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Für Elise Sheet Music With Letters Included
Ludwig v. Beethoven’s timeless and extremely popular piano piece, Für Elise, officially named ‘Bagatelle No. 25,” in A-Minor, is well-known around the world.
Beethoven’s music, especially his later works, ushered in the Romantic Era of classical music.
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Claude Debussy’s timeless and extremely popular piano piece, Clair de Lune, is well-known around the world. Its origins include influences from poetry, the music of Bach’s time (the Baroque period), and the artistic school of Impressionism.
The piece’s name means “moonlight.” It is the third movement of a four-part work called Suite Bergamasque.
Debussy’s music was a major departure from the Romantic music of the 19th century. He, along with composer Maurice Ravel, is regarded as a primary founder of what came to be known as French Impressionism.
Entire “Moonlight ” Sonata No. 14 by Ludwig v. Beethoven. All 3 movements.
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Prelude in C, written by J.S. Bach, from The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book One. Prelude in C is an extremely popular piece that will never lose its appeal to piano players and listeners alike.
This Bach piano sheet music has each note labeled with its musical letter-name, such as E, D#, A… Some markings (dynamics, etc.) have been omitted to make room for the added letters.
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Learn the essential elements of improvising blues piano, including the (minor) Blues Scale, the 12-bar Blues pattern, left-hand grooves, coordination exercises, and plenty of raw material for your own licks.
My goal is for you to start improvising great blues solos!
Although most of this course is in the key of C, there is a detailed lesson that covers transposing the blues scale, and the 12-bar blues progression, into other keys.
Students taking this course should be interested in learning blues improvisation. Improvisation in blues usually has an underlying structure, a key center, and a chord progression that is being followed. The rhythm and the chords give us that beautiful sense of a distinct groove, and the soloists do their thing “on top of” that. In this course, you will learn the basic structural stuff, but you will also be given (taught) the popular raw materials for creating blues licks and melodies in general. It will be your job to turn those raw materials into original licks. I can give you expert guidance, hints and tips and raw material, which I do, but in the end, it’s your solo! That’s the beauty of studying improvisation. You get to own it.
Blues-inspired improvisation is at the core of, and will always have an influence on, countless musical genres. The blues scales, blues chord progressions, the “Blue Notes”…these are staples of so much great rock, hip-hop, jazz, country, gospel, and so on. That’s just to name a few of the mega-genres that have “blue blood” in their veins!
We can either forget about, or fail to recognize, the blues roots in so much contemporary music, but it’s everywhere.
So, back to the question, “Is this what you’re looking for,” I would suggest “yes,” because you read this far, still hanging in, after reading what’s what, so therefore you might like the class. That may be an odd conclusion.
Preview: To help you get an idea of how these videos might work for you, Lesson #4 (link below) is currently watchable as a full lesson preview.
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How’s yo blues?
I’ve had requests for piano notation covering the blues licks in my course, A Study in Blues Piano.
That course is video-based, and teaches from a chord-based improvisation point of view.
I sometimes resist providing notation for improvisation-focused courses, because it can almost promote blind imitation, rather than creative playing.
That said, I’ve had a couple of convincing requests lately from students who wanted to have sheet music to supplement this class. As a result, I’ve decided to provide notation for several of the licks, plus notation for a complete blues piano solo (featuring licks from the course).
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Moonlight Sonata Package – All three movements at a reduced price – Letter-note labels included
Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata – Entire 1st Movement – Letter-note labels included
Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata – Entire 2nd Movement – Letter-note labels included
Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata – Entire 3rd Movement – Letter-note labels included
Beethoven’s Für Elise – Entire Piece – Letter-note labels included
Debussy’s Clair De Lune – Entire Piece – Letter-note labels included
Bach Prelude in C from Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 – Letter-note labels included
Bach Invention in C Major – Letter note labels included
Chopin’s famous Prelude in E-minor – Letter-note labels included
Popular at weddings
Canon in D – Exclusive arrangement for piano – Letter-note labels included
Bach Prelude in C from Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 – Letter-note labels included
Christmas sheet music
Carol of the Bells – Exclusive arrangement for piano
Silent Night – Exclusive arrangement for piano
More Piano Sheet Music with Letters
Here’s a link to a nice info-graphic, covering of the basics of reading music. This was created by a collaborator of mine. It can be a great help to beginners, as well as anyone who needs a brush-up on the subject.
Cheers!
Kent
Bach 'Invention No. 1' in C Major with Letters Included | Sheet Music | PDF | Original Notes & Letter-Notes Together
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Pachelbel's 'Canon in D' Sheet Music for Piano | Letter Note-Names Included
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Prelude in E-Minor by Chopin | Includes Letter-Notes
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'Clair de Lune' with Letters | Exclusive Piano Sheet Music | Letter-Notes Included
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Für Elise With Letters | Piano Sheet Music | Letter-Note Names Included | PDF
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