FJH Music Company The Festival Collection, Book 4 - Marlais - Piano - Book/Audio Online

Composers: Various
Compiled/Edited: Helen Marlais
Format: Book with Audio Online
Instrumentation: Piano
Level: Intermediate

Book 4 consists of pivotal Intermediate level repertoire that is essential for the student to study, and to apply the knowledge and experience they have mastered from the previous levels. The repertoire at this level will broaden the students understanding of utilizing the fundamentals of proper technique, with accurate musical expression and interpretation in their performances. Mastery of pieces at this level will allow students to refine their abilities and prepare for the advanced repertoire. Features pieces by composers such as: Francois Couperin (The Little Trifle), Johann Wilhelm Hassler (Capriccio), Robert Schumann (Sicilienne, Opus 68, No. 11), and Aram Khachaturian (Ivan's Song).

Contents:

• The Little Trifle
• Fantasia in G major
• Polonaise (from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anhang 119)
• Minuet in G minor
• Ciaccona with Five Variations
• Loure
• Bourree in A minor
• Verso in E minor
• Intrada
• Dedicated Most Humbly to the Right-Hand Little Finger
• Sonatina in G major (Op. 36, No. 2, Movement 1)
• La Caroline (Wq 117/39, H98)
• Rondo in B flat major
• Angloise in D major
• Sonatina in G major (Op. 83, No. 1, Movement 1)
• Rondo in F major
• Sonatina in C major (Op. 168, No. 3, Movement 3)
• Strong, Sturdy Character
• Minuet in F major (K.5)
• Capriccio
• Sonatina in G major (Op. 55, No. 2, Movement 1)
• Boys Round Dance (Op. 36, No. 3B)
• Spinning Song (Op. 14, No. 4)
• The Shepherdess (Op. 100, No. 11)
• Polka (Op. 39)
• Allemande in E flat
• Sicilienne (Op. 68, No. 11)
• Miniature Waltz (Op. 10, No. 10)
• Little Flower (Op. 205)
• Mazurka
• Turkish March (Op. 101, No. 9)
• Etude in A minor (Op. 47, No. 3)
• Elephant Tune
• Tango in C minor
• Song of the Range Rider
• Prelude (Op. 138)
• Two Roosters
• Daydreaming
• Rustic Dance (Op. 24, No. 1)
• Ivan's Song
• Oriental Flower