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In Recital®
Throughout the Year (with Performance Strategies)
About
the Series
In Recital®
Throughout the Year is a series that focuses on fabulous
repertoire, intended to motivate your students. We know
that to motivate, the teacher must challenge the student
with attainable goals. This series makes that possible.
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Musically
engaging pieces by leading FJH composers and arrangers
Addresses
the technical strengths and weaknesses of students
Carefully leveled to ensure
attainable goalscrucial in motivating students
Recital repertoire for
the entire year
Original solos and duets
Arrangements of famous
classical themes
Pieces for Halloween, Christmas,
and Fourth of July recitals
A progressive discussion
by Dr. Helen Marlais on the art of performance
Companion CD included |
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Early
Elementary
Focus
on fabulous repertoire to motivate your students!
These first two books in a new series introduce
elementary level students to recital performance,
with original, engaging pieces by outstanding
FJH composers. Their wide-ranging styles offer
teachers and students original solos and duets,
arrangements of famous classical themes, and
pieces for Halloween, Christmas, and the Fourth
of Julyall carefully leveled to ensure
attainable goals, and to address students
technical strengths and weaknesses. A companion
CD of instructive performances make each volume
of In Recital® Throughout
the Year a multimedia experience, all at
unbeatably low prices!
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Elementary
The
outstanding FJH composers of Book 1 return to
further engage and challenge more experienced
elementary students in Book 2 of In Recital®
Throughout the Year. New musical concepts
are introduced (legato and staccato articulations,
crescendo/ decrescendo, ritardando, rests, etc.),
and familiar ones reinforced (note values, keys,
hand positions, etc.). The companion CD can
be used as a motivational tool, to help the
student gain an intuitive understanding of each
piece. Recital preparation tips continue to
build excitement into the approach to recital
performance. Higher grade level than Book 1,
same low price!
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Late
Elementary
In
this third In Recital®
collection, Judith Strickland joins us, with
a lyrical solo, Autumn Colors.
The repertoire features arrangements of Puccinis
O mio babbino caro, Beethovens
Allegretto, from Symphony No. 7, and
the theme from Mozarts Symphony No. 40,
along with solos and duets from Bober, Brown,
Greenleaf, McLean, and Olson. As part of the
curriculum, students learn: playing legato and
staccato at the same time, blocked and broken
major, minor, and diminished chords, and scales
with finger crossings that extend beyond 5-finger
patterns. A companion CD is included.
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Early
Intermediate
In
Book 4, we welcome contributions by Martín
Cuéllar (a lyrical etude), David Karp
(a Halloween piece and an equal-part duet),
and Kevin Costley (an arrangement of America
the Beautiful), along with showpieces by
Melody Bober and Kevin Olson, who has also arranged
a classical theme solo of Offenbachs Barcarolle.
New elements include: sixteenth note patterns,
compound meters, inversions of I, IV, and V
chords, octave scale passages, some LH melodic
passages, and more intricate accompaniments.
The CD and teaching pages address more advanced
performance issues.
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Intermediate
In
Recital® Book 5 opens
with an expressive Notturno by Valerie
Roth Roubos, affording the chance to demonstrate
beautifully sustained legato line, and other
accomplishments, learned in earlier books. Equal-part
duets by Bober, Olson, and McLean expand the
students understanding of ensemble play,
while four challenging new solos round out the
repertoire. Triplets, one and two octave scale
passages, rolled chords, double thirds, simple
ornamentation and playing two voices within
the same hand are explored in the teaching pages
and the CD.
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Late
Intermediate
Some
of the most rewarding In Recital music
is here in the final book of Volume One! Melody
Bober leads off with a lyrical solo. Kevin Olson
then offers a Toccata and Fugue arrangement
and later, a jazzy Christmas solo. Ed McLean
contributes an equal-part duet arrangement of
the Toreador Song, while Martín
Cuéllar, David Karp, and Timothy Brown
(2 solos!), showcase highlights of their own.
New elements include dotted eighths, triplet
sixteenths, scales in tenths, syncopation, jazz
chords, parallel and color chords, middle pedal
use, and more, found in the teaching text and
the CD.
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Early
Elementary
Book
1 of In Recital® Vol.
