Down Memory Lane [antikvár]

48 Playini AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Fox Trot or Swing Here's a tune you can have lun playing and singing. Keep your tempo on the moderate side and be sure to observe the accents in the accompaniment they'll add just the right spark to the arrangement. Foliovii-ing the 2nd ending, a "stop" rhythm is introduced to back up the "sermon" nature of the lyrics. The final section moves into a rhythmic Sw/ing feeling and should be played exuberantly. ANGRY Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Ballad or Swing This song should be played v/ith a rather delicate touch, yet its natural bounce character is essential to create the right mood. The rise and fall of the dynamics also play an important role in the finished arrangement and should always be observed. Keep the tempo unhurried, and you'll feel very comfortable playing through the various accompaniment techniques used in the song. DINAH Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Fox Trot or Ballad The first part of this arrangement has been modeled after the Lawrence Welk style of music and should be played quite light and fluffy. Play the left-hand with a detached touch up to measure 19 where the mood changes to a more flowing style of organ playing. At measure 27 a tenth progression between the left-hand and pedal leads to an im-provisational treatment of the melody in measure 29, and the arrangement concludes in grand style. FIVE MINUTES MORE Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Swing This oldie, but goodie should prove to be a real playing treat. It's difficulty is moderate, and you'll have an opportunity to play a variety of accompaniment patterns throughout the arrangement. Of special note is the "Chicago-Style" pattern that begins at measure 20 and lasts for three measures. Play the last five measures enthusiastically. A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Rhythm 'n Blues or Rock A robust and driving beat will create just the right mood for this "meaty" torch song. Too quick a tempo w/ill detract from its lusty character. Keep your left hand relaxed for the triplet accompaniment to avoid any hand fatigue. For console players, you'll find the indicated heel/toe markings in measure 20 to be of great assistance. Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Waltz After the ad lib introduction, move into the main theme smoothly. Your playing should be warm and expressive throughout the first section. It is essential to observe the ritard in measure 26 to prepare for the change form to 2 to 1 At the a delightful improvisation is written out for the right hand. At this point, you might like to try a registration change to Vibes on the upper keyboard and then Piano when making the D.S. al Coda repeat. TIN ROOF BLUES Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Blues or Shuffle Play this arrangement slow and "bluesy". Treat the dotted eighth and sixteenth rhythm with a triplet feeling. To capture the right mood, play cleanly and avoid hurrying. VAYA CON DIOS Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Waltz Moderate and peaceful should be the guideline for the tempo you choose. A pure legato touch in the rtght hand is an absolute essential technique for the melody. Be sure to observe the indications for keyboard changes. This playing technique will assure the variety and contrast of your registrations. WITCHCRAFT Suggested Automatic Rhythm: Ballad This well-known standard ballad calls for some interesting syncopated treatment in the melody and accompaniment. If you play relaxed, the syncopation will fall into place naturally.