Piano Minus One
Alexander Peskanov has always been fascinated by Celtic music and folk art, and came across the phrase Poigini Greine, which means “Little Kisses of the Sun” – a poetic way of saying freckles! This piece tells the story of a little girl who happily plays in the sunshine, as her cheeks are tenderly kissed by the sun. Sun Kisses is written in 3/4 and is a joyful piece, filled with light and simplistic rhythm. The melody of the A section is performed by the teacher, while the student supports with longer notes. The roles then switch in the middle section, and now the primo has the melodic line. This is an excellent opportunity for the student to listen to balance, and to be able to assume the role of either soloist or accompanist. The transcribed version of this solo can be found in “The Music of our World” where it is presented as a Piano Primo part. The transcribed version of Poigini Greine can be used with orchestra.The following items are availble:
1. MIDI Orchestra Accompaniment (Piano Minus-1)
2. Orchestra score and parts (Piano parts are not included)
3. Package: Orchestra Score and Piano Minus-1 (The package does not include piano solo part)
