Explore the World of Solo Piano Music
Are you a late intermediate piano student looking to explore new styles, techniques, and textures? Look no further than Piece By Piece, Book 3. This original piano solo book features 7 stunning pieces by Tom Gerou, perfect for solo piano performances and recitals. With a variety of moods and styles to choose from, you'll be sure to find something that suits your musical taste.
Discover the Versatility of Piece By Piece, Book 3
The 7 original pieces in Piece By Piece, Book 3 were carefully selected to provide late intermediate students with a range of musical experiences. From the jazzy 'High-Wire Rag' to the evocative 'Twilight Blue', each piece offers a unique challenge and opportunity for musical growth. Whether you're looking to improve your technique, explore new styles, or simply enjoy playing for pleasure, this book has something for everyone.
A Federation Festivals 2020-2024 Selection
Piece By Piece, Book 3 has been chosen as a Federation Festivals 2020-2024 selection, a testament to the book's quality and appeal. With its diverse range of pieces and accessible grade level, this book is perfect for students and teachers alike. Whether you're preparing for a festival or simply looking for new music to enjoy, Piece By Piece, Book 3 is an excellent choice.
About the Composer: Tom Gerou
Tom Gerou is a renowned pianist and composer with a passion for creating music that inspires and challenges students of all levels. With a career spanning decades, Gerou has established himself as a master of his craft, and his music is performed and enjoyed by pianists around the world. In Piece By Piece, Book 3, Gerou shares his talent and expertise with late intermediate students, providing a valuable resource for music education.
Book Details
Piece By Piece, Book 3 is a 24-page book featuring 7 original piano solos. The book is part of the Piece by Piece series, published by Alfred Music. With its durable binding and high-quality paper, this book is designed to withstand frequent use and handling. The ISBN numbers for this book are 0-7390-8763-0 (10) and 978-0-7390-8763-3 (13).