Robert Mitchell - Lullabies for Left Hand Debra Wanless Music

Robert Mitchell - Lullabies for Left Hand Debra Wanless MusicThese pieces are dedicated to shedding light on the unsung contribution that the left hand only area of piano creativity has made. They were written in 201011. At this present point we have CPE Bach to thank for the first dedicated left hand or right hand only piece in piano history in the 1770s! This collection is dedicated to him and to those who saw far into a future that is still yet to fully arrive in the form of proper acknowledgment of our

somewhat sad and sensitive ballad ‘Did You Have to Go’

Very lively – this is a very dissonant

the composer of the Microjazz series

interpretive and technical skills

When performed as a guitar duo the Andante KV 616 may regain the intimate timbre similar to what Mozart himself might have heard when playing the piece on a contemporary fortepiano

technical exploration or simply fun to play

extended techniques and dancing rhythms

presented here for the first time in an arrangement for violin and guitar

lullabies (suantraí or sleep music) because they are an integral part of the harp tradition in Ireland

you will find fizzy sherbet

The states do not often last long – these pieces are thus short

A collection of elementary piano solos that bring up images of sights and creatures that might be encountered during a walk in the woods