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Piano - Late Elementary SKU: AP.98-FJH1554 Volume 2 Book 3. With Performance Strategies. Composed by Edited by Helen Marlais. Edited by Helen Marlais. Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental. The FJH Pianist's Curriculum. Contents include classical theme arrangements: Ravel (arr. Brown), Brahms (arr. McLean), plus solos and arrangements by Bober, Brown, Costley, Greenleaf, Leaf, Roubos, and Strickland, and an equal parts duet by Olson. Includes a companion CD of performanc. Book. The FJH Music Company Inc #98-FJH1554. Published by The FJH Music Company Inc (AP.98-FJH1554). ISBN 9781569394762. UPC: 674398218004. English.Book 3 of In Recital Vol. Two offers tips on recital preparation, a friendly practice guide and schedule, a "2 weeks, 2 tips" feature, and "Steps for a Winning Performance," as part of an ongoing discussion on the art of performance. In Book 3, students learn: playing legato and staccato at the same time, blocked and broken major, minor, and diminished chords, and scales with finger crossings that extend beyond 5-finger patterns as part of the curriculum. Contents include classical theme arrangements: Ravel (arr. Brown), Pavane pour une infante défunte and Brahms (arr. McLean), Symphony No. 1, 4th Movement; plus solos, arrangements, and an equal part duet. About In Recital Throughout the YearIn Recital Throughout the Year is a series that focuses on fabulous repertoire, intended to motivate your students. We know that to motivate, the teacher must challenge the student with attainable goals. This series makes that possible.* Musically engaging pieces by leading FJH composers and arrangers* Addresses the technical strengths and weaknesses of students* Carefully leveled to ensure attainable goalsÑcrucial in motivating students* Recital repertoire for the entire year* Original solos and duets* Arrangements of famous classical themes* Pieces for Halloween, Christmas, and Fourth of July recitals* A progressive discussion by Dr. Helen Marlais on the art of performance* Companion CD included