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Item number 2630577JF, $3.99
This fife is played by blowing into the instrument. This instrument is part of the FirstNote line of instruments. The FirstNote instruments are REAL instruments, designed to introduce children to music. This instrument is capable of a 2 octave range, and includes a quick-start fingering chart on the back of the packaging.
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Return Policy: This product may be returned, unopened, within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges.
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Austrian composer Franz Schubert composed these selections taken from many of his extended works and transcribed for one piano/four hands. These piano duets include the "Quatre Polonaise" with it's four different movements written in four different key signatures. This famous piece was written as a celebration of a stately form of Polish dance that was usually in triple time and contained an often repetitive rhythmic underlying melody. This piece, as well as the remaining music in this folio, is a joy to perform!
Arranged for one piano, four hands.
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| Maurice Ravel - Jeux D'eau | | Item number 1701579JF, $8.95, 13 pages
Generally considered the greatest French composer since Debussy, Ravel combined skill in orchestration with meticulous technical command of harmonic resources. He was a great admirer of Debussy's music and could hardly avoid being influenced by him, although he eventually developed a style of his own which the critics often described as cold blooded and artificial. Of his more important works, "Jeux D'Eau" (Dancing Waters), written for solo piano, is one of the pieces that is most prevalent to musical historians. It is a technically demanding masterpiece from this 20th century master, well worth the effort from a solo pianist.
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