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Nancy Faber: Jazz Pizzazz

Students explore speed with a jazzy, two-hand gesture. Accented bass notes give rhythmic punch, and the lively finish is sure to bring applause.

Nancy Faber: Jazz Pizzazz

Students explore speed with a jazzy, two-hand gesture. Accented bass notes give rhythmic punch, and the lively finish is sure to bring applause.

Dowland, J What If I Never Speed Satb/Piano

The Original Guitar Case Scale Book

In this volume Peter Pickow gives guitarists a concise thesaurus of essential and practical forms for study and practise. Tips on using scales to build speed, endurance and fretboard fluency.

Melody Bober: Ramblin' Rails

This clever solo uses a single line melody to portray the sound of a locomotive moving along at a quick pace. There are also double notes played in both hands to depict the sounds of the horn. The teacher part adds to the driving rhythm of the locomotive's speed.

Mastering Acoustic Guitar

The conclusion to this power-packed acoustic guitar method begins with exercises for developing speed and agility. Techniques such as 'machine gun strums', right-hand muting, slapping, tapping, slap harmonics and tremolo are introduced. You'll go further into Celtic music, blues, modal improvisation and alternative tunings, and learn some world music styles such as reggae, African/Brazilian, norteno and conjunto.

Timothy Brown: Danza Española

Imagine dancing at a Spanish festival to the fiery rhythms of this piece. The castanets are clicking; the guitars are plucking at a rapid pace. As the melody spins out, syncopations in the right hand add a flamenco effect. This piece falls easily under the hands, so the intermediate pianist can speed along with the varying meter. Fun to learn and to perform!

Three Dowland Part Songs : What if I never speed / Can she excuse my wrongs / O now, I needs must part

John Ness Beck: Psalm 67

A delightful setting of the Psalm 67 by John Ness Beck, for SATB Choir with Organ or Piano accompaniment. The piece begins in a gentle, reverent tranquility with hushed dynamics, gradually building in speed and volume to a grandioso, majestic climax at the end. This choral piece provides a wonderful addition to your choir's repertoire.This piece was commissioned by the choirs of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Columbus, Ohio, in Memory of Dr. Ellis Emanuel Synder, founder of the Capital University Chapel Choir.

Tarantella

Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Showcase Solo Level 4/Early Intermediate. The dizzying perpetual motion of the traditional Italian folk dance is captured in this vivacious and showy piano solo by Jennifer Linn. Excellent recital material, this fiery tarantella fits that sought-after category of sounds hard, but is easy to learn crowd pleasers. By definition, a tarantella is a folk dance of southern Italy. Like the tarantula, its name is derived from the town of Taranto. According to legend (now discredited), the dance was a cure for the tarantula's poisonous bite. It is danced by a couple to a regularly phrased tune in 6/8 time, which gradually increases in speed. HLSPL Level 4 (Early Intermediate) piano solo. A minor; 6/8; Tempo: vivace; 48 measures; ABA form; broken triads in RH accompaniment figures, with LH melodic line that crosses over the RH with accented double notes; Reading range: full staff; Perf. time: 50 sec.