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Quick Spin in a Fast Car. Phillip Keveren. Piano Method sheet music. Beginning.

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Quick Spin vo Fast Car. Phillip Keveren. Piano Method noty. Začiatok.

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Quick Spin in a Fast Car. Showcase Solos Late Elementary. Level 3. Composed by Phillip Keveren. For Piano. Keyboard. Educational Piano Library. Hal Leonard Student Piano Library, Showcase Solos. Late Elementary. 6 pages. Published by Hal Leonard. HL.296171. ISBN 0634031090. 9x12 inches. A delightful solo romp, filled with great harmonic color and the sound of honking horns punctuating a legato melodic line that literally zooms around the keyboard. A winning recital piece, this solo is a classic student favorite. The playful meldoy passes easily from hand to hand, interrupted by colorful, ff , accented two–note chords. In ABA form, this piece speeds off at the very end with the tempo indication Pedal to the metal. Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Level 3. Late Elementary. Tempo presto. key of C Major. use of accidentals. entire melody created from 2 and 3–note patterns alternating between the hands that move up or down the keyboard by steps and skips.

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Quick Spin vo Fast Car. Showcase Solos Late Elementary. Level 3. Skladá Phillip Keveren. Pre klavír. Klávesnice. Vzdelávacie Piano Library. Hal Leonard Študent Piano Library, Showcase sóla. Neskoré Základné. 6 strán. Vydal Hal Leonard. HL.296171. ISBN 0634031090. 9x12 palcov. A delightful solo romp, filled with great harmonic color and the sound of honking horns punctuating a legato melodic line that literally zooms around the keyboard. A winning recital piece, this solo is a classic student favorite. The playful meldoy passes easily from hand to hand, interrupted by colorful, ff , accented two–note chords. In ABA form, this piece speeds off at the very end with the tempo indication Pedal to the metal. Hal Leonard Študent Piano Library Level 3. Neskoré Základné. Tempo presto. key of C Major. use of accidentals. entire melody created from 2 and 3–note patterns alternating between the hands that move up or down the keyboard by steps and skips.