting bustling city life, Bounce scampers playfully around the keyboard with jazzy syncopations and colourful harmonies, and Tangle is redolent of some of Prokofiev’s more introspective ‘Visions Fugitives’. The album closes with the meditative Bless. Frances Wilson, The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Verbs: 24 Preludes for Piano Left Hand is a fascinating collection of pieces composed by Kathleen Ryan. The project originated in 2006 when [Keith] Porter-Snell asked Ryan to create a set of twenty-four piano preludes for left hand only, one in each key. In her search for a unifying theme, Ryan settled on the idea of verbs, one for each prelude, because a verb conveys a distinct quality of energy and motion. ... Ryan’s eclectic composing style contains elements of jazz, contemporary classical, traditional classical, and her own vision that includes making the piano sing. ... It is hard to believe that these preludes are played with only one hand, as they are full, rich, and sound like they move all over the piano keyboard. All of the titles are one-word verbs and the preludes range in duration from 34 seconds to a little more than four minutes. Some are light and playful and some are more complex and dramatic. All are very different from each other and specific to their individual ‘verbs.’ Kathy Parsons, MainlyPiano.com