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100 of the Most Beautiful Piano Solos – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
100 of the Most Beautiful Piano Solos Ever (Songbook)
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I. D (verified owner) –
Strange versions – At first, the scores look like ‘beginner-intermediate’ level. But they do have complicated multi notes at the same time make the scores much harder than they seem. For example Over the Rainbow has a series of 5 simultaneous notes for the right hand. My ‘decoding’ is not that fast… Also that piece has a long introduction before your get to the main theme.
K. E (verified owner) –
A good piano book with lots of old songs. – Music is easy. It contained many many songs I love including my very very favorite one that will be sung at my funeral whenever (I hope not too soon, though), “What a Beautiful World”. There isn’t too much challenge to the music, but I do like the book, and I would recommend it.
F. Z (verified owner) –
Classic piano solos in east format – Good mix of classical n contemporary music in an easy to intermediate format. Good for older age fingers.
G. I (verified owner) –
Intermediate level music – I read the reviews and as a piano player for 52 years-the arrangements are fine. The long intro (several pages) in Somewhere Over the Rainbow is very close to how Judy Garland recorded it. Also the complaints about 5 note stacks in the right hand-people, people, people. . .who taught you???? You roll that chord stack up. Start with the lowest note and just play it like a ripple (in one count). This book is a keeper and has many lovely arrangements. I feel like making an appointment at the nearest nursing home and playing a few pieces. Moon River anyone? The book is enormous and worth every penny. Spring for the spiral version. I love it.
I. D (verified owner) –
Strange versions – At first, the scores look like ‘beginner-intermediate’ level. But they do have complicated multi notes at the same time make the scores much harder than they seem. For example Over the Rainbow has a series of 5 simultaneous notes for the right hand. My ‘decoding’ is not that fast… Also that piece has a long introduction before your get to the main theme.
K. T (verified owner) –
A nice collection but no lyrics – The headline says it all. This is very nice, very diverse collection (some classical, some jazz-swing-big band, some modern popular). The only downside is that they saved money by not paying for the lyrics rights. It may have said this on the Amazon page, but, if so, it must have been in the fine print. I guess since it is titled “piano solos”, you were to infer that.
K. N (verified owner) –
Great music but book needs spiral binding! – This book of well known piano pieces has been very useful to me as an adult beginner in piano. My only issue with it is that it is a large book and difficult to keep open since it is not spiral bound!
R. Z (verified owner) –
Good value – It is worth the expense and time to take the book to a copy business such as Staples and have them cut off the press’s binding and replace it with spiral binding so the pages lay flat on the music stand. This book has lots of familiar numbers and some that are new to me. I like the arrangements of all the numbers I have tried, though I have to ignore some of the notes that are impossible for me to reach or see how it sounds with those notes an octave higher. Maybe the sostenuto pedal would make them playable in some cases. All of the arrangements require some practice for me but most of the pieces sound like music when I read them, so it seems about right for my level. It might take me a year or more before I can competently play everything in the book.
R. Z (verified owner) –
Good value – It is worth the expense and time to take the book to a copy business such as Staples and have them cut off the press’s binding and replace it with spiral binding so the pages lay flat on the music stand. This book has lots of familiar numbers and some that are new to me. I like the arrangements of all the numbers I have tried, though I have to ignore some of the notes that are impossible for me to reach or see how it sounds with those notes an octave higher. Maybe the sostenuto pedal would make them playable in some cases. All of the arrangements require some practice for me but most of the pieces sound like music when I read them, so it seems about right for my level. It might take me a year or more before I can competently play everything in the book.
K. N (verified owner) –
Great music but book needs spiral binding! – This book of well known piano pieces has been very useful to me as an adult beginner in piano. My only issue with it is that it is a large book and difficult to keep open since it is not spiral bound!
K. T (verified owner) –
A nice collection but no lyrics – The headline says it all. This is very nice, very diverse collection (some classical, some jazz-swing-big band, some modern popular). The only downside is that they saved money by not paying for the lyrics rights. It may have said this on the Amazon page, but, if so, it must have been in the fine print. I guess since it is titled “piano solos”, you were to infer that.
J. O (verified owner) –
3rd party seller – This book is 400 pages. Beautiful songs! However, choose the spiral bound or take the regular bound book to be turned into a spiral bound. The pages will not stay open if you don’t!
G. I (verified owner) –
Intermediate level music – I read the reviews and as a piano player for 52 years-the arrangements are fine. The long intro (several pages) in Somewhere Over the Rainbow is very close to how Judy Garland recorded it. Also the complaints about 5 note stacks in the right hand-people, people, people. . .who taught you???? You roll that chord stack up. Start with the lowest note and just play it like a ripple (in one count). This book is a keeper and has many lovely arrangements. I feel like making an appointment at the nearest nursing home and playing a few pieces. Moon River anyone? The book is enormous and worth every penny. Spring for the spiral version. I love it.
F. Z (verified owner) –
Classic piano solos in east format – Good mix of classical n contemporary music in an easy to intermediate format. Good for older age fingers.
K. E (verified owner) –
A good piano book with lots of old songs. – Music is easy. It contained many many songs I love including my very very favorite one that will be sung at my funeral whenever (I hope not too soon, though), “What a Beautiful World”. There isn’t too much challenge to the music, but I do like the book, and I would recommend it.
J. O (verified owner) –
3rd party seller – This book is 400 pages. Beautiful songs! However, choose the spiral bound or take the regular bound book to be turned into a spiral bound. The pages will not stay open if you don’t!