Four By Three. Four by Three is a four part suite for three saxophones. Each movment is designed to stand on its own as well as forward the development of the suite. All four parts are based on different moods of the blues, hench the title (each chorus consists of three four-bar phrases). Solos may be played as is or improvised. In the Pocket is a medium tempo blues. The groove is built around the Charleston rhythm, Tenor Solo 74th Street Drag is a slow funky blues that stays close to the roots of the music. Blues People is a medium tempo triplet or 12/8 blues. Triplets and shouts are tossed freely among the three players. All Aboard is a fast riff-style blues evoking the rhythms and sounds of the traditional blues. Solos for all three players. Music rating based on 1=beginner to 6=advanced. .

Advance Music 1992, cm.23x30, pp.32, fascicolo spillato.

Advance Music cm.23x30, fascicoli sciolti.

Faber Music 1979, cm.23x30 pp.78, br. Piano Lessons Book Three is a part of The Waterman/Harewood Piano Series, and intoduces more advanced pieces and a wider range of repertoire from CPE Bach and WF Bach, Farnaby and Couperin, to Kabelevsky and Britten. The book also contains an extensive appendices of scales, arpeggios and exercises. Piano Lessons Books 1-3 are the central course books of this highly successful piano method aimed at the older beginner. Devised jointly by distinguished authors Dame Fanny Waterman and Marion Harewood, the series is established as one of the foremost piano methods. Technical material is skilfully and imaginatively presented, while each chapter guides the young player towards the successful performance of a comprehensive selection of pieces and studies. The Waterman/Harewood Piano Series has been devised jointly by the world famous piano teacher Fanny Waterman and the co-founder of the Leeds International Piano Competition, Marion Harewood, and is established as one of the foremost piano methods.

Pre-practice technical exercises for the piano. Florence, The Willis Music Co. Pub. 1996, Book+CD cm.21,5x28, pp.34, fascicolo spillato. The purpose of this book is to help develop strong hands and flexible fingers. The idea is to learn two or three exercises at a time, which should be played each day before practising. Only when these are mastered should you add another. When all in the first group are mastered, the next group may be introduced. Many of these exercises may be transposed to different keys.