Tired of the same old arrangements? Want to give your pupils something Want something simple yet rewarding to play? Carol Barratt creates easy pieces that are creative, idiomatic, simple yet rewarding, and will really get students listening and performing musically, right from the start. All too often, the early stages of learning can be a solitary process so wherever possible, these pieces should be played with their keyboard accompaniments. Hearing the keyboard parts will lead to an awareness and appreciation of different musical styles, improve the sense of harmony and melody and develop the pupil's ability to maintain his or her own part while listening to another.
Ballyhoo! (Barratt)
Beanfeast (Barratt)
Brunswick's Toy (Bull)
Chorale (Barratt)
Fanfaronade (Barratt)
Ferryside (Barratt)
Fivepins (Barratt)
Gathering Peascods (Old English Dance)
German Dance (Schubert)
Hampton "Swing" (Barratt)
Hopak (Barratt)
Howling-bags (Barratt)
Live Wire (Barratt)
Minimalist (Barratt)
Minuet (Haydn)
Modal Lament (Barratt)
Moderato (Schmitt)
Morning Song (French Folk Song)
On the Wing (French-Canadian Folk Song)
Out-of-Step March (Barratt)
Round "Square Dance" (Barratt)
Serenade (Barratt)
Song of the Harvesters (Pachulski)
St James' Infirmary (Traditional, arr. Barratt)
Staines Morris (16th-Century Morris Dance)
The Duke of Gloucester's March (Clarke)
The Night Visiting Song (Scottish Folk Song)
Two Dances (Kabalevsky)
