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Product Description
The magic of Martha Mier's Jazz, Rags & Blues is captured in her duet series---Jazz, Rags & Blues for Two. Book 1 features all-new music in six duets for early-intermediate pianists. Syncopated rhythms, colorful sounds and rich harmonies are highlighted in the variety of styles found in this collection."These duets would be a great addition to any recital or performance experience is excellent for sight reading at a lesson with the teacher; or used to provide personal pleasure as the music is shared with the duet partner."
Jean Ritter, Progressions
"Bouncin' Boogie," "Lazy Afternoon in Dallas," and "San Francisco Blues" are Federation Festivals 2016-2020 selections.
Features
- Contributors: Martha Mier
- Series: Jazz, Rags & Blues for Two
- Instrument: Piano
- Level: Early Intermediate
- Grade level: (3)
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