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Rhythm and Rag (16 Pieces in Various Popular Styles)
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Description for Rhythm and Rag (16 Pieces in Various Popular Styles)
Sheet music. This album was the first to be published in Alan Haughton's Rhythm and Rag series (see EPP84, and Rhythm and Rag for Trumpet and Clarinet). A superb collection of simple and tuneful pieces in various jazz styles, young pianists will love the bluesy 'Boogie on Down', the lovely ballad tune of 'Stephanie's Song' and the cheerful 'Rainy Day Rag'. Series: Easier Piano Pieces (ABRSM). Num Pages: 24 pages. BIC Classification: AVQ. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 79 x 119 x 1. Weight in Grams: 104.
This album was the first to be published in Alan Haughton's Rhythm and Rag series (see EPP84, and Rhythm and Rag for Trumpet and Clarinet). A superb collection of simple and tuneful pieces in various jazz styles, young pianists will love the bluesy 'Boogie on Down', the lovely ballad tune of 'Stephanie's Song' and the cheerful 'Rainy Day Rag'.
This album was the first to be published in Alan Haughton's Rhythm and Rag series (see EPP84, and Rhythm and Rag for Trumpet and Clarinet). A superb collection of simple and tuneful pieces in various jazz styles, young pianists will love the bluesy 'Boogie on Down', the lovely ballad tune of 'Stephanie's Song' and the cheerful 'Rainy Day Rag'.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1990
Publisher
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music United Kingdom
Number of pages
24
Condition
New
Series
Easier Piano Pieces (ABRSM)
Number of Pages
24
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781854723987
SKU
V9781854723987
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-2
Reviews for Rhythm and Rag (16 Pieces in Various Popular Styles)
Musical quality: Outstanding.
Piano Quarterly
As the title suggests, these pieces in jazz idiom are a splendid introduction for young pupils wishing to get away from the 'classics' for a while. Alan Haughton has taught many young children and his music has an immediate appeal with its catchy rhythms yet not too difficult technically.
Piano Journal
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Piano Quarterly
As the title suggests, these pieces in jazz idiom are a splendid introduction for young pupils wishing to get away from the 'classics' for a while. Alan Haughton has taught many young children and his music has an immediate appeal with its catchy rhythms yet not too difficult technically.
Piano Journal
... Read more