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Duos para Flauta PDF
Duos para Flauta PDF
MAKING
THE
20 Camel of Mine, Travels with 51 Suite for the Young for Violin and Cello
a Three-Legged Camel by Malcolm Dedman
by John Gibson
59 The Farmyard
26 Exercises and Etudes in by Sonja Grossner
the “Country Style” for Guitar Solo
by Alexander Khodakovsky 78 The Letter from Kansas
by Ariel Davydov
32 Fly, Carpet, Fly
by Robert Barr 82 Zita in Wonderland
by Stephan Beneking
36 I Own A Rocking Horse
by Seth Evans
Introduction
Thanks to the joint efforts of composers from Please feel free to benefit from it and let your
different countries of the world, we managed friends and colleagues make use of it, too.
to compile a unique edition with original There is no way to express how grateful we
educational music scores for beginning are to all those who contributed to the pro-
musicians. The booklet contains 12 fun easy- ject: helped to raise funds, composed music,
level music pieces, both for ensemble and spread word. It all came true thanks to You!
solo instruments. The digital booklet is now
available for FREE download at the project’s Let’s keep up the good work together.
official page: Warmest regards,
www.musicaneo.com/music-for-children.html MusicaNeo Team
A sincere Thank-you to those who made their contribution and supported the project:
Phillip Martin, Friedrich Kisters, Denis Donaire Junior, Christina Voss, Alexander Svyazin,
David Solomons, Kuchynski Yan, Cheryl Leonard, John Hawkins, Donald E Newsom,
Rolf R. Gehlhaar, John Gibson
10 Little Duets for Teacher and Student
by Jordan Grigg
Jordan Grigg is a noticeable Canadian con- as a composer totals more than 750 works,
ductor, composer, performer, teacher and including 24 symphonies and 18 string quar-
music director. Having started playing the tets. After teaching, conducting and compos-
violin at 2 he already had a full-fledged music ing through a number of schools (Wolfville
career by the age of 18. He started conducting Strings, Horton Strings, Cambridge Elemen-
at 14 and since youth has headed such or- tary Strings, Landmark East, Kings-Edgehill)
chestras as New England Symphony Orches- and academies (Annapolis Music Academy,
tra, Acadia Symphony orchestra, Chebucto Dorian Hall) , he now teaches at his own
Symphony Orchestra. Jordan Grigg was also studio in the fields of classical, pop and jazz
invited as a music director to Acadia Theatre music, violin, fiddle, viola, cello, double bass,
and Teatro di Meruchini in Italy. guitar, piano, clarinet, saxophone, trombone,
Today, Jordan is a reputable teacher in theory, harmony, history, counterpoint,
schools and academies as well as founder analysis, conducting and composition.
of his own studio. By now, his repertoire
These are all pretty easy pieces for all young ages and can be used in any educational setting.
Have fun and remember, enjoy music.
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Jordan Grigg
(b.1972)
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Vladimir Malganov was born in 1960 in he gave concerts in most European countries
Russia. He finished music school majoring and the former Soviet Union. Vladimir has
in guitar. Since 1991 he has been living and been awarded diplomas, certificates and win-
working in Belarus. Vladimir has two degrees, ner titles for musical achievements at various
technical and musical. He graduated from the levels. Many of his students have chosen mu-
Higher Technical Academy in Russia (1982) sic as their career path and have been work-
and Belarusian State University of Culture ing successfully both in Belarus and abroad.
and Arts (2012) with honours. Before moving Most of his pupils have earned the title of
to Belarus he worked as an engineer and held ‘laureate’ at national and international levels.
various mid to high executive positions at a Vladimir is currently working as a guitar
number of various enterprises in Russia. At teacher in one of the children’s art schools
the same time he studied music at the ama- of the city of Minsk; he also takes part in
teur level, performed in rock and jazz ensem- concerts, writes music for guitar and guitar-
bles. After moving to Belarus he dedicated featuring ensembles. He is a resident com-
himself to professional music. He worked as a poser of the National Center of Intellectual
teacher in the class of electric, bass and clas- Property of the Republic of Belarus. Vladimir
sical guitar, was the leader of the «Evergreen has many publications the list of which is
Jazz Quartet» in Brest Philharmonic, and was constantly growing; he pays special attention
a maker of musical instruments. to children’s educational repertoire.
As a participant of various music ensembles,
The music miniature “A Little Hedgehog is Off To a Party” is very vivid and funny. It can be
performed by a student and a teacher or by two students. The solo part is designed for juniors,
the second part - for middle school pupils.
