recommended by Barb M., Keyboard & Folk Music Specialist Newly published by Schott, this collection of Three Etudes Op. 67 composed in 1992 by Nikolai Kapustin presents more new advanced piano recital material. The first etude, entitled “Glissandi,” is written… Read More ›
Songs of the 1960s is part of The New Decade Series. Each book presents the most popular songs of a decade. Baby boomers will remember some old favorites in this volume: “Proud Mary,” “The Twist,” “Blowin’ in the Wind,” “Downtown,” “I Saw… Read More ›
The story of “Amelie: A New Musical” tells about a young French girl and her mission to do good to make others happy. In the course of doing good, she also finds her own happiness. Based on the 2001 romantic comedy… Read More ›
recommended by Barb M., Keyboard and Folk Music Specialist Many piano teachers host Halloween recitals and a party afterwards for their studios. The students (and parents sometimes too!) dress up for the evening and have games and refreshments after the recital… Read More ›
recommended by Caryn G. and Judy S., Sacred Keyboard Music Specialists Church musicians – Easter and the Lenten season may be over, but there are still plenty of Sundays ahead of you! Let Stanton’s help you find the best options… Read More ›
Christmas sheet music for piano is always fun to have. There are plenty of songs for PVG (piano/vocal/guitar) that can be played on the piano or on the guitar. The songs can be played by both piano and guitar while everybody… Read More ›
This year, Advent begins on November 27th 2016. Be ready for the first joyous Sunday of the Christmas holiday with beautiful organ music for your church’s services! Four Organ Pieces for Advent and Christmas arranged by Charles Callahan contains 2 postludes… Read More ›
Looking for organ music for your Thanksgiving services? Let Stanton’s help! Thankfulness and Praise is a collection of ten organ settings by Lynn Petersen. It includes “Come, Ye Thankful People, Come,” “For the Bread Which You Have Broken,” and eight more…. Read More ›
recommended by Barb M., Keyboard and Folk Music Specialist No, it isn’t Halloween, already. It’s just that we musicians need to start practicing before a holiday occurs, so we have to start earlier than everyone else! For music teachers, it’s time to… Read More ›
recommended by Barb M., Keyboard and Folk Music Specialist Tablature for fretted string instruments was common in the Renaissance and Baroque eras, and is still in use today. It’s handy because no matter what, the strings are always in the… Read More ›
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