Skipping Rocks at Shoal Creek
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SKU: A0.1097953
By Heather Pierson. By Heather Pierson. Contemporary,New Age. Score. 14 pages. Sacred Vessel Recordings (ASCAP) #700874. Published by Sacred Vessel Recordings (ASCAP) (A0.1097953).Skipping Rocks at Shoal Creek is a 14 page advanced intermediate level piece in the key of E major. It is from my album 'The Open Road', a collection of 14 of my solo piano compositions. I rarely visit any body of water without scouring the shoreline to find good skipping rocks. My father taught me this beloved skill, and he started me early. Near Galena, Kansas, there is a place called Shoal Creek which, as a small child, I called ‘The River And Throw Rocks.’ My sweet and simple memories of this place are what I aim to bring to life in this piece. Other pieces available in this collection are: Bittersweet, Doc Bradley’s Waltz, Edith, Flight of Fancy, Jasper County, Late October, Lullaby, Marble In My Pocket, The Open Road, Prairie Sunset, The Storm’s Promise, Sunflowers, and Wheat.
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