Author : Bernadine Johnson, Margaret Goldston

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Author : Bernadine Johnson, Margaret Goldston

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Author : Bernadine Johnson, Margaret Goldston

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Author : Margaret Goldston

Tags : Sheet Music

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This carefully crafted composition progresses in both scope and intensity with each verse, transitioning through G-major and C-major. It evolves from straightforward melodies and harmonies to intricate eighth-note passages and richer melodic textures. The piece culminates in a magnificent climax near the conclusion, which then gracefully diminishes and transitions into a solemn plagal cadence.

Author : Margaret Goldston

Tags : Duet

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Delightful duet arrangements of beloved Christmas carols. In a manner akin to the well-received Duets for Dog Lovers, these collections exhibit the following characteristics: every primo part can be performed independently as a solo, and both primo and secondo parts are of equal difficulty. The three duet volumes (early elementary, elementary, and late elementary) are compatible with the initial three books of any piano method.

Author : Margaret Goldston

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In this charming solo, Margaret Goldston presents her very own puppy, Mozart. The lyrics reveal that her puppy genuinely enjoys playing the piano. Students perform in Middle C position within a 3/4 meter. A few accidentals depict Mozart's bark and the black keys he prefers to play. Educators will value the reference to the actual Mozart through Margaret's incorporation of his Minuet in F Major, K. 2 within the melody. This solo serves as an excellent educational connection to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Students will be delighted to learn that the dog featured on the cover is based on a photograph of Margaret's puppy.

Author : Margaret Goldston

Tags : Sheet Music

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Author : Margaret Goldston

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Author : Margaret Goldston

Tags : Sheet Music

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Which student does not enjoy the opportunity to "show off" occasionally? What better method to achieve this than through a solo piece entitled Flashy Fingers? Suitable for early intermediate players (though intermediate students will also find it enjoyable), this composition in C major showcases a toccata-like style and sound. Structured in A-B-A form, the B section features syncopation and incorporates the harmonic interval of a sixth in the right-hand melody. The reprise of the A section culminates in a descending scale passage followed by unexpected chords at the conclusion.