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SKU: A0.983387
Composed by David Paul Mesler. 20th Century,Concert,Contemporary,Instructional. Score. 5 pages. David Paul Mesler #3685917. Published by David Paul Mesler (A0.983387).* Fleet-footed, minimalist-flavored solo in 4/4 for beginning to early intermediate pianists
* Level 2 to Level 4
* Running 16ths in the RH
* Simple harmonic notes and counter lines in the LH
* Simple rhythmic values and similar rhythms throughout
* Satisfying structure
* Great for sight reading as well as preparing for a recital
* Appeals to both young and old
* From the 9-suite volume "Daydreaming" by award-winning pianist and composer
David Paul Mesler
CAN BE USED FOR
* An introduction to 16ths
* A study in wrist flexibility
* Understanding the minor pentascale
* Developing smoothly flowing 16ths
* Working on the pianist's internal clock
* Developing strength and precision
* Voicing the LH
* Discussing ostinato
* Developing a dramatic as well as poetic presentation
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