Partitions moyen chez Alfred Publishing : Niveau intermédiaire

This original selection will challenge every section of your high school string orchestra both musically and technically. A jazzy, rhythmically intense mood dominates much of the piece, but makes way...

The exotic and mysterious sounds of this imaginative selection imply flavors of music from India. Unexpected harmonic shifts, interesting chromatic twists, haunting melodies, glissandos, and hand-drum...

This multi-cultural piece explores world music using a unique and exciting format. Two side-by-side orchestras share one conductor, with one group performing traditional American songs and the other p...

Hotter than a Cajun barbecue, this tour-de-force for the advanced string orchestra is a workout for all of your students (and their conductor!). Conjuring up images of the Deep South, 'Swamp Thang' by...

This joyful and jubilant piece by Richard Meyer has the sound of a celebration and a title that describes how music unites us all: 'Yumiweeus.' Hand drumming and a simple chant-like melody start the f...

Simplified Masterwork Solo.

Rich textures, sophisticated harmonies and inventive rhythms make these arrangements ideal for hobbyists, advancing students, professional musicians or any Popular Performer .

1-Minute FYI, 5-Minute Warm-Up, 15-Minute Practice Plan and 5-Minute Finishing Touches. Titles: Boogie Blues (Bober) - Canon in D (Pachelbel) - Exercise No. 7 (The Virtuoso Pianist) (Hanon) - Spinning...

This top-selling arrangement of the famous English folk melody is sensitively arranged by Gayle Kowalchyk with helpful fingering and phrasing suggestions. The left-hand patterns flow smoothly and an i...

Each collection in the Signature Solos series includes all-new piano solos by favorite Alfred Music composers in a variety of musical styles. Every solo was written for its appealing sound and ability...

by David Carr Glover

Each verse of this thoughtful arrangement will build in scope and intensity, verse to verse, through G-major and C-major, from simple melodies and harmonies, to running eighth-notes and filled out mel...

Each volume in the Romances series is a collection of original supplementary solos written in a romantic-contemporary style and arranged in progressive order of difficulty. These books are an excellen...

Alfred Level 5. We all know about the 'Familiar Three' blind mice, but this arrangement adds six more to the group! Cartoon Mouse, Indian Mouse, Russian Mouse, Viennese Mouse, Busy Mouse, and Long-hai...

One of Enrique Granados' most famous, hauntingly beautiful, and definitely most performed pieces. This edition by Maurice Hinson of 'Playera' is nicely laid out and very readable - a perfect recital p...

The heroic second movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67 is a theme and variations. In this arrangement by Michael Hopkins the original key of A-flat major has been changed to C maj...

Take your students on a whirlwind journey with open fifths in the left hand and a swirling, chromatic right-hand melody. An excellent study in legato (right hand) versus staccato (left hand) playing,...

Intermediate level original jazz piano solos by Carl Strommen that will correlate with any method and provides students with a means to improving rhythmic and technical skills.

A long, flowing, left hand eighth note broken chord accompaniment lays under the peaceful, melodic, legato phrasing above it, played 'tempo rubato' with rolling dynamic contrasts, and great opportunit...

The late intermediate solo contains a beautiful lyrical melody over a left hand that features broken chords, cross-overs, and rolled chords. Written in the key of A-flat major, the melody includes sca...

Perfect for church pianists, this lovely, flowing arrangement introduces the song in the key of C and then modulates to A-flat, repeating the song with lush, full harmonization.

The 100 pieces (including individual sonata movements) in this anthology provide a valuable resource for pianists and piano teachers as well as piano pedagogy faculty and students. The literature rang...