Concerto for Young Pianists

HLSPL Composer Showcase NFMC 2014-2016 Selection Intermediate Level

By Matthew Edwards

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Instrument:

Piano Method sheet music

Piano Solo sheet music

Format:

Book and CD

CD

Collection / Songbook

Level:

Late Intermediate

SMP Level 7 (Late Intermediate)

Series:

Hal Leonard Student Piano Library

Publisher:

Hal Leonard

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Detailed Description

2 Pianos, 4 Hands - SMP Level 7 (Late Intermediate); NFMC Level: Junior Class 2
HLSPL Composer Showcase NFMC 2014-2016 Selection Intermediate Level. Composed by Matthew Edwards. Educational Piano Library. Junior Class 2 piece for the Piano Concerto event with the National Federation of Music Clubs (NFMC) Festivals Bulletin 2008-2009-2010. Recital. Softcover Audio Online. 48 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.296356).

Item Number: HL.296356

ISBN 0634051962. 9x12 inches. Matthew Edwards Composer Showcase.

This exciting new concerto for the intermediate-level pianist is destined to become a classic contemporary student concerto. A NFMC 2004-5-6 Junior Festival choice, this stunning work for solo piano and accompanist is written in three contrasting movements. A forward-moving first movement in D minor with ample parallel passage work in the solo piano part provides a compelling opening to the concerto. The lyrical second movement precedes a rollicking, final movement in the key of D Major. Suitable for the advancing pianist as well, this youth concerto is also a great repertoire selection for concerto festivals and competitions. Score includes two performance copies of the entire concerto.

About Educational Piano Library:
A piano method featuring optional outstanding orchestral accompaniments on General MIDI disk or Compact Disc

About Hal Leonard Student Piano Library

A piano method with music to please students, teachers and parents! The Hal Leonard Student Piano Library is clear, concise and carefully graded. Perfect for private and group instruction.

About SMP Level 7 (Late Intermediate)

4 to 5-note chords in both hands and scales in octaves in both hands.