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Jeux d'écolier Piano Accompaniment - Sheet Music

The starting matter of the serie "Audition" is to collect pieces from different inspiration which purpose is to link the pedagogical work of the teacher with young musician's pleasure while performing in concert, with end of year's test or more simply during the lessons completing the usual program. This could almost be a first "concerto" for percussion and piano. Jeux d'écolier (Schoolboy Games) not only paves the way for the players to follow each other in succession but also encourages the player to listen to the piano very carefully and to play the percussion part with very precise dynamics. In addition the improvised part allows the performer to give free rein to the imagination - unfortunately an all too rare event in this type of work. Jean Geoffroy

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Instrument:
Percussion Piano Accompaniment Easy Piano
Genres:
Classical
Publishers:
Editions Henry Lemoine
ISBN:
9790230966245
Format:
Score
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Beginning
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
3
Shipping Weight:
0.09 pounds

Percussion and piano - Beginner

SKU: LM.26624

Composed by B. Lecoeur. Instrumental music. Audition de Jean Geoffroy. Classical. Score. 3 + 1 pages. Editions Henry Lemoine #26624. Published by Editions Henry Lemoine (LM.26624).

ISBN 9790230966245.

The starting matter of the serie "Audition" is to collect pieces from different inspiration which purpose is to link the pedagogical work of the teacher with young musician's pleasure while performing in concert, with end of year's test or more simply during the lessons completing the usual program. This could almost be a first "concerto" for percussion and piano. Jeux d'écolier (Schoolboy Games) not only paves the way for the players to follow each other in succession but also encourages the player to listen to the piano very carefully and to play the percussion part with very precise dynamics. In addition the improvised part allows the performer to give free rein to the imagination - unfortunately an all too rare event in this type of work.

Jean Geoffroy

Instrument:
Percussion Percussion Piano and Keyboard Piano Accompaniment Piano and Keyboard Piano Easy Piano
Publisher:
Editions Henry Lemoine