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This piece was commissioned by Christina Chambler, who along with Lesley Godwin cycled over 700 miles during March 2021, raising £290 for Cancer Research UK. What an amazing amount - thank you both so much!
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Grade 3
Chaconnes became very popular in the French Baroque period. Usually in triple time, they involve a short harmonic sequence which is repeated many times with variations in the melody.
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Grade 2
Be sure to observe which notes are staccato and which are legato. A fun piece that's full of adventure and daring.
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Grade 2
Keep your fingers en pointe for this one!
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Grade 3
You'll need lots of power and energy to drive this piece to the back of the net!
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Beginner
In this piece we are gliding up and down from one note to the next, then jumping over notes like a frog leaping from lily pad to lily pad.
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Grade 4
Every day this week, a set of five mini-pieces will appear, beginning with easier pieces, working up to around Grade 4 by the end of the week.
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Grade 3
Every day this week, a set of five mini-pieces will appear, beginning with easier pieces, working up to around Grade 4 by the end of the week.
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Grade 2
Every day this week, a set of five mini-pieces will appear, beginning with easier pieces, working up to around Grade 4 by the end of the week.
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Grade 1
Every day this week, a set of five mini-pieces will appear, beginning with easier pieces, working up to around Grade 4 by the end of the week.
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Prep Test Level
Every day this week, a set of five mini-pieces will appear, beginning with easier pieces, working up to around Grade 4 by the end of the week.
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Grade 2
Enter a fantasy world with unusual harmony and drifting melodies. Keep your eye on the fingering suggestions and you'll master this in no time!
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Grade 4
Imagine a long caterpillar crawling over the black and white keys - using every finger in turn to play the chromatic scales gives this effect.
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Grade 1
The Toy Shop in my imagination is a sinister place at night. Shadows move, music boxes start to play, and then suddenly there's silence. I think this piece is on the tricky side of Grade 1, but I think Grade 1 players will want to try it.
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Grade 3
This Scottish traditional song is so beautiful. It will benefit from a change of pedal every bar. Really enjoy letting the right hand sing out.
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Duets
This is the first duet to appear on Piano Tunes! It's an equal part duet - both players need to be at around the same skill level.
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More advanced
As the dedicatee now lives in Tasmania, I have used the Sea Shanty 'Bound for South Australia', firstly with powerful chords and then, for a finale, an uplifting gospel style to celebrate life.
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This is the second movement of this sonata. The dedicatee spent time living and working in Chile, South America. This movement is based on a cueca, the traditional dance of Chile.
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This special commission is for a special lady who lives in Tasmania. Over the next three days I will be sharing this three-movement sonata.
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Grade 2
I am lucky enough to have hundreds of nesting birds in my garden hedges, and at the moment they sing from sunrise to sunset. Here's today's song!
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Prep Test Level
Be sure to count carefully in bars 5, 6, 13 and 14. You could try imagining you're playing two quavers (eighth notes) in the gaps.
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Grade 1
This piece is from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker ballet. It is based on a 'Trepak', a traditional Russian dance.
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Grade 2
Giraffes actually have very short necks in the mornings, but they perform a series of stretching exercises which stretch their necks to full length by lunchtime, when they can finally reach those high branches.
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Prep Test Level
Here we have some fun exploring higher and lower notes, crossing hands over each other. Use the rests and staccato to give extra 'travelling time' so that the hands move to where they need to be in good time.
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