Two offers tips on recital preparation, a friendly
practice guide and schedule, a checklist for
playing before an audience, and "Steps
for a Winning Performance," as part of
an ongoing discussion on the art of performance.
It features engaging pieces by FJH composers
for the early elementary student. Highlights
include arrangements of classical themes: Liszt
(arr. Strickland), Liebestraum, Nocturne
No. 3, Tchaikovsky (arr. Brown), Piano
Concerto No.1, 2nd Movement; and a patriotic
solo: Sousa (arr. McLean) The Stars and Stripes
Forever, plus lyrical solos, duets, and
holiday selections. A companion CD of performances
is provided.
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Elementary
Book
2 of In Recital® Vol.
Two offers tips on recital preparation, a friendly
practice guide and schedule, an "Imagine
Your Performance" feature, and an "After
the Recital" review, as part of a continuing
discussion on the art of performance. New musical
concepts are introduced (legato and staccato
articulations, crescendo/ decrescendo, ritardando,
rests, etc.), and familiar ones reinforced (note
values, keys, hand positions, etc.). Contents
include a classical theme arrangement: Tchaikovsky
(arr. Brown) Serenade for Strings, 2nd Movement
Waltz;, and a patriotic solo:
George M. Cohan (arr. McLean) You're a Grand
Old Flag; plus solos, arrangements, and
an equal part duet. Includes a companion CD
of performances.
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Late
Elementary
Book
3 of In Recital® Vol.
Two offers tips on recital preparation, a friendly
practice guide and schedule, a "2 weeks,
2 tips" feature, and "Steps for a
Winning Performance," as part of an ongoing
discussion on the art of performance. In Book
3, students learn: playing legato and staccato
at the same time, blocked and broken major,
minor, and diminished chords, and scales with
finger crossings that extend beyond 5-finger
patterns as part of the curriculum. Contents
include classical theme arrangements: Ravel
(arr. Brown), Pavane pour une infante défunte
and Brahms (arr. McLean), Symphony No. 1,
4th Movement; plus solos, arrangements,
and an equal part duet. Includes a companion
CD of performances.
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Early
Intermediate
Book
4 of In Recital® Vol.
Two offers tips on recital preparation, a "Preparing
for Success" practice guide, a "Creating
a Story" feature, and "During and
After the Recital," as part of a progressive
discussion on the art of performance. New elements
include: sixteenth note patterns, compound meters,
inversions of major, minor, and diminished I,
IV, and V chords, hand-over-hand arpeggios,
some L.H. melodic passages, and more intricate
accompaniments. Contents include solos and arrangements,
plus classical and patriotic themes: An equal
part duet version of Bizet's Habanera
(arr. Olson), and a solo arrangement of Battle
Hymn of the Republic (arr. Bober). The CD
and teaching pages address more advanced performance
issues.
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Intermediate
Book
5 of In Recital® Vol.
Two offers tips on recital preparation, a "Calendar
for Success" practice guide to set goals,
performance strategies for before and the day
of the recital, and "Practicing with the
Metronome," as part of a continuing discussion
on the art of performance. Triplets, one- and
two-octave scale passages, rolled chords, double
thirds, simple ornamentation and playing two
voices within the same hand are introduced and
explored in the teaching pages. Contents include
classical themes: Tchaikovsky (arr. Olson),
Miniature Overture from The Nutcracker
Suite, and an equal part duet arrangement
of Rossini's The Barber of Seville Overture
(arr. Brown), plus original solos, and an equal
part duet. The CD and teaching pages address
more advanced performance issues.
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Late
Intermediate
Book
6 of In Recital® Vol.
Two offers tips on recital preparation, advice
on "Managing Performance Jitters,"
the "Bull's Eye" practice strategy,
and a guide to "What Makes a Performance
Stellar?" as part of an ongoing discussion
on the art of performance. New elements include
dotted eighths, triplets and sixteenths, scales
in tenths, syncopation, jazz chords, an introduction
to Spanish rhythms and style, and more. Contents
include classical themes: J.S. Bach (arr. Costley),
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, an equal
part duet: Cervantes (arr. McLean), El Velorio;
a Christmas solo: Willis (arr. Bober) It
Came Upon the Midnight Clear, plus original
solos. The CD and teaching pages address more
advanced performance issues.
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