The midi's tinny, I know. That's the way with midis. The oboe timbre was chosen to make parts indivudually audible.
The treble line of the accompaniment may be learned after Bach Gavotte no. 3, Book 5.
The bass of the accompaniment is for an advanced cello student.
These pages are not for reproduction (except for
your own studio) or resale. They’re from a supplementary
collection of music and activities I will soon have available on the internet.
Over the years we’ve taken our group sessions on the road to retirement
facilities where people look forward to any opportunity to sing along.
Not every facility has a piano, and even if there is one, we can’t
take it with us when we stroll. I’ve gradually added accompaniments
that older students and I can play. There are also a few simple ‘cello
parts for parents and siblings of that persuasion. The collection will
feature:
• Scope and sequence notes concerning where each piece fits with
Suzuki repertory • Preparatory exercises for pieces to show how
various skills are needed • Sing along favorites for retirement
home visits• Accompaniments for more advanced students to play with
Book 1 and 2 pieces. • A few blackline masters for games to use
at home and in group sessions.
If you would like to know when the book is ready, or
if you would like to receive notification as new Suzuki resources are
added to this site, you can send an email to grandma@grandmaskite.com.
Your email will not be sold, shared, traded, or used for any other purpose
than that which you requested. As it turns out, I have been adding a topic
in a parent letter about once a month for my own Suzuki families.
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