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$9.99
An exciting classical Christmas ensemble number written for 1 Piano, 4 Elementary/Beginner students, and 1 Teacher. Teacher plays throughout while Beginner students take turns.
Student parts may be taught by rote.
Includes:
- Full Score (4 pages) — standard for performance use or reference
- Student parts (2 pages) — large print for new readers, for 2 hands on 1 Treble Staff (may also be taught by rote)
- Student parts with alpha notes (2 pages) — same as above, but with alpha notes (may also be taught by rote)
- Teacher part (2 pages) — for convenient practice or performance use
This ensemble piece can also be adapted for 1, 2, or 3 students (Students would need to play more than one section.)
This product comes with a Studio License that allows you as a Teacher to share this copy with any number of your own students. (May not be shared with other teachers or non-students.)
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$3.99 – $8.99
This arrangement of the popular Nutcracker March is perfect for elementary pianists! Set in C Major to minimize the amount of sharps, this beginner-friendly arrangement celebrates the full opening fanfare and answering singsong rhythms. This is a great choice for a beginner Christmas or classical holiday recital piece.
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$3.99 – $9.99
Many beginner pianists are frustrated by too-challenging arrangements of Tchaikovsky’s Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. This desperately needed authentic beginner piano arrangement captures the essence of this Nutcracker piece with single-note RH melody accompanied by carefully chosen LH harmonies. Perfect for Christmas and for ballet- and classical-loving beginners, this arrangement helps develop strong note reading (especially smaller intervals and accidentals), staccato playing, lifts, and hand movement.
- The Single User License has most of the melody written near the top of the Treble Staff. (First 2 page previews.)
- The Studio License comes with 2 versions:
- Single User Licensed version
- A second copy with the melody written one octave lower near Middle C, with 8va lines, for the benefit of students who are more familiar with reading this note range. (See final page preview marked “8va”.) Both versions sound the same when played.
