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Featuring four pages of vibrant color photographs, this album-matching folio presents alternative pop/rock in its finest form. The titles included are: Standing Still * Jesus Loves You * Everybody Needs Someone Sometime * Break Me * Do You Want to Play? * Till We Run Out of Road * Serve the Ego * This Way * Cleveland * I Won't Walk Away * Love Me, Just Leave Me Alone * The New Wild West * Grey Matter (Live - Bonus) * Sometimes It Be That Way (Live - Bonus)
B.J. Rosco guides the piano student on a journey through music history and various styles with this innovative collection of captivating repertoire. Starting from the Baroque period and concluding with the contemporary sounds of the twentieth century, this series offers superb preparation for the study of the music of the great composers. Comprehensive lists of composers from each era serve as a reference for the student to further explore and study. The titles included are: A Dance in the Castle * March of the Pied Piper * Cinderella's Dance * Court Dance * Arioso * Quiet Moments * Misty Moonlight * Midnight Echoes * Native Dancers.
A Little Book of Hours presents a compilation of six compositions tailored for the elementary pianist. These pieces are not only beautifully evocative but also exhibit a profound simplicity, capturing the essence of a day in the lives of Aboriginal people as they transition from the Eveningstar to the Singing Sun. This collection exemplifies Sculthorpe's unique musical style, which has resonated with many as the true voice of Australia. It serves as an enchanting introduction to his music, inviting pianists to explore the rich cultural narratives embedded within each piece.
. The piece titled "Mountains" was commissioned in 1981 by the Sydney International Piano Competition, with support from the Music Board of the Australia Council. Its inaugural performance took place on July 4, 1981, by Gabriella Pusner at Verbugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This composition reflects the mountainous landscape of Tasmania, often referred to as the 'Isle of Mountains,' which is the composer’s birthplace.
The Night Pieces premiered at the 1971 Festival of Perth, the event for which they were composed. The compositions focus on the 'transformations of similar harmonic and motivic structures' (Peter Sculthorpe, 1973) and are arranged for solo piano.
