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Echoes of Scotland.(Book Review)
by Mary Leaf. The FJH Music Company, Inc. (2525 Davie Rd., Ste. 360, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33317-7424), 2002. 5 pp., $2.95. Pre-reading.
Satisfying solos for those first lessons using prenotation are hard to come by, making Mary Leaf's Echoes of Scotland a welcome addition to the pre-reading repertoire. Echoes of Scotland contains two selections, The Highlands of Scotland and Pipes and Drums.
Notated metrically with noteheads and finger numbers, The Highlands of Scotland is a lovely black-key melody, played by three fingers in each hand, written in a simple AB form with repeat, making it easy to learn and memorize. Although pedal is not mentioned, this piece is a refreshing non-Oriental alternative to add to one's collection of "floored pedal" compositions --pentatonic ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, Echoes of Scotland.(Book Review)