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This item will ship directly from our Australia warehouse! Piano - Grade 0.5 SKU: HU.GMMOR217 For Strings and Piano. Composed by Mekel Rogers. Edited by J. Cameron Law. Ensemble, String Orchestra. Pizzicato Boogie. Score and Parts. Grand Mesa Music #GMMOR217. Published by Grand Mesa Music (HU.GMMOR217). UPC: 818873021646. 11 x 8.7 x 0.3 inches.Pizzicato Boogie is designed to be a first concert piece for beginning strings. As the piece uses no bowings and only open strings, students can perform this work after just a few lessons. The composition is a great way to teach beginners how to read open strings on the staff as well as learn pizzicato technique. The piano part is a simple twelve bar blues progression in traditional boogie-woogie style and can be altered to fit the ability level of the pianist. If a pianist is not available, simply email Mekel Rogers at [email protected] for a FREE mp3 file of the piano part with which the students can play along.

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