101032615 classical piano pieces for practice

3 2Hot cross

1buns,

Hot cross1

1One a pen - ny,

2two a pen - ny,

Hot cross1

Hot Cross BunsFirst Pieces

Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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3 2 1 2

Ma - ry had a

lit - tle lamb,

3 2 1 2

Ma - ry had a

lit - tle lamb it's2 2 3 2

fleece was white as1

Mary Had a Little LambFirst Pieces

clairthe

desil -

lav'ry

lu -moon -

ne,light,

1 3 2 2

a -dear

mifriend

Pier -Pier -

1rot,rot,

Pre -May

moihave

tayour

plu -pen

1 3 2 2

pourwrite

crirelove

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Au Clair de la LuneBy the Silv'ry Moonlight

First PiecesArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Rain, rain, Go a - way. Come a - gain some o - ther day.

Rain, Rain, Go AwayArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Jin - gle bells! Jin - gle bells! Jin - gle all the way!

Oh what fun it is to ride a one-horse o - pen sleigh!

Jingle BellsShort VersionFirst Pieces J. Pierpont

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As the black-bird in the spring, 'neath the wil - low tree,

sat and piped, I heard him sing, sing - ing "Au - ra Lee."

Aura LeePopularized by Elvis Presley as "Love Me Tender"

First Pieces

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bas ket, I- - - -

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œto my love, and

œ œ œon the way I

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dropped it.-

A Tisket, a TasketFirst Pieces

3 3 4 5 5 4 3 2 1 2 3 3 2 2

3 4 5 51 1 2 3 2 1

Ode to JoyFirst Pieces

BeethovenArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Good King Wen- ces -

las looked out,

2 1 2 3

On the feast of

Ste - phen

When the snow lay

round a - bout,

Deep and crisp and e - ven.

Good King WenceslasFirst Pieces

Row, row,

row your

Gent - ly

down the

stream,

left hand over right2

Mer - ri - ly,

right hand

mer - ri - ly,

mer - ri - ly,1mer - ri - ly,

Life is but a dream.

Row, Row, Row Your BoatFirst Pieces

For health and strength and dai - ly bread we praise thy name, O Lord.

For Health and StrengthFirst Pieces

GratefullyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Sing this grace as a round! When the first people to sing reach the "2", the second group of people join in at the beginning. When the first peoplereach the "3", the third group joins in at the beginning, and so on.

1 2 3 4

We three kings of O - ri - ent are,

Bear - ing gifts we trav - erse a - far.

We Three KingsShort VersionFirst Pieces John Henry Hopkins

Bridal MarchFirst pieces

Slowly and statelyRichard Wagner

arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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enedetti

2 4 2 4 2 4

2 1 2 3 2 1

Mexican Hat DanceFirst Pieces

Vigorously Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Jol - ly old Saint Nich - ol - as, Lean your ear this way!

Don't you tell a soulsin - gle What I'm going to say;

Christ-mas Eve is com - ing soon; Now, you dear old man,

Whis - per what you'll me,bring to Tell me if you can.

Jolly Old Saint NicholasFirst Pieces

Cheerfully Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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sleep,Comy

lasCal

monvin

p'titmy

frèbro

re,ther,

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sleep,t'au

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lo.sweets.

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stairs,Qui

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bake usdu

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cake,teau, Pa

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endown

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stairs,Qui

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duc'lat he'll

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sleepComy

lasCal

monvin

p'titmy

˘ œfrèbro

re,ther,

œFaisGo

˘ œdo

sleep,t'au

you'll

œ œ œras

soondu

havelo

.˘lo.

sweets.- - -

Fais DodoPremières Partitions/First Pieces

Doucement/softly and sweetly Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Lon - don Bridge is fall - ing down, Fall - ing down, Fall - ing down,

Lon - don Bridge is fall - ing down, My fair la - dy.

London BridgePrimer Level

Yan- kee Doo - dle went to town a - rid - ing on a po - ny,

Stuck a fea - ther in his hat and called it Mac - a - ro - ni.

Yankee DoodlePrimer Level

Arr. Gilbert DeBenedetti

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ilberte enedetti

We wish you a mer - ry Christ - mas, We

wish you a mer - ry Christ - mas, We wish you a mer - ry

Christ - mas and a hap - py New Year.

We Wish Youa Merry Christmas

Primer Level

Brightly Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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twin - kleTwin-kle, lit - tle star, How I won-der what you are,

Up a - bove the world so high, Like a dia - mond in the sky,

twin - kleTwin - kle, lit - tle star, How I won - der at you are.

Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star

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Thumbs share C. Play one octave higher throughout

Hear the bells ring, how theyHear chime,

What news they bring, tell theThey time.

One, Two, Three.

The ChimesPrimer Level

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1Old Mac-Don - ald

had a farm,

E I E I O, And

on that farm he

had a cow,

E I E I O.

Moo moo here, moo moo there, ev' - ry where a moo moo,

Old Mac - Don - ald

had a farm,3

E I E I O.

Old MacDonaldHad a Farm

Primer Level

Arr: Gilbert DeBenedettiThumbs share C

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A - way in a man-ger, No crib for a bed, The lit - tle Lord

Je - sus lay down his sweet head. The stars in the sky looked

down where he lay, The lit - tle Lord Je - sus, a - sleep in the hay.

Away in a MangerPrimer Level

Like a lullubyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

InThe first

fieldsNo -

whereel

theythelay

an -keep -

gelsing

didtheir

say,sheep,

cert -cold

ainwin -

poorter's

shep-night

herds inthat

fieldswas

where theyso deep.

No - el, No el, No - el No - el,

Born is the King of Is - ra - el!

The First NoelPrimer Level

ModeratelyTraditional

OR:FoundOh, my

adarl -pea -

ing,nut,

OhFound

dar -pea -

ling,nut,

OhFound

dar -pea -

ling,nut

Clem -just

en - tine,now,

ThouJust

art lostnow

gonefound

for -a

ev -pea -

er,nut,

dread -found

sor -pea -

ry,nut

Clem -just

stretch!

tine.now.

Clementine ...OR:Found a Peanut

Primer Level

Toungue in cheek Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

A - maz - ing grace, how sweet the sound, That

saved a wretch like me! I once was lost but now I'm

found, Was blind, but now I see.

Amazing GracePrimer Level

Slowly Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

l.h. moves down

We ga - ther to -ge - ther to ask the Lord's Hebless -ing,

chast - ens and hast - ens his will to make known, The

wick - ed op - press - ing cease them from dis - tress - ing, Sing

prais - es to his name, he for - gets not his own.

We Gather TogetherPrimer Level

ThankfullyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Oh, when the saints,

Go march-ing in,

Oh, when the

saints go1

march - ing2

Lord I want to

be in that num-ber,

Whenthe

saints go

march - ing in.

Oh, When the SaintsPrimer Level

LivelyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Assez vite / Rather fast1 jœ œ œ œ œ œ œ3

.œ1 jœ œ œ œ œ œ œ ˘ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ

1œ œ œ œ œ œ

œ œ Ó

Ó œ1

œ œœPlus lentement / Slower5 œ œ œ

.œComme auparavent / As beforejœ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ

œ.œ jœ œ œ œ œ œ œ ˘

AlouetteDebutant / Primer Level

row, row your boat,

Gent - ly

down the

stream,

left hand over right2

Mer - ri - ly,

right hand

mer - ri - ly,

Life is1

but a12

dream.

Row, Row, Row your BoatPrimer Level

43 œ4

p œœ2

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r.h. moves down

l.h. moves down again

œ1œ2

œ2œ3

.˙ .˙2

Jesu, Joy of Man's DesiringPrimer Level

Gently flowing

J.S. BachArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

2 3 4 3 2 2

Ode to JoyPrimer Level

C position

Beethovenarr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

cœ1œ œ œ

AreFrè re

youJacsleep

ques,ing,

œ œ œ œFrèAre

Jacsleep

ques,ing,

œ3œ ˙

BroDor mez

thervous?John?

œ œ ˙5DorBro

mezther John?

vous?- --

œ4œ œ œ œ

SonMorn

nenting

lesbells

tiring ing,

shift up!

œ4 œ œ œ œ

SonMorn

nenting

lesbells

tiring

nes,ing,

œ ˙Din,Ding,

don,dong, dong.

œœ ˙

Din,Ding,

don,dong, dong.

Frère JacquesAre you sleeping?

Primer Level

Theme from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony

Primer Level

Allegro Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

I have a lit - tle drei-dle, I made it out of clay, And

when it's dry and rea - dy, Oh drei - dle I shall play! Oh!

drei - dle, drei - dle, drei - dle, I made it out of clay, And

when it's dry and rea - dy, oh drei - dle I shall play!

I Have a Little DreidlePrimer Level

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Jin - gle, bells,

3 5 1 2

Jin - gle all the

Oh, what fun it

is to ride a

one horse o - pen

sleigh.

