Making Music at the Piano, Level 7 (01-38)

• Creative Approach for Teaching Teens and Adults

• Useful Explanations and Directions
  Facilitate Progress at Every Lesson

• Music Dictionary and Reference Page
  Quiz Page for Review

• Music Appreciation Stories, Pictures and
  Facts about Composers and Their Music

Explanations of Musical Symbols

Unique Musical Selections
Rich Variety of Musical Styles
for the Advanced Student

"Sea Rover Sonata" by John W. Schaum
– Based on nautical songs and dances
– Complete form and analysis of the sonata
– All formal parts labeled in the music

New Concepts at This Level:

• Broken 10th Bass
• Sonata Form – the Fugue
• 5/4 Time Signature – Double Dot
• 16th Note Quintuplets – Cadenza

Technique progress achieved through numerous etudes

Contents:
Page:
3/4 - Song Transcription: Garden of Dreams (Leoncavallo)
5/7 - Broken Tenth Bass: Torch Dance (Edward German)
8/9 - Italian Operatic Master: Madame Butterfly (Puccini)
10/11 - Arpeggio Etude: Fury (Stephen Heller)
12/13 - Key of G-flat Major: Procession of the Pachyderms (W. G. Smith)
14/16 - Cadenza: Sailor's Dance from "The Red Poppy" (Gliere)
17 - 5/4 Time Signature: Take Five (Poldini)
18/19 - Descriptive Fugue: Flotsam and Jetsam (John Schaum)
20/21 - Scandanavian Impressionism: Old Curiosity Shop (Palmgren)
22/23 - Alternating Hands: Fox and Hounds (Rheinberger)
24/26 - French Modernist: Paris Nocturne (Ravel)
27/29 - Double Dot: The Moldau River (Smetana)
30/39 - Descriptive Sonata Form: Sea Rover Sonata (John Schaum)
40/41 - Polish Composer: Carnival In Poland (Paderewski)
42/43 - Quintuplets: Festivity (Hadley)
44/45 - Interlocking Chromatic Passages: Rough and Ready (Paul Wachs)
46 - Making Music Quiz
47 - Certificate of Progress
48 - Music Dictionary

This book is Level 7 (Advanced)