Alfred's Basic Piano Library

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l O Recital Book· Level 18

Contents

Anyone for Tic-Tac-Toe? ............................... 12 Camptown Races .................................... 14 Caravan, The ........................................ 32 Elephant and the Flea, The ............................. 18 Fanfare and Canon .................................... 6 For He's a Jolly Good Fellow ........................... 15 Freight Train ........................................ 22 Gift to Be Simple, The ................................. 17 Hayride .............................................. 4 Hiawatha ........................................... 11 Hiding Game, A ...................................... 24 I've Been Wishin' ...................................... 2 Limerick Tune ....................................... 10 March of the Extra-Terrestrials ......................... 28 Minuet and Trio ....................................... 8 Old Mill, The ......................................... 16 Rondino ............................................ 30 Soaring ............................................. 20 Storm, The .......................................... 26

A General MIDI disk is available (8581) which includes a full piano recording and background accompaniment.

Foreword

RECITAL BOOK 1 B of Alfred's Basic Piano Library should be assigned when the student has reached GOOD SOUNDS, on page 6, in LESSON BOOK 1 B.

Like all supplementary materials of this course, this book is coordinated PAGE BY PAGE with the lesson book . The instructions in the upper right hand corner of each piece tell where each piece should be assigned. Under no circumstances should a piece be given sooner than these references indicate, so as to avoid introducing ideas or concepts not yet covered in the lesson material. However, any piece may be assigned at any time AFTER the student has passed the designated pages.

The use of this RECITAL BOOK will provide material for review and reinforcement. It will help the student to build an interesting and entertaining repertoire, especially useful for performing for friends and in public recitals.

When this book is used in conjunction with LESSON BOOK 18 and THEORY BOOK 18, the teacher may be certain that every basic principle and concept introduced in the course has had more than adequate drill and review.

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