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Katherine & Hugh Colledge: Waggon Wheels

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Catalogue No: M060087462
ISMN: 9790060087462
Shop Product Code: 079432E
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ISBN: 9780851622842
0005500000468
0004950000462
0005250000466

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Series: Easy String Music Series

Department: Strings & Fretted - Viola

Instrumentation: Viola, Piano

Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes (London)

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Trinity College London Viola 2010-2012

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Stepping Stones Viola & Piano Part (Easy String Music Series) - Colledge, Katherine & Hugh

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Easy string music by Kathy & Hugh Colledge. 26 pieces following on from Stepping Stones introducing 2nd, 3rd and 4th finger notes and slurred bowing.

Husband and wife team Kathy (b.1952) and Hugh (b.1945) Colledge both worked as instrumental music teachers in East London before moving to Norfolk in 1995. Their compositions and arrangements are a joint effort, with Kathy being the string specialist and Hugh writing the piano accompaniments.

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Contents and Reviews

Bell-ringers
Bow ties!
Butterflies
Chinese lanterns
Daydreaming
Dinosaurs
Fiddlesticks
Full moon
Goldfish bowl
Hills and dales
Ice dancers
In a garden
Knickerbocker glory
Lollipop man
Nightingale
On the wing
Paddlesteamer
Penny-farthing
Polka dots
Summer breeze
Upstairs, downstairs
Waggon wheels
Waterfall
Westminster Abbey
Windscreen wipers
With an upbeat

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"...this set of pieces should encourage young players to perform cheerful, simple solos."
E.S.T.A., Spring 1992

"The editors have adopted a slowly but surely approach and by gradually introducing new ideas with several examples to clearly illustrate each point, the student has the opportunity to consolidate newly acquired skills and build up a firm foundation for the years of music making ahead."
Music Business, March 1989