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Summer Dance
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Summer Dance is an MTAC Composers Today award winning composition by Lisa Donovan Lukas. A light, jazzy, energetic contemporary solo, it is a perfect showcase piece for the late intermediate student of any age!
Summer Dance (Digital: Single User)

Summer Dance (Digital: Single User)

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Summer Dance (Digital: Unlimited Reproductions)

Summer Dance (Digital: Unlimited Reproductions)

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Summer Dance

  • Style: Light, jazzy, energetic showcase solo

  • Correlates to Piano Pronto method books: Finale & Encore

  • Level: Intermediates, Advanced

  • Tonal center: C major

  • Teaching Concepts: Alternating meters, modern/jazzy harmonies, neo-classical style, energetic espressivity

Additional Details

SKU: PPLDL1003
Composer: Lisa Donovan Lukas
Tonal Center: C major
Genre(s): Classical, Contemporary Lyrical, Jazz & Blues, Pop-Style
Instrumentation: Piano Solo
In a collection: Sky Castles
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Medium: Sheet Music
Method Book Match: Finale, Encore

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My first teen student of the summer absolutely loves this! It was such a pleasure to give to her, and will be given to many more students over the coming weeks. The melody and rhythm are so engaging. Thanks Lisa!

I am always looking for more advanced music, newly composed, that is inspirational for me and my students who compose regularly. This delightfully spirited dance cleverly weaves rhythm, subtle changes in harmony and a unique melody to tell the story of summer fun. I am excited to learn this for myself and to share it with my students. They will be amazed to learn that it was a winner in the program where they are also participants. Brava, Lisa!