Jin - gle, bells,

3 5 1Jin - gle all the way,

Oh, what fun it

is to ride a

one horse o - pen

sleigh.

Jingle BellsPrimer Level

With good cheerJ. Pierpont

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Oh, beau - ti - ful for spa-cious skies, for am - ber waves of grain, For

pur - ple moun - tain a -ma - jes-ties bove the fruit - ed plain, A -

mer - i - ca! A - mer - i - ca! God shed his grace on thee, And

crown thy good with bro -ther-hood from

Slower

sea to shin - ing sea.

Included in honor of thosewho died at the World Trade Center

America the BeautifulLevel One, Thumbs share C

Reverently Samuel A.Ward

1.Have you -e - ver thought as the hearse goes by, that

soon - er or la - ter you're

going to die? Yo ho!

Low G Low C

(Have you Ever Thought)

As the Hearse Goes ByLevel One

Sickeningly Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

2. They wrap you up in a big white sheet, And drop you down about six feet deep. Yo ho! Yo ho!

3. The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, The worms play penochle on your snout. Yo ho! Yo ho!

La cu - ca ra - cha, La cu - ca - ra - cha,

Ya no pue - de ca - mi - nar.

Por - que le fal - ta, Por - que no tie - ne,

U - na pa - ta - par' an - dar.

La CucarachaLively Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

l. h. shift up

r. h. shift up

l. h. shift down

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ChopsticksLevel One

Only use finger 2, both hands. These are your "chopsticks." Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Ode to JoyLevel 1

C positionBeethoven

Do your ears hang low, Do they Can youwab - ble to and fro?

tie them in a knot, can you tie them in a bow? Can you throw them o'er your shoul der like a

Do yourcon - ti - nen -tal sol-dier? ears hang low?

Do Your Ears Hang Low?Level One

Silly!Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Jol - ly old Saint Nich - o - las, lean your ear this way!

Don't you tell a sin - gle soul what I'm going to say,

Christ-mas Eve is com - ing soon, now, you dear old man,

Whis - per what you'll bring to me, tell me if you can.

Jolly OldSaint Nicholas

Level OneHappily Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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O Christ-mas tree, O Christ-mas tree, How love-ly are your branch-es,

So green and bright in sum-mer-time, As well as win-ter's snow- y clime, O

Christ-mas tree, O Christ-mas tree, How love-ly are your branch - es.

O Christmas TreeLevel One

Moderately Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Light - ly row,

Rolling with the waves

light - ly row, O'er the roll - ing waves we go.

Sing and laugh, sing and laugh, In our rub - ber raft.

Look out for that big old wave! It could put us in our grave!

Keep down low as we roll, back to shore we go.

Lightly RowLevel One

Oh, when the saints, Go march-ing in,

Oh, when the saints go march - ing in,

Oh, Lord I want to be in that num - ber,

When the saints go march - ing in.

Oh, When the SaintsLevel 1

LivelyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Deck the halls with boughs of hol- ly, Fa la la la la la la la la!

"Tis the sea - son to be jol - ly, Fa la la la la la la la la!

Don we now our gay ap-par - rel, Fa la la la la la la la la!

Troll the an - cient Yule-tide car - ol! Fa la la la la la la la la!

Deck the HallsLevel One

With anticipation Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Largo, from The New World Symphony

"Going Home"Level One

Sentimentally Anoton DvoràkArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

move hands up!

first time loudly,second time softly

Theme to Beethoven'sFifth Symphony

Level One

AllegroArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

42œ1 œ3

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sithey

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Ainsi Font, Font, FontHow They Dance, Dance, DancePremier Niveau / Level One

En dansant/Dancing

Hey, Hey,

5̇˙̇

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Skip to my Lou,

˙ Ó˙

Hey, Hey,˙˙12 4̇

œ œ ˙4

Skip to my Lou,˙˙ Ó

Hey, Hey,

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dar ling,˙̇13

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Skip to my Lou myœœ .12

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Skip to My LouLevel One

Lively Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Jin - gle, bells, Jin - gle, bells, Jin - gle all the way,

Oh, what fun it is to ride a one horse o - pen sleigh.

Jin - gle, bells, Jin - gle, bells, Jin - gle all the way,

Oh, what fun it is to ride a one horse o - pen sleigh.

Jingle BellsLevel 1

With good cheer Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

on theI've been work-ing rail-road all the live long day! on theI've been work-ing

rail-road just to pass the time a - way. Can't you hear the whis-tle blow-ing?

