Prelude in F# minor Piano Method - Digital Sheet Music
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Prelude in F# minor
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Piano Solo - Level 2 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.933474
Composed by Mark Kline. Concert,Contemporary,Instructional. Score. 2 pages. Mark Kline #2930701. Published by Mark Kline (A0.933474).Listen to this piece, preview the sheet music, and then purchase it for yourself and your students!
Though coming together to form a beautiful and enchanting whole, the two hands are set in stark rhythmic contrast (constant 3:2 hemiola), metrical contrast, melodic contrast, with separable, co-existing moods between the hands.
Ideal for introducing your students to musically pleasing hemiola while they progress toward pieces in the standard repertoire rich in cross-rhythms. For your own performances, the Prelude in F# minor, with its thoroughly modern, mysterious sound, will always prove to captivate your listening audience.
The piece is approximately two minutes in length, but can easily be extended for various performing scenarios by repeating any of the self-standing contrasting sections.
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