

String Time Joggers Cello
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Product ID: OX7 3359154
By Kathy and David Blackwell
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Arranger:
Flexible Ensemble
Series:
String Time Ensembles
Genre:
Educational
Line Up:
Cello & CD (Solo: Cello)
Level: 1
Full Score
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About this item
This exciting series by the authors of Fiddle Time, Viola Time, and
Cello Time provides great new ensemble material for all string groups,
whatever their size. The fun and characterful pieces are each scored in
either two or three parts, for any combination of violin, viola, and
cello; a double bass part is also provided. The flexible scoring means
that pieces can be played by any number of players, from one instrument
and piano to a full string orchestra, with all combinations in between.
An accompanying CD features performances and backings for all the
pieces. Topped off with witty illustrations, String Time is a must-have
for all those looking for imaginative and enjoyable ensemble repertoire.
The violin part is suitable for pupils at the level of Fiddle Time
Joggers. A CD containing full performances and backings is included.
- 14 fun and characterful ensemble pieces, arranged in suites for concert performance
- CD with performances and backings for all pieces
- Flexible scoring for violin, viola, cello, and double bass with piano or CD accompaniment - from two parts to massed string ensemble!
- Pieces may also be played as solos for violin, viola, or cello, with piano or CD backing
- Lively illustrations in the pupils' books
- Corresponds to the level of Fiddle Time Joggers, Viola Time Joggers, and Cello Time Joggers - part 1 uses all fingers, part 2 uses 0-1 only
Songlist (14)
- Shark attack!
- Barrier Reef
- Cap'n Jack's Hornpipe
- Simple syncopation
- Feelin' blue
- Broadway or bust
- Tinga Layo
- Jamaican lullaby
- Kingston Calypso
- Spy movie 2
- Sad movie
- Action movie
- Cowboy song
- Banuwa
Instrumentation
Flexible Ensemble
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Composer
Kathy and David Blackwell
Kathy Blackwell, B. Mus. (Hons.), LTCL, LGSM, studied music at Edinburgh University and continued with post-graduate studies in music at the University of Oxford. Kathy is a string teacher with many years experience of teaching violin and viola. She developed her teaching ideas at the coalface in both Music Services and in private practice, working with groups large and small and in one-to-one lessons. She was a strings consultant for the ABRSM Music Medals initiative, a new assessment specifically designed for students taught in groups, and a contributor to the accompanying book All together! Teaching Music in Groups (ABRSM, 2004). Her teaching experience has led her to co-author Fiddle, Viola, and Cello Time, published by Oxford University Press, with her husband, David. Kathy and David have presented workshops in the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
David Blackwell studied music at Edinburgh University, after which he pursued a career in music publishing, first at ABRSM and then at Oxford University Press. He is co-editor of OUP's In the Mood: 17 Jazz Classics for Choirs and Carols for Choirs 5, and has published a number of single choral arrangements. He is co-writer with his wife Kathy of OUP's award-winning string series, Fiddle, Viola, Cello Time, and String Time, which have twice won the MIA award for Best Educational Publication. He now works as a freelance music editor, composer, and arranger. In 2017 Kathy and David Blackwell received two awards: from ESTA UK in recognition of their exceptional services to string teaching, and from the Oxfordshire Music Education Partnership for significant contribution to music education in Oxfordshire and beyond.
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