THOMAS F. DUNHILL
FIRST YEAR PIECES
FIRST YEAR PIECES
1 Melody in C page 3
2 The Sheep on the Downs 4
3. The Old Windmill 5
4° The Old Abbey 6
5 A little Hush-Song 7
6 Where the nodding Violet grows 8
7
8
On the River Bank 9
A Song of Erin 10
9 Gavotte in G n
10 A Sad Story 12
11 Swaying Branches B
12. Jock plays the Bagpipes 4
THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF
THE ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC‘Thomas Frederick Dunhill, the English composer and teacher,
was born in London in 1877 and died at Scunthorpe in 1946. He
entered the Royal College of Music in 1893, where he studied
composition under Sir Charles Stanford. He subsequently
taught at Eton College and at the R.C.M. He first made his
name as a composer of chamber music, and later he turned his,
attention more to the orchestra. He wrote the music for two
ballets and also composed some light operas, including the
successful Tantiey Towers. His educational output, particularly
for the piano, was quite extensive. His studies and pieces are
never lacking in musical interest, and they still prove to be
popular and useful among teachers today.FIRST YEAR PIECES
1
Melody in C
THOMAS F. DUNHILL
Andante .
2
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DG.ad lib,
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lated Boaed of The Royal Schools of Music, London AB 19882
The Sheep on the Downs
, Moderato
mf legato
AB 19443
The Old Windmill
Moderato
AB 19484
The Old Abbey
Andantino
mp espressivo
AB 1985
A little Hush-Song
Andantino
= | pov rit. pp
AB 19446
Where the nodding Violet grows
Grazioso
4k
AB 19H7
On the River Bank
Andantino
p legato
AB 19488
A Song of Erin
Andante con moto
AB 1948un
9
Gavotte in G
‘Tempo di Gavotta
5 4
AB 19810
A Sad Story
Andante
AB 194811
Swaying Branches
Allegretto
Paeo crese:
oP
Pato ores
AB 19312
Jock plays the Bagpipes
Allegro a3
AB 194s15
AB 19