Every tenth episode of the podcast, I offer you a list of ten somethings. On today’s show, I present to you a list of Ten Wintery Pieces.
Maybe your piano kid doesn’t enjoy playing holiday music. Maybe your piano kid has been playing Christmas since October and your whole house is ready to hear something different.
This list of ten pieces and songs has something for everyone at every skill level.
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1.
“I Hate to Wear a Coat” by Wendy Stevens late elementary
2.
“Winter Winds” – Chriss Ricker early intermediate
Chrissy joined me on the show in episode PPP264.
3.
“Icy Winds” by Christopher Oill – elementary
Chris was my podcast guest in episode PPP265.
4.
Snowfall – Dawn Ivers a collection of five wintery pieces for early intermediate pianists (I played “Hot Cocoa Blues” from this collection)
Dawn is a great part of the PPP team and has been on the show numerous times: PPP061 and PPP107
5.
“A Winter’s Eve” – Andy Fling free printable at Makingmusicfun.net
6.
“Winter Sky” by Lisa Donavan Lukas – elementary
You might enjoy hearing more from Lisa in these episodes: PPP091 and PPP114
7.
“Frozen Lake” by Ryan Chesser – late intermediate
8.
Linus and Lucy by Vince Guaraldi arranged by Roger Coss beginner (letter names are written in the notes)
9.
Sleigh Ride by Leroy Anderson arranged by David Schuman this tune was featured in PPP072.
10.
Jingle Bells, Frosty the Snowman, Winter Wonderland, Auld Lang Syne are all played around the holidays but they are not actually holiday tunes. Here is a uniquely arranged version of Jingle Bells by Stacy Fahrion
I loved getting to know Stacy in episode PPP261.
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