Product Description
This piece is an arranged version of the first movement of composer
Muzio Clementi's Sonatina in C (Op.36, No.2). What inspired this
arrangement is a fondness for extending harder repertiore to the
students at lower levels, by making some of the rhythms less
complex than those of the original pieces. This is to ensure that the
tradition of passing on classical music (and all other forms) is carried
on throughout generations.
This piece has many of the fast eighth note passages in both hands
somewhat broken down into slightly larger rhythm durations so that
the young student or performer can play it without too much
difficulty. There is also a bit of dynamic contrast thrown in throughout
to introduce the player to different expressive text. Below is a brief legend
of some of the terms and symbols used in this arrangement. Alpha-note names are
also written inside the note heads for the player's reference.
Cody Weinmann is a composer, arranger and a pianist who writes in many
different types and genres of music. He has a special interest in writing
and arranging music for young people in addition to writing for more
experienced musicians.
Among the genres, Cody writes for are classical piano/easy piano,
solo instrument and piano, voice/choir and piano, and works for band and orchestra.
He also composes his own Jazz and Singer-songwriter type songs in lead sheet format.
To learn more about him and his music go to http://www.codyweinmann.musicaneo.com or visit his publisher page on Sheet Music Plus at https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/publishers/Cody-Weinmann-CJW-Music/1308.
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