Early Intermediate Level

Later Elementary Level

Mid-Intermediate Level

Early Intermediate Level

1 Piano 4 Hands/Later Elementary Level

National Federation of Music Clubs 2014-2016 Selection Mid-Intermediate Level

National Federation of Music Clubs 2014-2016 Selection Later Elementary Level

National Federation of Music Clubs 2014-2016 Selection Mid-Intermediate Level

Later Elementary Level

Mid-Elementary Level

Later Elementary Level

Later Intermediate Level

1 Piano 6 Hands Piano Ensemble/Early Elementary Level

Later Elementary Level

Mid-Intermediate Level

Advanced Level

1 Piano 4 Hands/Early Intermediate Level

1 Piano 4 Hands/Later Elementary Level

National Federation of Music Clubs 2014-2016 Selection 1 Piano 6 Hands/Mid-Elementary Level-Written as an homage to the French singer Edith Piaf (whose nickname was Little Sparrow) this elegant waltz begins simply before building to an exciting finale. For 3 players on 1 piano. Key: G Major. Written as an homage to the French singer Edith Piaf (whose nickname was Little Sparrow) this elegant waltz begins simply before building to an exciting finale. For 3 players on 1 piano. Key: G Major.

Mid-Elementary Level-Description: Sleepytime Serenade begins with the melody line in the LH which crosses over the RH for the softer measures. The B section goes to the key of B flat. Pedaling is used throughout. The piece ends in the upper register with an ascending pattern. Purpose: This piece gives students an opportunity to perfect the overlapping pedaling technique. Reading skills are enhanced as well as hand-crossings. Both RH and LH have ledger line notes between the staffs. There are a wide range of dynamic markings. A smooth legato sound will musically portray its title. Suggestions for Instruction: Practice the LH with pedal. Play the RH alone keeping fingers close to the keys and rockingwrists gently as you play the melodic intervals. Try to make the crescendo and decrescendo passages noticeable. The upper register ending is soft and relaxed. Key: F Major Description: Sleepytime Serenade begins with the melody line in the LH which crosses over the RH for the softer measures. The B section goes to the key of B flat. Pedaling is used throughout. The piece ends in the upper register with an ascending pattern. Purpose: This piece gives students an opportunity to perfect the overlapping pedaling technique. Reading skills are enhanced as well as hand-crossings. Both RH and LH have ledger line notes between the staffs. There are a wide range of dynamic markings. A smooth legato sound will musically portray its title. Suggestions for Instruction: Practice the LH with pedal. Play the RH alone keeping fingers close to the keys androckingwrists gently as you play the melodic intervals. Try to make the crescendo and decrescendo passages noticeable. The upper register ending is soft and relaxed. Key: F Major