Everything we do is Music

Explore the music, ideas and ideals of John Cage, composer of 4'33'' and one of the twentieth century’s most original and inventive artists. “Everything we do is music” contains more than 50 fun, hands-on and thought-provoking activities, each taking a work by John Cage as a starting point and exploring the links between music, dance, visual art, poetry and nature. Most projects require no prior knowledge of reading music or playing an instrument and can be worked through with little preparation — each activity encouraging creative thinking and experimentation, exploring the world around us and blurring the boundaries separating life and art.

Sonate In Do

Do Not Disturb

Who do you love

Duetto N. 3 Do

Sonata K 545 Do (Grieg)

Do You Doodle as You Dawdle?

Piano Concerto In Do Kv 467

Hymn To St. Cecilia

Hymn to St. Cecilia arranged for mixed voice choir and organ by Daniel Knaggs.

Witches' Brew : 16 Spooky Pieces To Play and Sing

16 spooky pieces to play and sing (beginner to preliminary grade [using open strings and 1st fingers]) with spellbinding jazz.

Do You Remember the Last Silence Op. 152

An Introduction to Hark, the Glad Sound

An Introduction to Hark, the Glad Sound for soprano saxophone, mixed voice choir and organ by Judith Bingham. An Introduction to Hark, the Glad Sound for soprano saxophone, mixed voice choir and organ by Judith Bingham.

Descend to Earth : VOCES8 Singles Series

British composer Ken Burton was drawn to the poetry of 18th-century slave and writer Phyllis Wheatley for his piece Descend to Earth. The dual troubles of pandemic and racial oppression in 2020 resonate with Wheatley’s concisepoem, the start of which recalls the Christmas/Holiday season. Written for SSAATTBB unaccompanied choir plus baritone solo, Descend to Earth will have a place in many programs with varied themes. It was commissioned by VOCES8 fortheir LIVE From London festival in 2020 and premiered by them with baritone Roderick Williams.

Song To The Moon

Taken from Rusalka, the eighth of Dvorak’s nine operas and the one that has remained his most popular. The story was adapted by Jaroslav Kvapil from Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid and relocated toBohemia, with a Czech water-spirit or Rusalka in the principal role. Rusalka loves a mortal prince, a witch grants her humanity but the romance doesn’t work out and she returns, heartbroken, to the water where she joins herbeloved in death. The Song to the Moon comes from Act I. From her woodland pool, Rusalka sings of her longing in the shimmering moonlight Silver moon upon the deep, dark sky…tell me, tell me, oh where does mylovedone bide?

Vos dergeystu mir di yorn : Why do you pester me

The Complete Pianist : from healthy technique to natural artistry

The Complete Pianist: from healthy technique to natural artistry offers a new and unique approach to piano playing, in which Penelope Roskell shares a lifetime’s experience of teaching, performing and ground-breaking research into healthy piano playing. Containing more than 500 pages of text, 300 videos and 200 exercises newly devised by the author, this is the most comprehensive book ever written on piano playing. The book has something new to offer to all pianists and keyboard players – student and teacher, professional and amateur. Penelope guides pianists through the early stages of learning a piece, through all the technical challenges and interpretative choices, towardsinspired performance. Each new aspect of playing is addressed through a series of practical exercises which proceed, step-by-step, from the basics towards more advanced applications. Penelope demonstrates all the musical and technical points herself in videos accessible by smartphone, tablet or computer. The Complete Pianist comprises 22 sections, including: • A whole-body approach • Finger touch and tone production • Playing at speed • Fundamentals of chord playing • Advanced chords • Rotation • Lateral movements • Tone and texture • Pedalling • Learning, memorizing and sight-reading

An Die Freude/Ode To Joy From Symphony : Ode to Joy - Final Movement of Symphony No.9 in d Op.125

The Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, is the final complete symphony composed from 1822 to 1824 by the German composer Ludwig van Beethoven. It was first performed in Vienna on 7 May 1824. For SATB and Piano.

80 Choralvorspiele deutscher Meister d. 17. u. 18. : Jahrhunderts - of the 17th and 18th century - zum gottesdienstlichen Gebrauch

80 Chorale Preludes by German Masters of the 17th and 18th Centuries, edited by Hermann Keller.Most do not require use of the Pedals.'This selection of shorter and easier chorale preludes is designed tosupplement Karl Straube's '45 Chorale Preludes of the Old Masters' (EP3048), especially for use in church. We therefore selected only those pieces which can be used today - transposed, where necessary, to more suitable keys. Inthe case of important chorales, several treatments were included, sometimes in more than one key. Musical value was the primary factor of selection, but, where possible, preferance was given to compositions not generallyavailableelsewhere. Of the 80 pieces, 24 require the pedals; 33 do not use them; in 23, they are optional. Thus the collection offers rich material for organists at all stages of development.' (Hermann Keller, Stuttgart, September1937).

April is My Mistress Face- Do You Not Know? : 3-4Mixed voices, a cappella

Thank you thats all we need for today? : A Practical Guide to Music Theatre Auditions

Thank you - that's all we need for today... is full of practical advice for anyone who auditions for musical theatre shows, whether professional or amateur. Contents: Starting with the earliest stages, it coversevery aspect of the audition process: choosing and learning songs looking after your voice deciding what to wear preparing CVs and photos how to make a good impressionwho's who on the audition panel Also Included: a CD of vocal warm-ups - helps you get the best out of your voice

Motet No.1 Singet Dem Herrn Ein Neues Lied : Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied (Sing ye to the Lord)

J.S. Bach's Motet No. 1 BWV 225, Singet Dem Herrn Ein Neues Lied (Sing Ye To The Lord) for SATB and Piano.