Petite Valse #2 by Danaë Xanthe Vlasse;

For Late Beginner, or Early-Intermediate Pianist. 


Program Notes:

This waltz was written in honor of the birth of a baby girl. The tenderness of this piece suggests the sweetness of a parent cradling a newborn baby to sleep. 

Early level students will be challenged by the movement of the Left Hand shifting between Bass and Treble clefs, along with some practice reading ledger lines, but the rhythms are easy to read and the work is full of patterns (including basic broken chords) which should seem familiar and accessible. Students' attention should be on balancing voicing and shaping the simple phrases, while maintaining a lightness and buoyancy in their motions in order to better convey the motion of a dance; it is never too early to prepare for the lovely waltzes of the great Romantic composers!

Petite Valse #2 (Version 1)

Composed by Danaë Xanthe Vlasse
Featuring: Mischa Lefkowitz (Los Angeles Philharmonic), Violin
Danaë Xanthe Vlasse, Piano

Poetry to accompany the music; 

Winter Branches
by Margaret Widdemer

When winter-time grows weary, I lift my eyes on high
And see the black trees standing, stripped clear against the sky;

They stand there very silent, with the cold flushed sky behind,
The little twigs flare beautiful and restful and kind;

Clear-cut and certain they rise, with summer past,
For all that trees can ever learn they know now, at last;

Slim and black and wonderful, with all unrest gone by,
The stripped tree-boughs comfort me, drawn clear against the sky.

This poem is in the public domain.

Solstice Serenade for Violin & Piano (Feat. Mischa Lefkowitz)

Formal Game Name: Moonlight Blade OL - The Fall of Qinglong
Developer: Tencent Games
Publisher: Tencent Games
Date the game was first officially released as “Final”: 20th December, 2017

CREDITS:

Composer: Thomas Parisch
Additional music: Jie Yang

Music Supervisor: Jie Yang
Music Producer: Vivita Zheng
Music Production Studio: Unisonar Studios

Violin: Ben Powell, Leah Zeger
Cello: Eru Matsumoto
Double bass: Yoon Lee
Musical saw: Yoon Lee
Vocal: Uyanga Bold
Chinese opera vocal: Huimin Zhou
Sound Engineer:  Kyle Hoffmann, Ben Tolliday, Max Philipson
Music Editor: Max Philipson

Recording Studio: Unisonar Studios, NRG Studios, Whispering Pines Studios, Studio 22
Orchestra Supervisor: Bálint Sapszon
Orchestrator: Bálint Sapszon
Orchestra: Budapest Scoring Symphony Orchestra

Score Mixer: John W. Chapman
Mixing Studio: Remote Control Productions
Mastering Engineer: Reuben Cohen
Mastering Studio: Lurssen Mastering

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