Rise up so ear-ly in the morn? Can't you hear thecaptain shout-ing, -"Di - nah blow your

horn!" Di-nah won't you blow, Di - nahwon'tyou blow, Di - nah won't you blow your horn

I've Been Workingon the Railroad

Level 1: Practice with Bass Clef

With enthusiasmArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Di-nah won't you blow, Di - nah won't you blow, Di - nah won't you blow your horn.

Some-one's in the-kit-chen with Di - nah, -Some-one's in the kit-chen I know,

Some-one's in the-kit-chen with Di - nah,

l.h. overStrum-ming on the old ban - jo. A-sing-ing,

"Fee, fie, fid-dlee - i - o, Fee, fie, fid-dlee - i - o,

Fee, fie fid-dlee - i - o,

l.h. over

Broadly

Strumm-ing on the old ban - jo."

I've been Working on the Railroad, p. 2

1.This old man, He played one, He played knick knack on my thumb with a

knack knack pad-dy wack give the dog a bone, This old man came roll-ing home.

This Old ManLevel 2

SnappyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

2. ...on my shoe...3. ...on my knee...4. ...on my door...5. ...on my hive...6. ...on my sticks...

7. ...up to heaven...8. ...on my gate...9. ...on my spine...10. ...back again...

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mon a mi Pier

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œ œ œje n'ai plus de˙n ˙

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˙ ˙por te˙ ˙

œ œ œ œpour l'a mour de

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w- - - -

Au Clair de la LuneNiveau Deux

Old Mac-Don - ald had a farm, E I E I O. And

on that farm he had a cow E I E I O. With a

moo moo hereand a moo moo there

here a moo, there a moo ev'-ry where a moo moo

Old Mac - Don - ald had a farm E I E I O.

Old MacDonaldHad a Farm

Level 2

Arr: Gilbert DeBenedettiBrightly

Oh, when the saints, Go march - ing in,

Oh, when the saints go march - ing in,

Oh, Lord I want to be in that num - ber,

When the saints go march - ing in.

Oh When the SaintsLevel 2

Lively Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Pas trop vite / Not too fast1œ. œ. œ. œ. œ.

Sur le pont d'A vi gnon

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2 ‡l'on y dan se l'on y dan se,

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l'on y dan se tout en rond.

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œLentement / Slowly1 œ œ œ œU œULes belles dames font comme ça,

3̆œ œ

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œ œ œ œu œuet les mess ieurs comme ça.-

Sur le Pont d'AvignonOn the Bridge at Avignon

Deuxième Niveau / Level Two

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My Bonnie Lies Over the OceanLevel Two

Slowly, longingly Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

shift shift

l. h. over

My coun - try, 'tis of thee, sweet land of li - ber - ty,

of thee I sing. Land where my fa - thers died,

Land of the pil - grim's pride, From e - v'ry

moun - tain - side,

rit.let free - dom ring!

America(My Country, 'Tis of Thee)

Level Two

With Reverence arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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A Tempo

Bridal MarchLevel Two

Slowly, with dignityRichard Wagner

Ode to JoyLevel 2

D positionBeethoven

1.We three Kings of

O - ri - ent are; Bear - ing gifts we trav-erse a - far. Field and

foun - tain, moor and moun - tain, Fol - low - ing yon - der star.

We Three KingsLevel Two

Moderately

John H. HopkinsArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Slower

Star of

A Tempo

won - der

We Threee Kings, page 2

star of night,

Star of roy - al beau - ty bright, West - ward lead - ing

still pro -

2. Born a King on Bethlehem plain,Gold I bring to crown Him again,King forever ceasing never,Over us all to reign.O, Star of wonder etc.

ced - ing, Guide us

4. Myrrh is mine, its bitter perfumeBreathes a life of gathering gloom,Sorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying,Sealed in the stone cold tomb.O, Star of wonder etc.

to thy

3. Frankincense to offer have I;Incense owns a deity nigh.Prayer and praising, all men raising,Worship him, God most high.O, Star of wonder etc.

per - fect

Dal Segno

light.

Mexican Hat DanceLevel 2

VigorouslyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

DC al Fine

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A Mighty Fortress is Our GodLevel Two

Forcefully

Martin LutherArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

œ œ5 œ œOf mort alœ Œ

œ œ3 œ œ1 œ3œ

ills pre vail

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"A Mighty Fortress is Our God" page 2

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3. And though this world, with devils filled,Should threaten to undo us,We will not fear, for God hath willedHis truth to triumph through us.The prince of darkness grim,We tremble not for him,His rage we can endure,For lo! his doom is sure,One little word shall fell him.

