SKU: A0.1497071

????! 'Zao An Lao Shi' is a common phrase in Mandarin Chinese meaning 'Good morning, teacher!' used by students to respectfully greet their teachers at the start of the day.

?????? ‘Ting Wo Suo Xie Xie Ni' - expresses gratitude to teachers who has been the guiding light on our educational journey.

??????? ‘Ni Xiao Qi Lai Zhen Hao Kan' - Teachers are known to be strict and have a stern face but they are also fun loving people. So this song hopes to bring laughter and smiles to all teachers. Happy Teacher's Day!!!

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????! 'Zao An Lao Shi' ialah frasa biasa dalam bahasa Cina Mandarin yang bermaksud 'Selamat pagi, cikgu!' digunakan oleh pelajar untuk memberi salam hormat kepada guru mereka pada permulaan hari.

?????? 'Ting Wo Suo Xie Xie Ni' - mengucapkan terima kasih kepada guru-guru yang telah menjadi pembimbing dalam perjalanan pendidikan kami.

??????? ‘Ni Xiao Qi Lai Zhen Hao Kan' - Guru dikenali sebagai seorang yang tegas dan berwajah tegas tetapi mereka juga seorang yang penyayang yang menyeronokkan. Jadi lagu ini diharapkan dapat membawa ketawa dan senyuman kepada semua guru. Selamat Hari Guru!!!

SKU: A0.1267247

The John D. Wattson Series showcases the music of Matt Johnson
with abridged and accessible piano solo arrangements.

Contemporary lyrical and rhythmic repertoire for piano students of varying degrees.
View Product ID #1005378 for Johnson’s original score.

She Fell Asleep in My Arms - from the “Conversations� recording.
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SKU: A0.909166

She Fell Asleep in My Arms…from the Conversations recording.
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SKU: A0.1164251

This short work depicts a terrifying chase through Sleepy Hollow! Perfect for Halloween!

SKU: A0.1007052

It is said that the original meaning of the word Lullaby is to drive away the devil to steal the soul when a baby is in sleeping. Among many lullabies it is almost unanimously considered that the Johannes Brahms’ lullaby, with rhythms in ¾, is the best. However, the world is in promotion. The lyrics of that lullaby may too much emphasis in religion spirit. Johnson Gao made the new lyrics with playing (exploration), sleeping (nursing the brain), eating (get nutrition for growth) and mother’s love. He composed a new lullaby with 2/4 rhythms. The music sheets and a video of Karaoke are attached.

SKU: A0.1297229

I started off writing this as a Country and Western style piece trying to imitate Floyd Kramer with his hammer on/hammer off guitar style piano but it became more ragtime/stride piano as I went along, but you might still detect a little here and there.
I haven't included dynamics, fingering or pedalling and leave these to individual choice. No two pianists agree on these things anyway. I have included chord symbols which I always find helpful when learning a piece. It is stride piano and the left hand can be tricky but it is acceptable to leave out intervals of 10ths and octaves etc and just play single notes followed by a chord. Especially for pianists with shorter fingers.
Please note this is just a piano transcription for piano solo and doesn't include notation for the other instruments in my YouTube video. It was written to be a piano solo and sounds perfectly full in that context.

SKU: A0.840643

A fairly easy arrangement of this lovely, well known English air. Arranged in Ternary form (A B A), Sop Glock and Alto Met play the melody throughout with some slight variation in the Alto Met part for the repeat of the A section. Alto Glock provides harmony and has glissandi in 2 bars. Marimba could be substituted for Bass Xyl. Written in A Minor, students will need their F# and G# bars.

SKU: A0.791851

Voice and continuo
Composed by Robert Johnson (c.1583-1633). From British Library, Add. MS 11608, 16v-17r. Baroque period. Edited by Felipe Dias. 2 pages.