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G.F. Handel: Feuerwerksmusik (Music For The Royal Fireworks- Recorder Group)

The Overture and Allegro from 'Music For The Royal Fireworks' arranged for Recorder Group and Percussion by Albrecht Rosenstengel.

Hampton, L Robbins In Your Hair Lionel Hampton Hits Jzhpt Bnd

Torre, E Rumba Royal South American Rhythms Jzrm Bnd

Barbara Kirkby-Mason: Puppy Dog Tunes

Barbara Kirkby-Mason (1910-2000) was a British composer, pianist and pedagogue. She studied Piano at the Royal Academy of Music before developing a succesful career as a composer, lecturer and adjudicator. She is best known for her Piano method books such as The Modern Piano Course and The Adult Beginner , and continued writing books on Piano playing and theory right into her 80s. Puppy Dog Tunes is a supplementary volume to the Very First Step series for Piano. It contains a selection of appealing tunes for beginner pianists.

W. H. Squire: Slumber Song For Cello And Piano

William Henry Squire (1871-1963) was a British musician, famed as a virtuoso cellist, composer, and educator. He studied Cello and composition at the Royal College of Music, later becoming Professor of Cello there, and was also an early examiner for the ABRSM, writing several works as examination pieces. His compositions have since become staples of the instrument’s repertoire. Slumber Song (Schlummerlied) was written for solo Cello and orchestra, and first performed by the composer at the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts in 1899. It has been arranged here for Cello and Piano by the composer.

Matthay, T Principles Of Fingering And Laws Of Pedalling Pf

Tobias Matthay (1858-1945) was a British pianist, composer and pedagogue. He studied at the Royal Academy of Music, where he later taught from 1876-1925. In 1905 he opened his own Piano school, which remained highly popular until the outbreak of the Second World War. Principles Of Fingering And Laws Of Pedalling was first published in 1908, and is his fifth educational Piano work. It includes extracts from Muscular Relaxation Studies . Both were very successful, and influenced Piano technique and teaching methods throughout the English-speaking world.

Kirkby-mason Solo Album For The Adult Beginner Pf

Barbara Kirkby-Mason (1910-2000) was a British composer, pianist and pedagogue. She studied Piano at the Royal Academy of Music, and developed a career as a composer, lecturer and adjudicator. She is best known for her Piano method books such as The Modern Piano Course and The Adult Beginner , and continued writing books on Piano playing and theory right into her 80s. Solo Album for the Adult Beginner is a superb addition to the rather neglected market of adult beginner pianists. It quickly and carefully covers the basic salient points, allowing the interested adult to make speedy progress.

G. F. Handel: March For St Cecilia's Day (Organ)

The Ode For St. Cecilia's Day is a cantata written in 1739 by G F Handel . The March was the sixth of its twelve movements. Originally scored for chamber orchestra, it has been arranged here for Organ by Martin Hawkes, and makes the perfect March for a Wedding. G F Handel (1685-1759) was a German-born British composer and organist who spent his life working in London. In addition to his well-known, large-scale works like the Water Music and Music for the Royal Fireworks , he is credited with popularising opera in Britain, both importing Italian works, and composing his own.

W.S. Lloyd Webber: Four Epilogues For Organ

William Lloyd Webber (1914-1982) was a British organist, composer and pedagogue. He started playing the organ at an early age, becoming a well-known recitalist by the age of 14. He studied with Ralph Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music, where he himself later taught. His best known work is the orchestral tone poem Aurora , but he also wrote many popular Organ works, which are now experiencing a resurgence. Four Epilogues was written in 1953, and dedicated to Frederick Geoghegan, who at the time was at the Cathedral Church of the Redeemer in Calgary, Alberta.

Greene, M O Praise The Lord Roper Unison And Piano

Maurice Greene (1696-1755) was one of the leading musicians and composers in 18th century England. He was Organist at St Paul’s Cathedral and the Chapel Royal, Professor of Music at Cambridge University, and Master of the King’s Musick, and is considered to be one of the finest Georgian composers, with many of his works still performed today.  The anthem O Praise The Lord is taken from Praise the Lord, O My Soul . It takes its text from Psalm 103, and has been edited for solo or unison Voice with Piano accompaniment by Edgar Stanley Roper.

W.S. Lloyd Webber: Four Quiet Interludes For Organ

The songbook of Four Quiet Interludes comprises 1. Elegiac, 2. Dorian, 3. Pastorale (By The Waters Of Babylon) and 4. Choral, which includes a voicing of 'Jesu! The very thought is sweet'. These pieces demonstrate Lloyd Webber’s strong melodic and harmonic gifts.Organist, composer, teacher and arranger William Lloyd Webber – father of musicians Andrew Lloyd Webber and Julian Lloyd Webber – was a twentieth century English musician who was not only a church Organist, but a well-known recitalist and teacher at the Royal College of Music. His works arose from the Romantic tradition, which he felt became ‘out of step’ as modern styles changed. His work is enjoying a revaluation.

Last Rhythmic Reading Sight Reading Pieces Book 4 Grade 4 Pf

Joan Last’s Rhythmic Reading: Book IV is a preparatory work for Grade 4 Piano examination that acknowledges the large differences between work at Grades 3 and 4. The book includes twenty-eight short pieces and preparatory studies, which cover Independence of Hands, Slurs, Leger lines, Tied Notes in Chords, Dotted Quavers, Change of Clef, 6/8, 6/4 and 9/8 Time, Flowing Accompaniment and more.Last’s goal is to prepare the student thoroughly for the rhythmic demands of the Grade 4 exam. Her authoritative and commonsensical tone, gained from her own early solo career and her years as a teacher at the Royal Academy of Music, shines through this very practical publication.