The Reivers of Duns
Sheet Music composed by Jane Tate
The Scottish Reivers were gangs of horsemen who raided the towns along the border of England and Scotland from the 13th to the 17th century. They were master riders and were revered across the land. Each year the town of Duns in Scotland has a festival to celebrate the Reivers. This showcase solo for beginners is inspired by my many childhoods dancing in the town’s Market Square waiting to see the riders come through!
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Number of Pages | 3 |
About the composer
Jane Tate
Jane Tate is a native of Great Britain and has resided in Minnesota since 2003. She earned her bachelors of music with an emphasis in piano performance from the University of Saint Thomas, Saint Paul, and is currently working towards a masters in music therapy. Jane enjoys composing pedagogical pieces that are widely accessible to all ages. She teaches piano and early childhood music at MacPhail Center for Music in Minneapolis. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family and their zoo of animals!
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Celtic Lore
Inspired by her childhood years in Duns, Scotland, composer Jane Tate offers up Celtic-inspired solos for late beginners and early intermediates of all ages. The sound of distant pipe bands and romping Celtic rhythms permeate through this collection of ten piano solos.