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Minor Details (Swing-Style Solo) (
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Minor Details (Swing-Style Solo)
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Minor Details is an easy, swing-style solo, designed to reinforce proper phrasing, staccato, legato, and accenting techniques. It’s the “details” that make this showcase solo both fun and functional!
Minor Details (Digital: Single User)

Minor Details (Digital: Single User)

Regular Price: $3.00

$2.25

Minor Details (Digital: Unlimited Reproductions)

Minor Details (Digital: Unlimited Reproductions)

Regular Price: $10.00

$7.50

Minor Details (Swing-Style Solo)

  • Genre: Easy Jazz Solo

  • Correlates to Piano Pronto method books: Movement 1

  • Level: Beginners/Late-Beginners

  • Tonal center: C minor

  • Teaching concepts: Swing 8ths; legato; staccato; accents; proper phrasing

Additional Details

SKU: PPSM6163
Composer: Eklund
Tonal Center: C minor
Genre(s): Jazz & Blues, Pop-Style, Showcase Solos
Instrumentation: Piano Solo
In a collection: Easy Spotlight Solos
Level: Late Beginner
Medium: Sheet Music
Method Book Match: Prelude, Movement 1, Movement 2

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My (very picky!) 9-year old loves to play this piece and plays it all the time! The swing combined with the minor key makes this one a winner. SO glad I purchased the studio license so all my students can play it!

I got this for a 13 year old who is very quiet and it's hard to find things she likes. She loved it! She didn't put it down until she could play the whole piece. She also told me she wants to play it for the studio recital in the Spring (something she was originally too shy to be a part of)! It's a win win :)

What a great piece! I showed this to a student on Friday and she said, "It's too hard." I got her to try it and she didn't want to stop playing it! Then she said, "I'm going to play this for Share Your Talent Day at school next month!" Another great piece that sounds great, sounds tricky, but is quite manageable for students to build their confidence!