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A Million Dreams
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Easy Piano - Level 1 - Digital Download
I make piano solo arrangements for my students of songs that they love! My goal is to create something that sounds beautiful as a standalone piece of music, but most importantly, that it actually makes pianistic sense. Sometimes I even hide exercises in the arrangements that I want a student to work on. All of my arrangements are usually made for a specific student, so the results will always vary.
This arrangement was made for a later beginner almost done with Alfred's Premier Level 2. I did make it a little more challenging because students tend to practice more when they're playing a special request, so I usually exploit this as much as possible!!! The song as a whole has been condensed to the main parts. Vocal melodies have been simplified. I give fingering and pedal suggestions. Hands tend to move quite a bit, but essential, so I tried to keep the hand shapes very similar. Expect broken fifths as eighth notes for intensity in the chorus. I use tied eighth notes instead of quarter notes on upbeats because this is more visually understandable for students in regards to timing. I usually put little X’s over the tied noteheads.
The song definitely stands on its own and my student was very proud to complete it and play it at our recital.
SKU: A0.895217
By Pink. By Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. Arranged by Fernando Ramos. Pop. Score. 3 pages. Fernando Ramos #5712779. Published by Fernando Ramos (A0.895217).Hear it on YouTube
This arrangement was made for a later beginner almost done with Alfred's Premier Level 2. I did make it a little more challenging because students tend to practice more when they're playing a special request, so I usually exploit this as much as possible!!! The song as a whole has been condensed to the main parts. Vocal melodies have been simplified. I give fingering and pedal suggestions. Hands tend to move quite a bit, but essential, so I tried to keep the hand shapes very similar. Expect broken fifths as eighth notes for intensity in the chorus. I use tied eighth notes instead of quarter notes on upbeats because this is more visually understandable for students in regards to timing. I usually put little X’s over the tied noteheads.
The song definitely stands on its own and my student was very proud to complete it and play it at our recital.
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