John Gibson is a veteran music arranger who Dallas Symphony. John and his family moved
has been supplying woodwind players with to Denver, Colorado where he studied with
interesting, well-crafted arrangements since the retired principal clarinetist of the Denver
1998. That was the year JB Linear Music was Symphony, Val (Tiny) Henrich. Further stud-
formed to market great sheet music for flute, ies with David Etheridge, Jerry Neil Smith,
oboe, clarinet, saxophone and bassoon. John and John McGrosso completed his studies
has over 600 pieces of music ranging from and resulted in a music education degree and
solos to duets to large woodwind ensem- a masters of music performance degree from
bles. Many of them have been performed all the University of Colorado. During his time at
over the world and reviewed in international CU, John discovered his interest in arranging,
woodwind magazines. taking classes in that topic whenever pos-
John was born in Dallas, Texas and began sible. As a school band director John wrote
studying with Oakley Pittman, who was many arrangements for students of all levels
director of bands at Southern Methodist to play.
University and principal clarinettist of the
Camel of Mine, Travels with a Three-Legged what traveling with a three-legged camel
Camel” is a piece for four saxophones – all of might be like. It serves as a good introduc-
the same key. It could be played by four altos, tion to simple jazz rhythms and harmonies as
four tenors, or three altos and a baritone sax. well as an easy way to learn playing in an odd
It would also be playable by clarinets. This meter like 5/8 (that is the three-legged part).
is a fun piece that will allow kids to imagine
Parts for individual instruments are available for download at the composition’s page.
http://www.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-190678_camel_of_mine_-
_travels_with_a_three-legged_camel.html
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Exercises and Etudes in the country style” for the creation of the pieces the author used
guitar solo were composed for children who diatonicism, pentatonism, chromatic and
would like to get acquainted with the basics blues tones, specific moves, syncopation,
of this style. The compositions represent melismata and chords. The pieces of the cycle
short structures easy for quick memorizing are put in the ascending order by the level of
and variations, which helps to develop the difficulty.
improvisational skills in the future. During
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Fly, Carpet, Fly
by Robert Barr
An exciting guitar duet, a mix of driving raising octave-unison passage and a stretch
motion and lyrical floating. There is plenty of melody in which the two guitars play
of room for the players to explore different alternate lightly-strummed cords. A fun and
effects by using varied right finger styles attractive piece, not difficult but challenging,
and left finger positioning. There is a hair- and rewarding.
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I started studying piano at the age of six at of Music, and “A New York (Circa 1950) Suite”
the St. Felix Street Playhouse in Brooklyn, was recently performed at a Society of Com-
NY, and continued my studies, privately with posers conference in Portland, Oregon.
Noel Sokolow, and the Henry Street Settle- Most recently I have completed writing the
ment House in Manhattan. After graduating music for a new musical, Roscoe, with book
from Brooklyn College, CUNY in 1969, I stud- and lyrics by on Stitt. This is the infamous
ied bass with Carol Kaye in Los Angeles. story of Roscoe ‘Fatty” Arbuckle the silent
I have studied composition with David movie star whose career was destroyed by
Garner and Alden Jenks at the San Francisco an overly ambitious San Francisco district
Conservatory of Music, composing synthe- attorney, and William Randolph Hearst. Truly
sized film scores and chamber music. Two of a Comic Tragedy. A concert version of Roscoe
my pieces, A New York (Circa 1950) Suite and was recently performed in New York City at
Scherzo for Woodwind Quartet have been The Symphony Space.
performed at the San Francisco Conservatory
This is part of “A Modal Suite for ‘Cello seven pieces in this suite is in a different
Duet”. The suite is designed to introduce the mode -Locrian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Ionian,
student to the various and aurally interest- Phrygian, Lydian and Dorian - and together
ing modalities of music. Throughout the the present the student with the seven
suite the aspiring ‘cello student will encoun- diatonic modes. This piece is in the Ionian
ter both new time signatures and extended mode.
techniques. It is the desire of the composer I hope that the students who play these
to present this suite as a learning experience pieces will find as much enjoyment in them
while at the same time creating interesting as I have had in the composing.
music for the student to master. Each of the
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Kirill Voljanin, a guitarist and composer, Gui- In 1993 he becomes a record producer in
tar Virtuoso 2013 Award Winner, was born in Soyuz Records in Moscow. There he managed
Kazan, Russian Federation in 1968. His music the commercial music recording division.
