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This beautiful piece, in g minor, contains flowing accompaniment lines in
  the first section. The meter vacillates between alla breve and triple meter
  with a couple of 4/4 measures. The second section contains a lovely melody in
  6/8 meter. As the music rocks back and forth in compound duple meter, a few
  measures ask for the left hand to cross over the right on the second beat.
  Teenagers love to play this music.

Nomadic Mirage

Piano Solo

This delightful piano solo, written in Blues style, is accessible to students in the early grades because of the repeated patterns and narrow range of the piano.  However, a listener may think it is more difficult than it actually is.  The music is relaxing and repetitive.

Basset Hound Blues

This piece is for a beginning piano student to have fun hopping around
  the piano.

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This beautiful benediction features words from Jude: 24-25.  It is an awesome addition to a church
  worship service.

Benediction

SATB Octavo

This choral number is so beautiful when sung a cappella with an oboe
  obbligato part. A flute or violin may be substituted for the oboe.  For the words, please view the same music,
  for SATB and piano, found in this catalogue.

Canvass of Creation for SATB and oboe

This is an organ solo, for Easter, with three parts: 1. The Tomb; 2. The
  Women; 3. Triumph.  The first and
  second movements are excellent choices for a Good Friday service and the
  third is an upbeat postlude for Easter.

Resurrection: I. The Tomb

Organ Score

This Christmas SATB song has been sung by three different choirs.  Two church choirs sang it on Christmas Eve
  and one sang it two years in a row. If English handbells are not available,
  the piano will substitute for them. 
  And, it has been performed with just four handbells, played by choir
  members. In addition to bells and voices, it was written for flute and piano.
  However, a violin
    
    has been substituted for the flute. The words tell the story of the night
  of Jesus' birth with angels and shepherds. The mood is full of joy and
  congregations have loved this exciting music.

Christmas Story

I first saw the Chinese Proverb, which are "Harmony's" words,
  at the end of a colleague's email.  The
  words were very meaningful to me and I couldn't stop thinking about them.  I wanted to put them to music.  So, I embarked on the project of writing
  this song.  It opens with a short
  motive, played on the piano, which reappears throughout the piece.  In places, some of the parts are divided
  and the music travels through some key changes. I would be wonderful if
  people all over the world learned and followed these words, but I'm afraid
  that would take a miracle.

Harmony

The four piano solos found in the American Images collection are musical
  pictures of four areas of our country that are very special for me.
    
    Part of my family has lived in Arizona for many years and I have wonderful
  memories of visiting Sabino Canyon. 
  
    
    Since I grew up on Long Island, NY, I remember visiting Fire Island when I
  was a child. After looking at pictures of beautiful sunsets in this area, I
  knew I wanted to write about this place. 
    
    One of my aunts was a professor at the University of Michigan.  Once, long ago, I traveled with my husband
  from Houston, Texas to Ann Arbor. It was fall and we hadnit seen beautiful
  colored leaves for a couple of years. 
  While we waited for my family, who were attending a football game, I
  remember shuffling through the leaves in her neighborhood and feeling very
  joyful. 
    
    Attending Winter Ice Festival in Leavenworth, WA. Is on my bucket list.
  From what I have read, it sounds like great fun.

American Images

This calming piano solos features contrary motion, smooth legato and
  accidentals as pianist moves to a fresh hand position. The meter is 6/8 and
  the music is felt in two. This piece is perfect for an escape from stress and
  worry.

Bay Breezes

This is an early elementary piano piece. Hands take turns playing.  There are funny words which go with the
  music and appeal to students of all ages.

Fast food Frenzy

Easy Piano Solo

This delightful piano solo sounds harder than it actually is.  Five finger patterns of eighth notes paint
  a musical picture of squirrels running around. A fun pattern of staccato
  quarter notes adds to the playfulness of this student favorite.

Squirrels

This is the second movement of a two-movement suite, Hats.  In deciding to write some songs about hats,
  I thought of the women, all wearing red hats, that I have seen in
  restaurants.  The Red Hat Society, a
  social club, was founded in 1997 by an artist, Sue Ellen Cooper, who was
  inspired by a poem by Jenny Joseph called "Warning." My song, sung
  by a baritone/bass, is a man's commentary on the Red Hat Society.

Hats: II. Red Hats

Baritone Solo

This organ solo is the second of three parts of a suite,
  Resurrection.  It is shown with an
  excellent recording on a beautiful pipe organ.

Resurrection: II. The Women

This is the last movement of Resurrection (3 movements) and is an
  excellent choice for a postlude on Easter Day.  Coupled with the first and second
  movements, the suite tells the story of the empty tomb, the women finding
  that Jesus has risen, and the celebration of all Christians on Easter Day.

Resurrection: III. Triumph

This jazzy piece is played with swing rhythm.  The mood is relaxed, peaceful, and lazy.
  Students love to play this music.  It
  is often a favorite piece.

Drifting

This graceful piano solo is a favorite of teenage girls. In the key of e
  minor, the music flows along smoothly in triple meter. While the A section is
  a musical picture of swimming, the B section brings dancing to mind with two
  note slurs followed by a staccato note on beat three. Key changes take place
  in this section as well. Here the listener experiences the flavor of E flat
  Major, c minor, C Major, a minor, B Major and back to e minor.

Water Ballet

This is a beginning piano solo in the key of C. Eight measures have a
  Phrygian mode flavor which provide a fun introduction to this contrasting
  sound. Students have fun with staccatos and dynamic changes and may play as
  fast as they can roller-skate.

Roller Blades

The words for this beautiful song were inspired be the majesty of the
  Oregon Coast: "Sea packed sand becomes a canvas for formed footprints.
  Majestic rocks are mirrored in the frothy foam of the ocean. Above the
  outline of land, graceful gulls silently glide. Clouds of pure white are
  deftly painted in large loops. As the radiant sun disappears in the nebulous
  night, a gust of wind, like the Holy Spirit, knocks."

Canvas of Creation

The Swan is a beautiful song which uses gorgeous words, written by Gene
  Jackson (used with permission).  The
  words describe the beauty of a swan who is "reserved and quiet, stately
  and demure." The end of the poem ties the swan's essence with human's
  "which depend upon the complex mystery of God's own hand."

The Swan

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