Canadian National Conservatory of Music Northern Lights: Level 7 Repertoire, 7A - Piano - Book

Instrumentation:

PIANO

Model #:

NL701

Composers: Various
Format: Book, Spiral Bound
Instrumentation: Piano

Northern Lights: An Exploration of Canadian Piano Music Level 7A advances this exciting series to Grade Seven repertoire written by Canadian composers. The 37 pieces were carefully selected to represent a wide variety of keys, metre, tempi and styles. They include jazz, traditional, and contemporary styles. The collection is a useful resource of repertoire for examination, performance, quick study, sight reading and hours of fun. In addition students and teachers enjoy each composer's photo and biography. Spiral bound.

Contents:

• Adam's Apple - Frank Levin
• Allemande - Andrew Harbridge
• Au Clair de la Lune - arr Remi Bouchard
• Aunt Minnie's Song - Helen Simeonov
• Aurora borealis - Joanne Bender
• Beavertail Rag - Sheila Tyrrell
• Blue Iris - Teresa Richert
• Bossa Antiqua 3 - Kye Marshall
• Calypso Cabaret - Karen Rowell
• Captain John's Jig - Karen Rowell
• Dancing Through the Night - Nancy Telfer
• Early One Morning - arr Debra Wanless
• Emerita Rag - Arne Sahlen
• Fantasia - Michael Dobinson
• First Snow - Martha Hill Duncan
• Hymn - Mark Mitchell
• March to the Light - Jean Anderson
• Minuet and Trio - Robert Beattie
• Mixolydian Masquerade - Joyce Pinckney
• Prairie Clouds - Julianne Dick
• Reflections on the Water - Debra Wanless
• Reinvention - Clifford Crawley
• River, River - Ryszard Wrzaskala
• Romanza - Sheila Tyrrell
• Skipping and Fast Walking - Ernst Schneider
• Slightly Syncopated Sonatina - Stephen Fiess
  • Movement II
  • Movement III
• Smooth Sailing - Diane Chouinard
• Snow Angels - Rebekah Maxner
• So Many Paths - Robert Benedict
• Spider Dance - Nicholas Fairbank
• Staccato-Gelato - Stephen Johnson
• Swingin' Low - Janet Gieck
• The Lost Tango - Karen Rowell
• Trainpeople's Blues - Michael Dobinson
• Tread Softly - Clifford Crawley
• Wont You Be My Baby? - Andrew Harbridge
• You Say Major--I Say Minor? - Kye Marshall