education started in his childhood under the In 2000 Kirill becomes an independent
guidance of his father, a composer and piano composer and music teacher. Today he is the
teacher in a music school. At the age of ten author of thematic music shows like “Guitar
Kirill started to study accordion and then, in Russia - 20th Century”, “Anders Segovia”,
at the age of fourteen, he started studying “The Quiet Joy” and others. Kirill Voljanin’s
guitar on his own. Studying classical guitar in work is the new Russian classical guitar
V.F. Antonov’s class, he graduated from the music, it’s a continuation of the creative
college cum laude. From the age of sixteen, traditions of Russian guitar players of the
while still in college, Kirill started to work in 19th and 20th centuries, a style that could be
a philharmonic as a guitarist in folk groups. called “Light Naïve”.
“Red Boy” is a solo guitar piece and a musical portrait of a young Irish lad. It’s a simple work in
a style of Celtic folk motives.
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I was born on the 6th of April 1952 and fin- band and The Vienna Horn Society. Since
ished the music school of Leoben. Later on, I 2012 I have been the President of this society.
studied music at the University of Music and I was the leader of many music bands and
Performing Arts of Vienna. also worked as a music teacher for kids prac-
My horn studies ran under the supervision of ticing music.
Prof. F. Gabler. I graduated with honors and For nine years I was leading the “Bezirks-
received a state award “Staatlicher Würdi- blasorchester Donaustadt”. In this extent I
gungspreis”. wrote a lot of music for horn solo and also for
For 40 years I worked as a hornist in the different groups of instruments. Music is the
orchestra of Vienna State Opera. I am also basic of my life and I´m glad if I can commu-
a member of “Die Stadtmusik Wien” music nicate it to all musicians.
This little piece is not only for kids practic- Yes, and there´s also a light melody inside ac-
ing music but also for all those who are able companied by a string quintet.Have much fun
to stay in the beat. It is based on percussion performing it!
mostly playing in the same rhythm.
Parts for individual instruments are available for download at the composition’s page.
http://www.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/sm-194791_sha-la-la_song_for_kids.html#194791
Flöte
Gitarre
Voice
Sopran Xylophon
Alt Xylophon
Alt Metallophon
Güiro
Bass Xylophon
Violine I
Violine II
Viola
Violoncello
Kontrabass
Git.
Voice
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Alt Met.
Bass Xyl.
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Vl. II
Vla.
Vc.
Kb.
Git.
Voice
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Glsp.
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Alt Met.
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Vl. I
Vl. II
Vla.
pizz.
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pizz.
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Fl.
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Voice
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Glsp.
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Alt Met.
Bass Xyl.
Vl. I
Vl. II
Vla.
Vc.
Kb.
Fl.
Git.
Voice
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Alt Met.
W.B.
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Vl. II
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pizz.
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Malcolm Dedman was born in London, UK, Major first performances that have been
in 1948. He was taught piano at an early age, received well by both audiences and critics
but soon preferred to improvise. Although he include: Christmas Cantata – ‘The Word was
later had formal violin and singing lessons, it Made Flesh’ in 1975 (Birmingham); Three
was composition, arising out of improvising Dance Episodes for oboe, guitar and piano at
at the piano, that he was most interested in the Wigmore Hall in 1977; String Quartet at
pursuing. the Purcell Room in 1980; Piano Sonata No.
He had formal lessons in composition with 2 – ‘In Search’ at the Purcell Room in 1986
Patric Standford at the Guildhall School of and Two Reflections for piano in 1988, also
Music and Drama in 1974-75, but did not at the Purcell Room; and Light of Unity for
receive a formal qualification in music until two cellos and piano at the Aardklop Festi-
2005, when he passed his Masters Degree in val, Potchefstroom (South Africa) and other
Composing Concert Music at Thames Valley venues in 2010.
University with distinction. He has received performances in England,
Malcolm’s earlier writing reflected the de- Ireland, France, Italy, USA, Brazil, Mexico,
velopments in serialism, but within a modal New Zealand and South Africa. Many of
context. Such works include the first Piano these performances have been received well
Sonata – Restoration of 1973 and the String by audiences and critics, including two excel-
Quartet of 1977-79. Although he is still at- lent reviews by Anthony Payne.
tracted to the possibility of different types of Malcolm has also gained several composition
modes, his style has more links with so-called awards, including: Brent Music and Dance
post-modern idioms. The modal writing Festival in 1969 for a movement from a piano
also aims to integrate music from different sonata; Recontres Internationales de Chant
cultures. He firmly believes in writing music Choral in 1985 for an anthem Come Unto
that has a message and can be approached by Me… and Thames Valley University com-
concert audiences and that such music need position prize in 2005 for Scherzo for piano
not sacrifice quality. quartet.
