Cornick Devonshire Sketches
Five Pieces for Piano Duet
In his new album for piano four-hands, Mike Cornick recreates scenes in and around a quiet Devonshire village, reminiscing about his visits there as a child. Devonshire Sketches consists of five movements, all tonal, melodic and simple to play; very suitable for blossoming youngsters to perform with their teacher or another pupil. We start with a “Country Walk” leading us gently into the peaceful atmosphere of “Stoke Woods”. Then it’s “Harvest Time” with a happy lilting melody before we arrive, with slow, sombre reflection, “In a Country Church- yard”. Finally, we celebrate in “The Village Inn” and enjoy some folksy music that makes us think of morris dancers on the village green outside.
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Cornick Devonshire Sketches
Cornick Devonshire Sketches
Five Pieces for Piano Duet
In his new album for piano four-hands, Mike Cornick recreates scenes in and around a quiet Devonshire village, reminiscing about his visits there as a child. Devonshire Sketches consists of five movements, all tonal, melodic and simple to play; very suitable for blossoming youngsters to perform with their teacher or another pupil. We start with a “Country Walk” leading us gently into the peaceful atmosphere of “Stoke Woods”. Then it’s “Harvest Time” with a happy lilting melody before we arrive, with slow, sombre reflection, “In a Country Church- yard”. Finally, we celebrate in “The Village Inn” and enjoy some folksy music that makes us think of morris dancers on the village green outside.
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Five Pieces for Piano Duet
In his new album for piano four-hands, Mike Cornick recreates scenes in and around a quiet Devonshire village, reminiscing about his visits there as a child. Devonshire Sketches consists of five movements, all tonal, melodic and simple to play; very suitable for blossoming youngsters to perform with their teacher or another pupil. We start with a “Country Walk” leading us gently into the peaceful atmosphere of “Stoke Woods”. Then it’s “Harvest Time” with a happy lilting melody before we arrive, with slow, sombre reflection, “In a Country Church- yard”. Finally, we celebrate in “The Village Inn” and enjoy some folksy music that makes us think of morris dancers on the village green outside.