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Very seriously Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Gently flowing

J.S. BachArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

71. 2.

Morning Song

PeacefullyEdvard Grieg

Si - lent night, Ho - ly hight, All is calm,

All is bright, 'Round yon vir - gin moth - er and child,

Ho - ly in - fant so ten - der and mild, Sleep in heav - en- ly

peace, Sleep in heav - en- ly peace.

Silent NightLevel Two

PeacefullyFranz Gruber

Joy to the world! The Lord is come; Let earth re -

ceive her King! Let ev - ery heart pre -

pare Him room, and heav'n and na-ture sing, and heav'n and na-ture

sing, and heav'n, and heav'n and na - ture sing!

Joy to the WorldLevel Two

MajesticallyG. F. Handel

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Francis Scott KeyArr: Gilbert DeBenedettiWith pride

John Stafford Smith

And the rock - et's red glare, the bombs burst-ing in air, Gave

proof to the night that our flag was still there, - Oh

say, does that Star - Span - gled Ban - ner yet

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Troisieme Niveau / Level Three

Vif / LivelyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Oh Ha - nu - kah, Oh Ha - nu - kah, come light the me - no - ra,

Let's have a par - ty, we'll all dance the ho - ra, Ga - ther 'round the ta - ble, we'll

give you a treat, se - vi - von to play with and lat - kes to eat. And

Oh HanukahLevel Three

Brightly Arr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

while we are thedanc - ing can - dles are burn - ing

Oh Hanukah, page 2

One for each night, they will shed a sweet light to re -

mind us of days long a - go. One for each night, they will

shed a sweet light to re - mind us of days long a - go.

LullubyLevel Three

Gently

Johannes BrahmsArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

1.Once a jol - ly swag - man sat be-side the bil - la-bong,

Un - der the shade of a coul - i - bah tree, And he

sang as he sat and wait - ed by the bil - la - bong,

"You'll come a - waltz - ing Ma - til - da with me."

Waltzing MatildaLevel Three

Carefree AustraliaArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Waltz - ing Ma - til - da Waltz - ing Ma - til - da,

You'll come a - waltz - ing Ma - til - da with me. And he

sang as he sat and wait - ed by the bil - la - bong,

"You'll come a - waltz - ing Ma - til - da with me."

2. Down came a jumbuck to drink at the billabong,Up jumped the swagman and grabbed him with glee,And he sang as he stowed that jumbuck in his tuckerbag,"You'll come a-waltzing Matilda with me."

CHORUS

CHORUS Waltzing Matilda, p. 2

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Peacefully flowing

Johann PachelbelArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Crip - ple Creek's wide and

Crip-ple Creek's deep, I'll wade old Crip-ple Creek, 'fore I sleep. Roll my britch-es up

to my knees I'll wade old Crip - ple Creek, when I please.

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LivelyFiddle Tune

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Swing Low, Sweet ChariotLevel Three

Slowly

Traditional SpiritualArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

My grand-fa-ther's clock was too tall for the

shelf So it stood nine-ty years on the floor,

It was tall - er by half than the old man him - self, But it

weighed not a pen-ny-weight more. It was bought on the morn on the

My Grandfather's ClockLevel Three

With precisionHenry Clay Work

day that he was born, It was al - ways his treas - ure and pride.

But it stopped, short, ne-ver to go a - gain when the old

man died. Nine-ty years with-out slum-ber-ing, (Tick tock

tick tock) His life's sec-onds num-ber-ing (Tick tock tick) But it stopped

short ne-ver to go a - gain, when the old man died.

My Grandfather's Clock page 2

Hark! The her - ald an - gels sing, "Glo - ry to the

new - born King! Peace on earth and mer - cy mild

Hark! The Herald Angels SingLevel Three

MaestosoFelix Mendelssohn

Words: Charles Wesley

God and sin - ners rec - on - ciled." Joy - ful all ye

na - tions rise, Join the tri - umph of the skies;

With an-gel - ic host pro-claim, "Christ is born in Beth-le-hem!"

Hark! the her - ald an - gels sing, "Glo - ry to the new-born king!"

"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" page 2

2.From

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3. We are not daily beggarsThat beg from door to door,But we are neighbors' childrenWhom you have seen before. Love and joy, etc.

4. God bless the master of this house,Likewise the mistress too,And all the little children That round the table go. Love and joy, etc.

