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Grade 1
Everyone knows snaggopoli are sneaky. They creep into the dark corners of my kitchen cupboards. You'll need to be quite sneaky when you play this piece - your hands will need to sneak under and over each other. Take care!
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Grade 1
This lively number will have everyone up and dancing along!
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Grade 1
Watch out for the ties in this piece - especially when the tie is across the bar line and another note is added to it.
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Grade 4
Here's a darkly brooding, sultry little number for late at night.
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Grade 2
I forgot to feed my Gulump not so long ago. Things got nasty. I'll leave it there.
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Grade 1
The left hand is the leader, the right hand is the follower, one bar / measure later. It's not a difficult piece, until you try playing with dynamics, which overlap.
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Grade 1
In this piece, keep the right hand light, and let the right hand be the star, with its legato phrases.
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More advanced
Embrace the challenge of these Latin rhythms! The time signature may look scary, but watch the demo video and you'll soon get the hang of it!
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Grade 2
My tempo suggestions are just that - suggestions. You could turn this into quite a showy piece by increasing the speed to 140 beats per minute.
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Prep Test Level
A nice little workout for the beginner, including some contrasts of dynamics and articulation.
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Grade 1
Here in the UK it has been incredibly hot. I'm not such a fan of heat, so I've been trying to visualise cool situations. Hence the Winter Waltz. Brrr...
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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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Beginner
Tap into your younger students' imagination with a story they will all know. Talk about how the dynamics represent the building materials, and the loud crashes are the houses being blown down by the nasty wolf!
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Grade 2
Pointing out sequences to students, such as bars 9-11 and bars 13 and 14, can help them to learn and understand the music.
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Grade 1
This piece is probably nearer Grade 2 than Grade 1, but it has a simple, catchy melody that young folk should latch on to without much difficulty. Older folk are welcome to have a go too!
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Prep Test Level
Only play this piece if you are feeling brave - if the Snufflebug hears it, he may come to call! Watch out for where the left hand crosses over the right.
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Grade 4
Enjoy a magical adventure with this somewhat rhapsodic piece!
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Grade 2
In music, a 'ground' is a short melodic phrase, repeated throughout a composition, often in the bass. This device was popular in baroque music, but I've added a few modern touches.
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Grade 2
I chose this title because the harmonies seem to take you to a different world.
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Prep Test Level
Watch out for the changes of hand position - but it's only up one or two steps and back again.
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Grade 3
This piece will get your fingers dancing over the keys!
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Grade 1
This piece offers several challenges, including sections where the left hand should be louder than the right, detailed phrasing and staccato, and dynamics. Hopefully it won't give you the hump!
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Grade 2
This tender little melody gives the left hand a chance to shine. At times the melody is higher than the right hand, and even in between some of the chords, so the hands have to share the same territory!
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Grade 2
An Estampie was a courtly dance, dating from the 12th to 14th centuries, characterised by sliding steps. Look at the phrasing carefully, it makes a huge difference to how the piece sounds, and helps to give it a dance-like feel.
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