Playing Games Op. 13

Digital Sheet Music

By Tayren N. Ben-Abraham

Item Number: A0.1027240

Playing Games, Op. 13 is from the New York Collection. The work is about laughter, happiness, joy, and the side of life that contains all of these wondrous emotions. Also, it could also describe children playing an elaborate game as well outside on a sunny day. This solo piano work is meant as a stand alone piece on a concert or as part of a recital. This piece is appropriate for schools and for students learning to play in 3/8 time although for full realization, proper piano techniques are necessary to bring out the fullness of the piece. This piece was written on August 19, 2015 in Brookville, New York which makes the piece part of the New York Collection. The work is about 2 minutes long and was meant to be a short stand a long piece. Playing Games Op. 13 was written shortly after arriving in New York to begin my master's degree studies. It was conceived from the happiness and joy I felt in starting a new chapter in my life. I felt childlike again. I am an ASCAP writer and publisher.

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