Three Fantastic Dances by Dmitri Shostakovich (Art Publication Society 1970)

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Introduction of two-hand playing with simple harmonies. 300 Series (Intermediate Level) Focus: Developing Technique and Expressive Playing Content: Pieces that require more hand independence and coordination, as well as greater musical interpretation. Typical Pieces: Short pieces from classical composers, simplified for the level. Character pieces that emphasize mood and expression. 400 Series (Intermediate Level) Focus: Refining Technique and Expanding Repertoire Content: More complex pieces with intricate rhythms and harmonies, preparing students for more standard classical repertoire. Typical Pieces: Arrangements of classical sonatinas, easier sonatas, and recognizable compositions. Shorter etudes focusing on specific technical challenges. 500 Series (Late Intermediate Level) Focus: Mastery of Technique and Preparation for Advanced Repertoire Content: Works that demand fluency and greater musicality. Typical Pieces: More sophisticated classical works and original compositions. Pieces that incorporate advanced harmonies and intricate finger work. 600 Series (Early Advanced Level) Focus: Achieving Mastery and Artistic Expression Content: Works demanding a high degree of technical skill and interpretative understanding. Typical Pieces: Major works from the classical canon, including concertos, sonatas, and variations showcasing technical virtuosity and interpretive depth. Comprehensive studies (etudes) targeting specific technical challenges at a professional level. 700 Series (Advanced Level) Focus: Technical Mastery and Artistic Interpretation Content: Challenging repertoire and studies designed to push the technical and interpretive skills of advanced students. Typical Pieces: Advanced sonatas, concertos, and significant works by classical composers such as Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt. Complex character pieces focusing on emotive expression and nuanced dynamics. 800 Series (Late Advanced Level) Focus: Exceptional Skill Development and Performance Readiness Content: Tailored for late advanced students and aspiring professionals, focusing on the most demanding pieces in the classical repertoire. Typical Pieces: Major works from the classical canon, including concertos, sonatas, and variations that showcase technical virtuosity and interpretive depth. Comprehensive studies (etudes) designed to target specific technical challenges at a professional level. 900 Series (Professional Level) Focus: Mastery of the Repertoire and Artistic Interpretation Content: This series featured works suitable for professional pianists and those preparing for advanced degrees in music. Typical Pieces: Major concert works, recitals, and complete sonatas from significant composers. Advanced contemporary pieces showcasing modern techniques and styles. 1000 Series (Post Professional Level) Focus: Continued Development and Artistic Exploration Content: This series included repertoire that challenged even the most accomplished pianists, often featuring contemporary and lesser-known composers alongside standard repertoire. Typical Pieces: Innovative works that require a deep understanding of musical form and expression. Collaborations with composers for new works. 1100 Series (Specialized Repertoire) Focus: Niche Areas of Piano Music Content: This series focused on specific genres or styles, such as jazz, impressionism, or world music influences. Typical Pieces: Works that explore different musical traditions and styles. Pieces that incorporate extended techniques or improvisational elements. 1200 Series (Advanced Studies & Pedagogy) Focus: Teacher Development and Advanced Studies Content: Designed for piano educators, this series included pedagogical materials, advanced technique studies, and methods for teaching various levels. Typical Pieces: Comprehensive guides on teaching methodologies and strategies. Collection of etudes and exercises focusing on common technical issues. 1300 Series (Collaborate & Ensemble Music) Focus: Chamber Music and Collaboration Content: This series featured works intended for ensemble and collaborative performance, often including piano duets and concertos. Typical Pieces: Piano trios, quartets, and quintets from major composers. Arrangements for piano with other instruments.

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