Margaret Goldston Klaviernoten

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These two books by Margaret Goldston feature 14 amusing musical solos about a variety of primate personalities such as 'Acrobats in the Trees,' 'Upside Down,' 'March of the Howlers' and 'Scurry and St...

Shifts in rhythm and a staccato touch are featured here as the elementary level performer juggles quarter notes in this fun trip to the circus in C-major.

Elementary level students will practice their phrasing, stacatto and legato playing, and dynamics in this descriptive C-major (C Position) song that imitates the beating of drums.

The sound of tip-toeing staccatos in a spooky C-minor setting are featured in this haunting Halloween piece in Middle-C position, along with accidentals, hand-over-hand technique, and an exploration o...

Each verse of this thoughtful arrangement will build in scope and intensity, verse to verse, through G-major and C-major, from simple melodies and harmonies, to running eighth-notes and filled out mel...

Two exciting collections of elementary (Book 1) and late elementary (Book 2) piano solos depicting cities and countries around the world. The pieces get the pianist's fingers traveling with shifting f...

Popular author Margaret Goldston offers an imaginative collection of ten solos about lions and other fascinating animals in Africa. Charming illustrations, interesting bits of information and optional...

The kitty's 'song' is heard throughout the melody of this jazzy, Middle-C position song for the elementary pianist.

Margaret Goldston loves to write sheet music solos, and it shows in this special collection. Seven of her most popular solos for early-elementary and elementary piano students are included in Book 1....

Six more solos are found in Book 2 of this series. Caribbean Surf, Kitten Kisses and Danza de la Senorita are just three of the six late-elementary to early-intermediate solos included. Students will...

There are ''sneaky'' footsteps all through this spooky C-minor solo that explores the high and low ends of the keyboard, with staccato against legato, accents, and nice extremes in dynamics.

A repeated, peaceful bell pattern carries this song smoothly forward, with overlapping pedal technique and many changes in dynamics to add interest and variety.

This song is written to be played with either the right or the left hand, alone. Developing strength and independence of each hand is a worthy goal for every pianist. 'Blue Mood' will assist the early...

Here, the elementary level student will be exercising his or her skills in dynamics, legato and staccato touch, phrasing, and rhythm in this 'middle C position' happy song, including playing legato in...

Staccato patterns, back and forth between the hands, along with contrasting legato phrases and changes in dynamics make this descriptive elementary level piece a lot of fun for the beginning piano stu...