"Music Fairy Stories" the collection of piano pieces for pupils of 2 to 7 form of music schools
Digital Sheet Music

Piano Solo - Advanced - Digital Download

SKU: S0.63125

Composed by Olga Beliukevičienė. Arranged by Olga Beliukevičienė. 21st Century,Neo-Classical,European,Children's Music,Fairy Tales. Solo Part. 73 pages. Published by Olga Beliukeviciene (S0.63125).

Contents:The author`s foreword 3,Recommendations 4,The prelude. The Fairyland 9,The Wolf 11,The Little Red Riding-hood 12,The Bear 13,The Bees 15,Winnie-the- Pooh 17,The Sad Foal 18,The Wise Owl 19,The Children Having Lost the Way 20,The Witch 21,The Gnomes 22,The Fairy 24,The Sorcerer 26,The Crow 28The Fox 30,The Caterpillar-Butterfly 31,The Hens and the Cocks 33,The Cat 35,The Mew 37,The Waves 39,The Swan 41,The Horses 43,The Flowers 46,The Balloon 50,The Spring. Water Drops 54,The Summer. On the Seaside 58,The Autumn. Wind andLeaves 60,Winter. Down from the Hill 62,Waves II 64,Contents 70.This collection of creations is the result of eight-year activities. During the said period, I was an accompanist at actor’s mastership lessons arranged at M.K. Čiurlionis School of Arts Ballet Department. The lessons were guided by teacher-expert Aldona Adomaitytė. While creating music for actor’s mastership lessons (sometimes, I improvised), I have set the following goals for me: to disclose the nature of the personage, to help young performers to understand the role and to choose the suitable plastique, to strengthen the dramaturgy of the actor’s etude. Expressive images of actor’s etudes, unexpected events during lessons, and the gallery of portraits of personages enriched my fantasy and inspired me to creation. I started creating music pieces; later, I used them both at actor’s mastership lessons and piano lessons. The topics of the collection include fairy stories with landscapes. They are really close and understandable for children. I believe the diversity of melodies and changing moods will attract an interest of schoolchildren and their teachers. Hereby I invite young piano-players to visit this fairyland. You’ll meet there many familiar personages, such as the Little Red Riding-hood, wolf, a fairy, gnomes, and a witch. I propose: while playing these pieces, create your fairy stories as well. You may turn into mews, air balloons, flowers, bears or bees. All my music pieces may be usable at actor’s mastership lessons, exercises of theatre studios or schoolchildren performances as well. I wish you many pleasant discoveries in the music fairyland! I look forward for your proposals, comments and impressions: olgabeliukevich@gmail.com.Olga Beliukevičienė, the accompanist and piano teacher of M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts Ballet Department (Lithuania, Vilnius).Music by teacher Olga Beliukevičienė created in accordance with all regulation of a dramatic etude (the outset – rudiments, the evolution, the culmination – the event, the end – the denoement) helps a future actor in self-disciplining in the space, in “speaking” by expressive plastique of the body and empathizing with it. Upon an absence of any violations of the standards set for the music form (such as the period, the three-part for and so on), the creative works by O. Beliukevičienė disclose the tasks of the actions and the characters of the personages. It is real theatre music. Laconic character of the creative works by O. Beliukevičienė – the melody, tempo rhythm, dynamism, harmony and so on – plays an exclusive role both in music/character and narrative etudes. Piano creations by Olga Beliukevičienė are sincere, full of romantic flight; their titles are imaginative. The Author excellently perceives the child psychology – her music language is simple and understandable. (Some creations were enthusiastically performed by children at school concerts). In pieces, expressive melodics and accompanying accompaniment predominate. The creations are very convenient for playing, several of them are of virtuoso character.Janina Karalienė The Chairwoman of the Piano Methodic Board of the National M.K. Čiurlionis School of Arts, an inspecting teacher, a lecturer of Lithuanian Music and Theatre Academy Department of Pedagogy.