-Primer through Level Three -
Beautiful, Student-approved, Recital-ready arrangements
New beginners will quickly learn the first "one-finger" arrangements. Next Christmas they will be ready to tackle a higher level. No need to buy a different book every Christmas!
Practical fingering numbers will guide the novice through the learning curve of each carol. Phrasing, pedaling and expression are not usually indicated. Teachers will want to guide their students, using their own discretion, as they encourage musical playing. Chord symbols are provided for every carol, so that more advanced pianists who are proficient in reading lead sheets can also improvise in their own style while playing these timeless treasures!
Each carol has verse one typed into the score, while additional verses are found on the facing page. As family and friends gather 'round the piano to sing, they can easily read the larger font on the lyrics page. Singing and playing this collection of 15 favorite traditional carols is sure to enhance and enrich your family time during the Christmas Holidays.
Every Carol Includes: Chord Symbols, Piano Fingering Numbers, Lyrics with Verses and Chorus, Student Level of the Arrangement
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About the Author: Laura Davis has taught private piano for over 20 years. She studied piano and music history at the University of Redlands, and music ministry and song arranging at Portland Bible College. Other instruments she has played include organ, violin, French horn and tympani. As a member of the William Hall Chorale in Los Angeles she sang in the LA Music Center and Hollywood Bowl.
Equally adept working with children and adults, she has produced, directed and accompanied several Christmas musicals for churches and Christian schools. Her background in music ministry, choir directing and community theater enriches all her current endeavors. Laura's piano students frequently perform in Oregon Music Teacher Association (OMTA) festivals and competitions.
