Norton, Christopher - Microjazz Collection 2 (Flute & Piano)
Instrumentation: Flute, Piano
ISMN 9790060110603
Publisher Boosey & Hawkes (London)
Series Microjazz
Availability: Stock Title
Level of Difficulty: Intermediate
Grade Exam Music
Easy pieces in popular styles such as jazz, blues, rock 'n' roll and reggae. This collection contains all the pieces formerly contained in Microjazz for Flute, plus brand new pieces too.
Contents |
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| A Cheerful Song | |
| Bright Spark | |
| Carthorse Rag | |
| Down the Line | |
| Dreaming |  |
| Duet | |
| Easy does it | |
| Face in the Crowd | |
| Feeling Blue | |
| Film Theme | |
| Folk Shuffle | |
| Gospel | |
| Haiku | |
| High Tide | |
| Home Blues | |
| In Danger | |
| Love Song | |
| On Top of Things | |
| Oriental Flower | |
| Plus Fives | |
| Promises | |
| Riff Laden | |
| Rolling Stock | |
| Scottish | |
| Sheer Grace | |
| Slow Boogie | |
| Song | |
| Southern Song | |
| Springboard | |
| Swing Out Sister | |
| The Joker | |
| Train Blues | |
| Young at Heart | |
Press Reviews
"...stimulating blend of contemporary popular genres and classical values...the ideal basis for progressive learning and teaching."
Schools Music Association, Autumn 1999
"...ideal for the beginner to intermediate student interested in jazz and popular music."
International Journal of Music Education, University of New South Wales 1993
"...fairly simple pieces in a variety of jazz styles, well written and attractive, with true equality of importance for each player."
Music Teacher, no date shown
These collections are based on the already-existing microjazz concept of graded pieces in popular styles, which includes many volumes for all woodwind and some brass instruments...... ..... Pupils familiar with the other microjazz collections will undoubtedly enjoy these volumes and will enjoy being able to see the progress in their own performance skills. Overall this is a pleasing set which would be useful for a good number of pupils of various standards and which will present suitable challenges while remaining an enjoyable tool for study.
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