Klaviernoten für Anfänger

NFMC Selection 2001-2003. Moves about the keyboard with damper pedal letting the notes ring out. Wide use of contrasting dynamics. Hand over hand, D Major, 4/4 meter

NFMC Selection 2001-2003. Beautiful solo appropriately subtitled Barcarolle with a gentle rocking motion in 6/8 meter. Contemplative character. Moves about the keyboard with the damper pedal depressed...

NFMC Selection 2001-2003. A 'buckeye' tree produces large, shiny, brown nuts. This easy ragtime piece has light syncopations in five finger positions. Its upbeat character shines brightly. syncopation...

This gentle ballad uses a showy hand-over-hand technique with the left hand carrying the melody throughout. Largely harmonic in nature with damper pedal, hence the word 'glow'. A minor, cut time.

A dark sounding tarantella in the key of D minor. The articulated (staccatos and accents) left hand drives this piece throughout. Fast and showy. Full of contrasting dynamics. 6/8 meter. Dance theme (...

This warm-sounding solo is based on broken-chord patterns (with damper pedal) that are easy to execute and memorize. Subtle seventh chords add to the warmth. L.H. hand-crossings are added in the retur...

Expressive playing is the hallmark of this solo written in F major. Voicing of the melody is crucial as the right hand often has two-part writing. This piece uses syncopated pedaling to help create a...

Students literally will be doing 'flips' with this piece as the left hand frequently crosses over the right hand to create the somersault effect, both visually and musically. Written in the key of C m...

In Let's Visit Yosemite, late-elementary piano students can journey to Yosemite National Park in California. The set includes two solos and three activity pages. The activity pages review musical conc...

In Let's Visit the Grand Canyon, late-elementary piano students can journey to this famous national park in Arizona. The set includes two solos and three activity pages. The activity pages review musi...

In Let's Visit the Great Smoky Mountains, late-elementary piano students can take a musical journey to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The set includes two solos a...

In Let's Visit Yellowstone, late-elementary piano students can journey to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. The set includes two solos and three activity pages. The activity pages review musical c...

Robert D. Vandall's Scenes from the South travels to the southern states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina in four distinct movements. The undulating eighth-note pattern...

The contents of this book represent Robert D. Vandall's most treasured sheet music solos. Many of the solos are among the most requested by piano teachers and students alike. Now you can enjoy the wor...

Adventure and fun abound in this thrilling, fast-paced solo! Shadow Chase provides the opportunity for students to scale the keyboard through contrasting legato, and staccato arpeggios. The quick 4/4...

Each solo in this book features pianistic freedom within the style and form of the piece. Even when the hands move freely around the keyboard, the goal was to keep the technique required to play each...

Written in a changing, irregular meter, this early intermediate piece provides opportunities to develop counting skills. A melodic middle section contrasts with the exciting, robot-like beginning and...

This early intermediate piano solo is for left hand alone, with the option to play the same part one octave higher as a duet. In the key of C and ABA form, this blues-style piece makes use of syncopat...

This lilting waltz for the late elementary student by Robert D. Vandall is in 3/4 meter with dotted half notes in the left hand and quarter notes on beats two and three in the right hand. Sudden chang...