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Elvina Pearce, "Jubliation"
Elvina Pearce
“Jubilation!” is a great choice for spirited young pianists. The left hand has basic patterns using individual notes as well as open fifths. Having minimal changes in hand position helps beginning musicians. The right hand, however, is a bit more active and moves frequently. Students should be familiar with 8va signs and off-staff notes before attempting this work. Pearce includes detailed dynamic markings, which should be closely followed.
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Caroline Krause, Iowa Center for Research by Undergraduates Fellow