This suite of 5 pieces for violin and cello was originally intended for children to play. All the
pieces can be treated as studies and can be played in first position so that the players can con-
centrate on the rhythms and the ensemble with each other.
Violin
,
poco staccato
Violoncello
10
Vln.
Vc.
15
Vln.
Vc.
4
20
Vln.
Vc.
4 25
Vln.
Vc.
30
harm.
Vln.
harm.
Vc.
Sadly, = 80
5
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Vc.
10
Vln.
più
Vc.
più
15
Vln.
Vc.
20
Vln.
Vc.
Slower,
= 72 25
Vln.
Vc.
pizz.
Lively, = 132
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Vln.
pizz.
Vc.
arco
25
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Vc.
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,
arco 40 45
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,
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Vln.
staccato
Vc.
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Vc.
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Violin
Violoncello
15
10
Vln.
Vc.
20
Vln.
cresc.
Vc.
cresc.
25 rit.
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Vc.
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30
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pizz.
Vc.
35
Vln.
cresc.
Vc.
cresc.
45
40
Vln.
dim.
arco
Vc.
dim.
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Moderately Fast, . = 72 5
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Violoncello
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legato
Vln.
Vc.
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Vln.
Vc.
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Sonja Grossner, born in Berkshire. A holiday Operetta Theater. Following her return to
trip 1960 turned into a permanent stay in the UK in 1984 she continued to work as an
former East Germany and she subsequently instrumental tutor.
studied violin and composition with Manfred 1995 she completed her MA in composition
Weiss at the “Carl Maria von Weber Hochs- at De Montfort University, studying with
chule fur Musik “ in Dresden, prior to working Gavin Bryars. She has completed her PhD at
as both a music teacher and a violinist in the the Birmingham Conservatoire.
Freiberg Theater Orchestra and the Dresden
‘The Farmyard’ is a collection of easy pieces for violin and piano aimed at allowing children to
imitate animals at a farm. Can be played either in a group or solo.
Moderato
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© Sonja Grossner 2004
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Ariel Davydov, composer and musicologist, dov has been performed in Argentina, India,
member of the Israeli Composers’ Guild and Israel, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Russia, the
Composers Union of Russia. U.S. and most of European countries.
From1988 until 1992 he studied composition From 1984 until 2005 he worked as a teacher,
and theory of music in St. Petersburg Con- lecturer and assistant professor in various
servatory (MA), Russia. From 1992 until 1994 music institutes of Russia and Israel and gave
he continued his education in the Graduate private lessons in composition, theory of
School of St. Petersburg Conservatory (PhD), music and piano.
Russia. Three of his students (Daria Rossokhina,
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Concerto Grosso for Flute, Oboe and String international young composers’ competi-
Orchestra, Concerto for Double Bass and Or- tions; two students (Andrei Denisov and Olga
chestra, several symphony poems and over- Sedova) graduated from St. Petersburg Con-
tures, a ballet suite “This Wonderful World”, servatory with Ph.D. and four with M.A.
and numerous works for various instruments Ariel Davydov is a citizen of Russia and
and ensembles (Trio for Flute, Harp and Israel. Since 2005 he has been permanently
Double Bass “Raghavi 2”, Alto Saxophone and living in the USA.
Piano “Refuges”, etc.). Music by Ariel Davy-
A piece for piano four hands in the country style “A Letter from Kansas” was composed on
January 2011. The premiere took place on June 27, 2011 in New York City at the concert of
piano students of Ariel Davydov.
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melodic style for piano solo. The unique and his music is being played by hobby and
melodies and often deep melancholy in his professional pianists in many countries.
pieces attracts listeners all over the world,
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piano pieces for children and beginners. My of their teachers) to develop an individual
aim was to create original works that are rel- interpretation of the piece. Pedal usage is
atively easy to play but nevertheless interest- recommended. Children who can´t reach the
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in “pure piano Beneking-Style”. Now the 24 well.
miniatures are finished, and I hope that many Please feel free to copy and share the book-
people will enjoy them! let! All pianists, piano teachers and piano
As with all my scores, there are no markings schools can use it without any cost!
in the scores, because I would like to encour-
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