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Grade 4
Oh, the thrills and spills of taking a new car for a spin! Watch out for the seemingly harmless middle section, which is probably the trickiest part due to all the ties - you need to be really sure which notes to hold and which to change. Safe driving!
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Grade 4
Oh dear. Mozart was, by all accounts, quite a character. But I still can't imagine him being very impressed with this piece. The left hand uses an Alberti bass, beloved of classical composers.
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Grade 4
I was sent a video of Lawrence playing Tip-Tap Toes, and was struck by how quickly his fingers moved over the keys. This piece is for him - but he won't mind if other people play it too!
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Grade 4
I wrote today's piece after a very chilly dog walk. I should really wear gloves, but I do find it hard to pick up Harvey's little 'gifts' wearing gloves.
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Grade 4
The Ice Queen in Narnia was too nasty to dance. I have in mind a much friendlier, graceful Ice Queen, who is perhaps just a little bit nasty at times, brought on by living in the extreme cold all year round, which perhaps we could forgive her for.
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Grade 4
Delivering gifts around the world in one evening must be quite a challenge, but somehow Santa pulls it off every year. At least he gets to rest for the other 364 evenings, while his elves get busy making next year's toys.
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Grade 4
Ah, summertime, how we love you. Piano Tunes has users all over the world, so some of you will be experiencing summer weather, you lucky things.
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Grade 4
We're kicking off Fright Fortnight with a tricky little number. Have a go - if you dare!
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Grade 4
This unusual title came from my friend, Joy Stephenson. Sometimes a good title is all it takes to get my creative juices flowing!
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Grade 4
This stompy jazz number will certainly wake anyone up!
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Grade 4
A chilled-out piece for a lazy morning, when the sun is streaming in through the windows and you've got a fresh coffee by your side. Bliss!
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Grade 4
Here's a darkly brooding, sultry little number for late at night.
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Grade 4
No social distancing for your hands here - they will be virtually on top of each other throughout!
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Grade 4
Enjoy a magical adventure with this somewhat rhapsodic piece!
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Grade 4
I wrote this late at night on a very warm evening. Think double bass, snare drum played with brushes, smoke-filled jazz club (yuk!) and you get the idea I'm aiming for!
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Grade 4
It's raining today here in Sussex, as it was when I wrote this piece. The right hand remains in the middle of the texture, while the left hand arcs across the top alternating from low to high.
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Grade 4
This atmospheric piece is unusual in that the player must keep the sustain pedal depressed throughout. The right hand must remain soft, which is a good challenge.
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