Spirituals Duets for Soprano Recorder (Book/CD-ROM) - Recorder
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844233
Spirituals Duets for Soprano Recorder (Book/CD-ROM) - Recorder
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Spirituals
By Denise Gagne, Craig Cassills
Recorder/Piano duets
These duets for soprano recorder and piano will give you a collection of easy and medium pieces for your students to play. You can use the easy selections as part of your beginning recorder program. As your students progress, you can give the students who need more challenges, the duets to work on in class time or at home. These will make really nice performance pieces that can be played or played and sung.
The CD accompaniment includes a performance, a practice tempo track and an accompaniment track. The Disc includes an PDF file with the MP3s attached to use with SMART Boards, computer/projectors or IWBs. These would make great pieces to teach in Black History Month or anytime. They certainly could be used as part of a study of spirituals and how spirituals in part, led to the development of Jazz.
Who’s That Yonder?
Old Ark’s A-Moverin’
Standing in the Need of Prayer
Wake Up Jacob
Do, Lord
Nobody Knows the Trouble
I Heard the Angels Singing
This Train
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Steal Away
One More River
Zion's Children
By Denise Gagne, Craig Cassills
Recorder/Piano duets
These duets for soprano recorder and piano will give you a collection of easy and medium pieces for your students to play. You can use the easy selections as part of your beginning recorder program. As your students progress, you can give the students who need more challenges, the duets to work on in class time or at home. These will make really nice performance pieces that can be played or played and sung.
The CD accompaniment includes a performance, a practice tempo track and an accompaniment track. The Disc includes an PDF file with the MP3s attached to use with SMART Boards, computer/projectors or IWBs. These would make great pieces to teach in Black History Month or anytime. They certainly could be used as part of a study of spirituals and how spirituals in part, led to the development of Jazz.
Who’s That Yonder?
Old Ark’s A-Moverin’
Standing in the Need of Prayer
Wake Up Jacob
Do, Lord
Nobody Knows the Trouble
I Heard the Angels Singing
This Train
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Steal Away
One More River
Zion's Children
Specifications
| SKU | 844233 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Themes & Variations |
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