Switchup — Leo Wyatt

The Music for Ballet Classes series is a collection of CDs designed to provide dancers and dance teachers with all the music necessary for a complete classical ballet class. The featured piano on this album is a fantastic 9ft Yamaha concert grand.
This is the 5th volume of in the series, and features a further 40 tracks of inspiring music taken from some of the greatest classical, opera, ballet and ragtime composers to have ever lived.


33 - Tour En L'air - Jean De Briennes Variation From Raymonda - Alexander Glazunov

32 - Grand Allegro (faster) - Etude In D Minor, Op. 740 No 37 - Carl Czerny

23 - Pirouettes Faster - The Blue Danube - Johann Strauss II

22 - Pirouettes En Diagonal - Tavern Scene From Don Quixote - Ludwig Minkus

19 - Battement Tendu (Faster) - Clow Dance From La Fille Mal Gardee - John Lanchbery

Plié 1

Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Riccardo Muti, conductor
John Malkovich, narrator

Copland Lincoln Portrait

Solo piano version of a song I featured in a mixtape called - Strong but Lost. Played on a Nord Stage 2 Ex.

Strong But Lost (piano demo)

Written for one of my piano students in December 2020
Composed + played by Matthew Lee Knowles

SCORE
https://www.scribd.com/document/489865788/For-Martha-piano

VIDEO
https://youtu.be/oT6oWKZplFQ

For Martha

Trouble Brewing - Dan Keen (Legendary Low Strings Only)

Charles Mathews is an experienced ballet and contemporary accompanist, who has worked with teachers and dancers from Birmingham Royal Ballet, Elmhurst School for Dance, The Royal Academy of Dance, The Royal Ballet School, The British Ballet Organisation and DNA3D Dance Company amongst others. As well as playing for classical ballet, Charles also plays and improvises for contemporary dance classes and composes original music and arrangements for ballet and contemporary dancers. He has also written and recorded music for film trailers, computer games, mobile apps, the opening ceremonies of the European Gymnastics Championships and 2011 World Gymnaestrada in Lausanne, Switzerland.  Charles can be contacted via http://www.musicforballetclasses.com