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Contents include: Andantino (Khatchaturian), Reverie (Tchaikovsky), Evening (Prokofiev), Spinning Song (Ellmenreich), Prelude in C (J.S. Bach), Waltz in A minor (Chopin), March (Prokofiev), Minuet in G (Beethoven), Solfeggietto (C.P.E. Bach), L'Avalanche (Heller), Mazurka in F (Chopin), Polonaise in G minor (Chopin), Remando (Nazareth), and Invention No. 1 in C (J.S. Bach).

Trio Accompaniments for Intermediate Piano Literature

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West End Waltzes

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This is a rag in traditional (Joplin-esque) form, which becomes more syncopated and jittery as the two cups of strong coffee take effect on the performer.

The recording is of an earlier draft of the piece with some small differences from the current score.

Caffeine Rag

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A string orchestra accompaniment making a mini-concerto out of the well known student sonatina in D major by Muzio Clementi. A 28-measure orchestral prelude is added at the beginning. Otherwise the piano part is unchanged and accordingly a solo part is not included in this version.

Orchestral Accompaniment to Clementi Sonatina, Op. 36, No. 6

String Orchestra Part

Immerse yourself in the dramatic flair of "The Argument Rag" by David See. This classical piece captures the essence of lively discourse through its vibrant and spirited composition. Perfect for orchestras seeking to add a dynamic, conversation-inspired work to their repertoire, it promises to engage and enliven any audience. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

The Argument Rag

Viola Solo with Piano

The Orchestral Accompaniments to Clementi Sonatinas Op. 36, Nos. 4-6 are part of a series of string orchestra (or string quartet) accompaniments to elementary and intermediate piano literature for use in community music schools and preparatory programs. The string parts underlay the solo pieces and (if you will) make them into little concertos. The piano parts are unchanged (with the exception of one dynamic mark in the first movement of No. 6 where I have taken liberty with it), and because it is assumed that the pianist has provided their own copy of the original solo part, it is not included with these accompaniments. A rough rendering based on the commonly-used Koehler edition is included on its own staves in the full score. A few movements have orchestral preludes added, largely made up of rearranged bits of the original. Where these added sections affect the handling of a “Da Capo” indication, this is duly noted in the score and parts. Where a repetition of a section has an accompaniment distinct from the first time through, that, of course, is also noted. The logging of measure numbers (on the left side of each system) is adapted to that of the solo part to facilitate rehearsal, and the few rehearsal marks provided are given as measure numbers in the original Clementi.

Orchestral Accompaniments to Clementi Sonatinas, Op. 36, Nos. 4-6

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Be Thou My Vision, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, Christ the Lord is Risen Today

Three Hymns for Clarinet and Piano

Clarinet Solo Collection with Piano

This is a complete set of accompaniments (either string orchestra or string quartet) for all 18 pieces in the Suzuki Piano School Volume 1. The string parts underlay the solo pieces and also provide short introductions to each one. It is assumed that the pianist already has their own copy of the original book, so a piano part is not included (although the MIDI rendering plays the piano). In a few places, the accompaniment of a repeated section will differ on the repeat (or Da Capo), and these parts are written out in full and noted as such in the score and parts. Please note that measure numbers herein apply to string orchestra only, not to the piano score!

Slightly Adventurous Accompaniments for the Suzuki Piano School, Volume 1

String Orchestra Score & Parts

Stones River Tango

Piano Duet-2 Pianos, 4 Hands

A lively, wide-ranging "duo concertante" of many themes from the Rossini comic opera, including the tenor solo "Come un'ape", the love duet "Un soave non so che", and ending with the well-known "Non piu mesta."

Fantasia on Themes from Gioachino Rossini's "La Cenerentola"

Piano Duet-1 Piano, 4 Hands

A virtuosic paraphrase of the hymn tune by Joseph Parry (1841-1903) for organ solo.

Postlude on Aberstwyth

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"O Jesulein Suss" is the tune name of a Lutheran nativity hymn, the German text translated variously as "O Little One Sweet" or "O Jesus Sweet", although some hymnals have the same tune under a different name "O Heiliger Geist", with entirely different lyrics addressed to the Holy Spirit.

The J.S. Bach harmonization is presented here as the opening theme, with several variations. Although the original is quite beautiful, it is not well known as a Christmas carol, as it has not found its way into our armamentaria of seasonal shopping music. I know of the hymn only because many years ago, as a college freshman, I was quite struck by it when some of us students were caroling around the piano one evening in four-part harmony, and one of my classmates showed it to us. Now all these years later I am very glad to be able to commemorate that occasion in music and in print.

O Jesulein Suss

The Orchestral Accompaniments to Clementi Sonatinas Op. 36, Nos. 1-3 are part of a series of string orchestra (or string quartet) accompaniments to elementary and intermediate piano literature for use in community music schools and preparatory programs. The string parts underlay the solo pieces and (if you will) make them into little concertos. The piano parts are unchanged, and because it is assumed that the pianist has provided their own copy of the original solo part, it is not included with these accompaniments. A rough rendering based on the commonly-used Koehler edition is included on its own staves in the full score. A few movements have orchestral preludes added, largely made up of rearranged bits of the original. Where these added sections affect the handling of a “Da Capo” indication, this is duly noted in the score and parts. Where a repetition of a section has an accompaniment distinct from the first time through, that, of course, is also noted. Measure numbers on the left side of each system are adapted to that of the solo part to facilitate rehearsal, and the few rehearsal marks provided are given as measure numbers in the original Clementi.

Orchestral Accompaniment to Clementi Sonatinas Op. 36, 1-3

Full Orchestra Score & Parts

This is a collection of piano accompaniments to be played by the teacher while the student plays his/her assigned pieces. Pieces are common classical repertoire, including many found in Suzuki Piano method Volume 2.

Second Piano Accompaniments for the Suzuki Piano Method Volume 2

This is a collection of second-piano accompaniments to be played by the teacher while the student plays his/her assigned pieces from the Suzuki Piano method Volume 1.

Second Piano Accompaniments for the Suzuki Piano Method Volume 1

Cactus Leaf Rag

This is a complete set of accompaniments (either string orchestra or string quartet) for all 13 pieces in the Suzuki Piano School, New International Edition, Volume 2, plus three other superseded pieces from earlier editions of the book. The string parts underlay the solo pieces and also provide short introductions to some of them. It is assumed that the pianist already has their own copy of the original book, so a piano part is not included (although the MIDI rendering plays the piano). In a few places, the accompaniment of a repeated section will differ on the repeat, and these parts are written out in full and noted as such in the score and parts.

Slightly Adventurous Accompaniments for the Suzuki Piano School, Volume 2

A student of mine once demonstrated how he found how the Christmas-Day Secrets theme sounds when played on the black keys instead of the white keys as written. I added a countermelody and an accompaniment. The resulting little piece can be done on anywhere from two to four players on either one or two pianos.

Christmas-Day Secrets in Japan

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The Orchestral Accompaniments to the Lichner Rondo is part of a series of string orchestra (or string quartet) accompaniments to elementary and intermediate piano literature for use in community music schools and preparatory programs. The string parts underlay the solo pieces and (if you will) make them into little concertos. The solo piano part is not included herein; it is assumed that the purchaser already has an edition, although a rough rendering is included on its own staves in the full score. Where a repetition of a section has an accompaniment different from the first time through, that, of course, is also noted, with both versions of accompaniment noted in full with measure numbers ending in "R" for the repeat. These measure numbers are displayed on the left side of each system.

Orchestral Accompaniment to Heinrich Lichner Rondo in C major

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