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Tooth Fairy
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One of the most exciting times as a child is losing a tooth and knowing that the Tooth Fairy will be stopping by! Students can now relive over and over the fun and excitement of losing their first tooth by playing this solo written in 4/4 meter and Middle C position. The bouncy staccato notes mixed with a quiet dynamic represent the famous fairy as she sneaks about the house. To capture this, students should practice playing as lightly as possible, while putting more weight into accented notes. Also featured in this piece is an optional duet accompaniment for more fun!
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One of the most exciting times as a child is losing a tooth and knowing that the Tooth Fairy will be stopping by! Students can now relive over and over the fun and excitement of losing their first tooth by playing this solo written in 4/4 meter and Middle C position. The bouncy staccato notes mixed with a quiet dynamic represent the famous fairy as she sneaks about the house. To capture this, students should practice playing as lightly as possible, while putting more weight into accented notes. Also featured in this piece is an optional duet accompaniment for more fun!
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| Catalog: | 00-41104 |
| Publisher: | Alfred |
| Composer: | Wynn-Anne Rossi |
| Artist: | |
| Arranger: | |
| Voicing: | Piano |
| Level: | P2 |
| Pages: | 4 |
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