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Eventide, for two pianos (1989) contains a tune that dates back to the composer's childhood. When Lloyd was writing the music for his opera John Socman (1951), his father William Lloyd, who was writing the libretto, produced a little carol which the ten-year-old George had penned and subsequently forgotten. William Lloyd had kept the manuscript and now presented it with the suggestion that it would be suitable for the opera at various junctures. Thus, the tune appears first as a carol sung by an old man and is later performed by a chorus of boys outside a window. Lloyd used the tune in this piece Eventide, for two pianos (1989) and finally arranged it for brass band as Evening Song in 1991. In it's two-piano incarnation recorded here, Lloyd exploits the extreme registers of the keyboards, the figurations in the upper reaches having the chiming brilliance of a carillon. The central climax is especially stark and ferocious, so that the return of the poignant simple tune, expertly deferred by the composer, has a genuinely cathartic effect.
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Eventide, for two pianos (1989) contains a tune that dates back to the composer's childhood. When Lloyd was writing the music for his opera John Socman (1951), his father William Lloyd, who was writing the libretto, produced a little carol which the ten-year-old George had penned and subsequently forgotten. William Lloyd had kept the manuscript and now presented it with the suggestion that it would be suitable for the opera at various junctures. Thus, the tune appears first as a carol sung by an old man and is later performed by a chorus of boys outside a window. Lloyd used the tune in this piece Eventide, for two pianos (1989) and finally arranged it for brass band as Evening Song in 1991. In it's two-piano incarnation recorded here, Lloyd exploits the extreme registers of the keyboards, the figurations in the upper reaches having the chiming brilliance of a carillon. The central climax is especially stark and ferocious, so that the return of the poignant simple tune, expertly deferred by the composer, has a genuinely cathartic effect.

Navigating the guitar fretboard is a complex undertaking, full of endless possibilities that are often confusing to choose. But now, memorizing these patterns is made clear! Author Tom Fleming shows you how to internalize the map of the fingerboard, highlighting useful tools such as: scales, intervals, chords, arpeggios and much more!

Enjoy learning how to play the piano recreationally with this instructional book and CD that are designed for adult beginners. Learn to read music, play the music of your choice and play lead sheets.Tracks Included1. Alouette2. Amazing Grace3. Aura Lee4. Beautiful Brown Eyes5. Can You Feel the Love Tonight6. Danny Boy7. Don't Be Cruel (To a Heart That's True)8. Hush, Little Baby9. I Know Where I'm Goin'10. I Walk the Line11. Jolly Old St. Nicholas12. Joy to the World13. Marianne14. Matchmaker15. My Heart Will Go On (Love Theme from Titanic)16. Ode to Joy17. Oh, Lonesome Me18. Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)19. Scarborough Fair20. This Land Is Your Land21. Try to Remember22. Unchained Melody23. Water Is Wide24. When the Saints Go Marching In

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