Another Susato Allemande...
6 years ago
Friday, 27 March 2009
Friday, 20 March 2009
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Guitar Trio
I've just arranged this Susato Allemande (1551) for guitar trio. It was originally a four-part piece. I've simplified the harmony slightly to make it very easy to play.
Sunday, 22 February 2009
Simple Tune Sheet
My father taught me the following words to Villikins:
A nasty black eye had my uncle Jim.
He got hit in the eye with a tomato skin.
"Tomatoes don't hurt", said I with a grin,
But he said this one did, 'cause it came in a tin.
If there are others, I don't know them.
A nasty black eye had my uncle Jim.
He got hit in the eye with a tomato skin.
"Tomatoes don't hurt", said I with a grin,
But he said this one did, 'cause it came in a tin.
If there are others, I don't know them.
Mixolydian Trio
Another simple trio - this time in the Mixolydian Mode. The third part is the easiest.
Sunday, 18 January 2009
Pentatonic Exercise: accompaniment
Some time ago I posted a couple of pentatonic scales for use in simple improvisation (click on the improvisation link in the right-hand column under "Music by Difficulty, etc."). This is an accompaniment which can be played with improvisations based on those scales. Obviously, it can be repeated ad infinitum.
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Easy Trio
A very elementary trio. The score is printed on the first page, the three parts seperately on the second. If you save it, you can print whichever page you like.
Monday, 5 January 2009
Magic Tango
Happy New Year - if you're reading this in January. This is an elementary duet. Term is just starting, so I'm obviously pretty busy. However, I hope to be posting some more pieces this month, so watch this space...
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Sunday, 12 October 2008
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
The Monster in the Woods
Something different: a text-piece I've used a lot with beginners. It can be varied in all sorts of ways.
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