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Recording duration: 5:38. Recording excerpt begins at measure 30.
Prelude 11 is the eleventh of 15 works available in the Book of Preludes: 1-15 for Piano, a collection of character pieces by keyboardist, author, educator, and Wehrli Publications founder, Barry Michael Wehrli. These evocative preludes resemble the short, expressive pieces of Beethoven, Chopin and Debussy, but possess elements of later styles such as 20th century, new-age, jazz and more.
Aside from their value as outstanding new performance repertoire, advanced students and professionals are discovering the pedagogical value of the Preludes as they make their way into state teaching organizations across the country such as CAPMT (California) and UMTA (Utah). Teachers often search for new and appealing "serious" music for their piano students. Yet such music is hard to find. The complete Book of Preludes offers nearly an hour of diverse music, each prelude creating its own unique sense of musical journey. All preludes contain damper and sostenuto pedal indications, bar numbers, suggested fingering, and tempo and dynamic marks reflecting the composers recorded performance. Reviews are available at the locations below.
The Complete Book of Preludes: 1-15 for Piano - In Print: wehrlipubs.com/shop/book-of-preludes.
The Complete Book of Preludes: 1-15 for Piano - Studio Recordings: wehrlipubs.com/shop/book-of-preludes-cd.
Purchased Books or CDs will be autographed by the composer upon request.
Social media and contact information is available at Wehrli Publications: wehrlipubs.com.
Barry is a member of the Music Teachers Association of California (MTAC), the California Association of Professional Music Teacher (CAPMT), and ASCAP. He welcomes your thoughts on the Preludes and is happy to answer any questions regarding the Wehrli Publications catalog of piano instruction materials.
This product was created by a member of ArrangeMe, Hal Leonard's global self-publishing community of independent composers, arrangers, and songwriters. ArrangeMe allows for the publication of unique arrangements of both popular titles and original compositions from a wide variety of voices and backgrounds.