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ModeratoJiang Su Province

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Beethoven: Symphony Number FiveLevel Three

Ludwig van BeethovenArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

legato

Beethoven: Symphony No. 5, page 2

cresc.

l.h. l.h. l.h.

Beethoven: Symphony No. 5, page 3

44both hands

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Slowly and FlowingTraditional

This song is Chaldean, a modern dialect of Jesus'native tongue, Aramaic. The Chaldean peopleoriginate in the northern hills of Iraq and belong tothe Chaldean-rite of the Catholic Church.

ve Ma - ri -

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a ple - na. Ma

Ave MariaLevel Three

For Stephanie "soccergirl3"

SlowlyFranz Schubert

with pedal

ri - a gra - ti - a ple -

na, Ma - ri - a gra - ti - a ple -

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rit.a!

Ave Maria, page 2

The EntertainerLevel Three

Scott Joplinarr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Not fast

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"Moonlight" SonataOp. 27, No. 2

Level 3Ludwig van Beethoven

Arr: Gilbert DeBenedettiAdagio

l.h. same notes as previously in r.h.

prepare l.h.

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March time

Georges BizetArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Habenera from CarmenLevel Four

With a Latin swing

Georges BizetArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Habenera, from Carmen page 2

A - las, my love, you do me wrong to

cast me off dis - court - eous - ly, And

I have lov - ed you so long de -

light - ing in your com - pa - ny.

GreensleevesLevel 4

FlowingTraditional English

Green - sleeves was all my joy,

Green - sleeves was my de - light,

Green - sleeves was my heart of gold, and

who but my la - dy Green - sleeves?

Greensleeves page 2

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With a swing and a solid beatGilbert DeBenedetti

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The Four Seasons: AutumnFirst Movement

Level Four

Allegro

Antonio VivaldiArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

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Vivaldi, Four Seasons, Autumn, page 2

Amazing GraceLevel Four

SlowlyArr: Gilbert DeBenedetti

Amazing Grace page 2

"Moonlight" SonataOp. 27, No. 2

Level 4 Ludwig van BeethovenArr: Gilbert DeBenedettiAdagio

This arrangementfor Gary Cunningham

l. h. same notes as previously in r.h.

con ped.

29 l.h.

33l.h.

Moonlight Sonata p. 2

cresc.

dimin.

69 A tempo

dim. e rit.

Sonatinafrom Sonatina in C, Movement One

Keyboard ClassicsAllegretto Theodore Latour

Minuet in F

Andante Leopold Mozart

Russian Folk SongKeyboard Classics

Con spirito Ludwig van Beethoven

Minuet in GModerato

J. S. Bach

D.C. al Fine

Rondino

Allegretto Jean Philippe Rameau

Musette

Moderato

From the Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach

Musette p.2

Für Elise

Poco MotoLudwig van Beethoven

More free music at: www.pitt.edu/~deben

r.h. over

More free music! www.pitt.edu/~deben

cresc.

ArabesqueAllegro scherzando Friedrich Burgmüller

dim. e poco rit.

27 a tempo

cresc.

31 1 2

cresc.

risoluto

Arabesque, page 2

Soldier's MarchAllegro Robert Schumann

Schumann: Soldier's March, page 2

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MinuetKeyboard Classics

Animato

from the notebook ofAnna Magdalena Bach

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Minuet from the notebook of A.M. Bach. page 2

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Sonatina in G: Movement TwoKeyboard Classics

Romanze Ludwig van Beethoven

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Beethoven: Sonatina, Movement 2

leggiero

cresc. cresc.

poco rit.

a tempo

Spinning SongAllegretto Albert Ellmenreich

cresc.

Spinning Song, page 2

leggiero

cresc.

cresc.poco rit.

a tempo

dim. rit.

Spinning Song, page 3

Sonatina, Op. 36, No.1 First Movement

Allegro Muzio Clementi

More free music! www.pitt.edu/~deben

Minuet in GKeyboard Classics

ModeratoJ. S. Bach

Bach: Minuet in G page 2

Ped. simile

Prelude in Cfrom The Well Tempered Clavier, Book One

Andante J. S. Bach

Bach: Prelude in C. p. 2

c r e s c - e n - d o p o c o a p o c o

d i m i n u e n d o

poco rit.

Bach: Prelude in C. p. 3

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BalladeOp. 100. No. 15

Keyboard ClassicsAllegro con brioFriedrich Burgmüller

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Burgmüller: Ballade p.2

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Burgmüller: Ballade p.3

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