Teachers seeking further material for their pupils to relish and enjoy but without searching through quantities of music that is technically inappropriate for the pupil's level, need look no further. James Rae has carefully selected a variety of pieces from classical to modern and studies of all kinds, for each of grades 1, 2 and 3, keeping in mind the technical requirements at each level. These books present an opportunity for pupils to broaden their musical experiences and explore the wide variety of music that is within their grasp.
Selections include works by J. S. Bach, Schubert, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Köhler, Popp, Gariboldi and Duke Ellington. Further titles include: Come Back Liza, Un Poquito Canto, Auld Lang Syne, Londonderry Air and pieces in varying styles
by David Bedford, John Harle, Aubrey Beswick and James Rae.
Schubert Franz: Rosamunde
Brahms Johannes: Lullaby
Traditional: Come Back, Liza
Traditional: Un poquito canto
Rae James: Solid Fuel
Rae James: Rumba
Köhler Ernesto: Allegretto
Popp Wilhelm: Moderato
Traditional: Auld Lang Syne
Traditional: Oh When the Saints
Rae James: That'll do Nicely
Rae James: The Time has Come
Tschaikowsky Peter Iljitsch: Chanson triste
Beswick Aubrey: Farewell for a Fox
Beswick Aubrey: Rae James
Bedford David: Rich Tune
Traditional: Dorohoi Khusidl
Rae James: Blowin' Cool
Harle John: Study
Gariboldi Giuseppe: Maestoso
Köhler Ernesto: Andantino
Rae James: Stake Out
Traditional: Londonderry Air
Rae James: Rock Around the Wok
Bach Johann Sebastian: Minuet in G
Beswick Aubrey: Song for a Scarecrow
Bedford David: Waltzale
Neto Jovino Santos: Maracatu
Traditional: The Silver Crown
Ellington Duke: It Don't Mean a Thing
Soussmann Heinrich: Moderato
Soussmann Heinrich: Andante
Popp Wilhelm: Allegro vivace
Rae James: Chandelier Waltz
Rae James: Sweet Sorrow
Rae James: Blue Cockatoo
(...) Die Stücke sind sehr abwechslungsreich, von Klassik bis Jazz, mit Klavierbegleitung oder Solo, in ansteigendem Schwierigkeitsgrad. Somit bietet dieses Heft eine schöne Ergänzung und Erweiterung des Instrumentalunterrichts, mit dem das Erlernte vertieft und verfestigt werden kann. Außerdem kann der Schüler eine große Vielfalt an Musikstilen und Komponisten kennenlernen. Da macht Lernen Spaß!
clarino.print 04/2011
