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Contemporary Syllabus Repertoire List Committee Chair: Andrew Harbridge Committee Members: Derek Oger, April Smith, Michael Faulkner, Beth Tadeson, Judy Freeman, Michelle Miller, Nancy Rogerson, David Story, Sherry McKinnon, Kathy Bartel, Suzanne Oakley, Roxanne McGahey and Esther Ng. Published:Published: December March 12, 2021 2017 © 2017 Conservatory Canada Conservatory Canada Level 1 or Grade 1 Page 1 Contemporary Repertoire *Canadian Composer ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 A Prayer NR BA *Badian, Maya Dancing with my Granny NC Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM Swift Silvester 20th/21st c. ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 Canadian Contemporary Repertoire Series Lv 1 ‘Game’ in Mixolydian 20th/21st c. (Modal) Product # HL 00139067 Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM ISBN: 9781495005367 HAL ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Olé LA Aboriginal Dance CP Moods DWM ‘Cantus Planus’ in Dorian NB (Modal) Product # DWM 501 Cuban Folk Dance FK PDF download www.debrawanless.com ISBN978-1-928135-99-9 *Balodis, F. Ambition NR Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM Pianorama 20 Elementary DWM ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Product RB298 The Lace Tablecloth CP ISBN978-1-928135-96-8 Ambition NR *Bender, J. Be Silent and Listen CP Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM Dreaming NR ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Lullaby NR Video Fantasy ET One Plus One Equals (?Hum) CP Strong and Free RLP Silence Please! BA ISMN 979-0-9001446-9-0 Stretch It Out RO Loonie Toonie CP Young MacDonald had a Playground FK Puffins CP Where Are You Silly Dog PM Long Ago CP School Days DWM Lonely Loon CP Product # DWM 502 Frog and Fish CP PDF download www.debrawanless.com Five in a Boat CP ISBN978-1-988371-00-9 Mama Bear, Baby Bear CP Be Quiet and Listen CP Icebergs CP Dreaming NR Great Ride on the School Bus PM *Benedict, R. Making New Friends CP Canadian Contemporary Repertoire Series Lv 1 One Plus One Equals (?Hum) CP Product # HL 00139067 Silence Please! BA ISBN: 9781495005367 HAL What is Your Favourite Subject? CP Bass Boogie SW Snapshots DWM Product # DWM 500 *Bottenberg, W. PDF download www.debrawanless.com Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM ISBN978-1-928135-98-2 ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 Silly Sally CP Can’t Catch Me ET Swift Silvester 20th/21st Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 *Burge, J A Wobbly Wheel PM Parking an Octatonic Truck RLP ISBN 978-1-927836-002 *Bouchard, R. A Gentle Waltz CP A Chorus of Critters RB 205 DWM Playing with Prisms 20th/21st ISBN 978-1-927585-63-4 Romping Rover PM *Chase, G. The Gray Wolf CP Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM The Happy Hare CP ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 The Painted Pony CP Lullaby for Chelte NR The Reluctant Donkey CP The Pesky Mosquito 20th/21st c. *Chouinard, D. The Rollie, Pollie Piglet PM Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM The Snapping Turtle CP ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM Jewel Box Ballerina CP ! Available in single sheet " YouTube # CD Conservatory Canada Level 1 or Grade 1 Page 2 Contemporary Repertoire Jumping on the Bed ET Cobb, E, Yankee Doodle’s Pony FK # Higgledy Piggledy Jazz ISBN 978-0-9566569-19 Duncan, M.H. Super Duck Flying Horses, Talking Fish RLP I Ate All The Choc’late ISBN 978-0-9809485-7-8 You Tell Me Why I Wait For Christmas? I Want to Fly CP Why? CP *Crawley, C. Moonlight CP Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM Party Plans CP ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 # Cottage Days RLP Musette NB ISBN 978-0-9809485-2-3 A Rant ET Summer Lightning CP Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM *Dick, J. Warkentin ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM Summer Lightning NI ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 If Dogs Could Talk RLP Raindrop Daydreams NI ISBN 978-0-9936645-7-1 Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM African Kitty LS ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 If Dogs Could Talk LS Icky Spider 20th/21st c. Twins LS Franny & Friends DWM101 Sunnier Days LS ISBN 978-1-989202-40-1 Little Bird LS Brave Puppy I Want to Fly LS Collie Car Ride Costume Moonlight LS Party DogPark CP ET Party Plans LS Jingle Bells Doggie Ch Jumping on the Bed ET *Fairbank, N. Yankee Doodle’s Pony FK Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 *Dobinson, M. A Sad Song BA Making Tracks Vol. 1 NLMT1 DWM ISBN 978-1-927777-15-2 *Fiess, S. Train Ride! CP PM Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 Gypsy Dance NC Prelude…Canon NB Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM *Froese, W. ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Pianozzazz 1 DWM WAN 880 Lullaby…without counting! (sheep)20th/21st c. ISBN 978-1-988371-88-7 Patterns 20th/21st c. Desert Dessert CP The Unwritten Rules Blues BL Park Place SW BL Stomp! Clap! RO *Duke, D. Sub RO Northern Lights Repertoire 1A Repertoire DWM ISBN 978-0-9919297-2-6 *Gieck, J. goodbye 20th/21st Making Tracks Vol. 1 NLMT1 DWM Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM ISBN 978-1-927777-15-2 ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 All Aboard the Octave Train CP PM Phrygian Tune (Modal) Next Stop, Pemberton! CP PM Unpleasant Conversation 20th/21st Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM Franny & Friends DWM101 ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 ISBN 978-1-989202-40-1 Card Houses ET Brave Puppy Olde Tyme Candy Shoppe RLP Collie Car Ride Costume ISBN 979-0-9001412-8-6 Party DogPark CP ET Chocolate Truffles LS, CP, 20/21st Jingle Bells Doggie Ch Marshmallows CP, 20/21st Chocolate Eclairs CP, 20/21st ! Available in single sheet " YouTube # CD Conservatory Canada Level 1 or Grade 1 Page 3 Contemporary Repertoire Cinnamon Hearts IM, CP, 20/21st ISBN 978-1-989202-32-6 Old Tyme Candy Shoppe IM, CP, 20/21s" A Beaver’s Tale (New Brunswick) CP Dances, Daydreams & Dinosaurs RLP Bluenose (Nova Scotia) CP ISMN 979-0-9001412-3-1 Cheery Chickadee (Saskatchewan) PM Product # JKG – PC003 Mist and Stone (Nunavut) ET CP Card Houses CP Nanaimo Bars (British Columbia) RO Chromatisaurus CP Puffin Cove (Newfoundland & Labrador) Tricky Tracks CP 20th/21st Red Sands (Prince Edward Island) NI " Canadian Contemporary Repertoire Series Lv 1 Royal Red (Northwest Territories) MA Product # HL 00139067 Snowshoe Dance (Manitoba) SW DA ISBN: 9781495005367 HAL Sunflowers and Sage Brush *Hansen, J. Dinosaur Disco RO Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM Snow Angel ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 When I Grow Up RLP A Touch of Whimsy 20th/21st c. Product JKG-PC006 ISMN 979-0-9001412-7-9 *Harbridge, A. Teacher CP Piano Styles 1 DWM Pilot CP Product # AH 201 ISBN: 978-1927585962 *Gillis, T. Backstreet Blues BL SW Northern Lights Repertoire 1B Repertoire DWM Bedrock Boogie RO BL ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 Brawny RO Prairie Scenes TG 100 DWM Broadway Blues BL SW ISBN978-1-988371-17-7 Holiday in Trinidad LA - SuperScore - TWT Dance of the Gremlins CP Jack’s Back SW Flying Ravens CP Jazz Cat Blues BL -SuperScore -TWT Little Latin Dance LA - SuperScore - TWT *Green, I. March of the Wind-Up Tin Soldier NC Inventions for Beginner Pianists DWM Melancholy Melody BA ISBN 978-1-989202-03-6 O Canada - SuperScore - TWT IG10 Play Me the Blues BL SW Invention in D minor Contra Play That Rock Music RO Invention in E minor Contra Rainbows and Raindrops NI Invention in C major Contra Rock This Town RO Jazz Invention in C Blues No. 1 Contra The Hunter’s Dance RO - SuperScore - TWT Pop! Goes the Invention Contra The Olympian CP Super Studies Vol. 1 DWM Canadian Contemporary Repertoire Series Lv 1 Contra GL100 Product # HL 00139067 ISBN 978-1-989202-33-3 ISBN: 9781495005367 HAL Bouncing Beasts ET Got the Blues BL - SuperScore -TWT Shadows ET CP Cowboy Song CO Otonabee River Song BA PM *Griesdale, S. Aeolian Jazz Waltz JA SW Let’s Pretend RLP Pianozzazz 1 DWM WAN 880 Product # SGR-PC002 ISBN 978-1-988371-88-7 ISBN 978-0-9811542-1-3 Astronaut in Space PM Scary Monster PM East Side Boogie BW Ballerina PM The Big Brown Bear Birthday Boogie Catch the Magic! Beach ... BW Product # SGR-PC006 The Hunter ISBN 978-0-9877169-1-0 Dinosaur Bones *Hartley, G. *Hamilton, B. & Lanthier, J.Smith Summer Fun GGH Editions Voyageur Early Elementary DWM ISMN 979-0-706085-01-2 HSL101 What’s the Hurry? Skipping ! Available in single sheet " YouTube # CD Conservatory Canada Level 1 or Grade 1 Page 4 Contemporary Repertoire ISBN 978-1-927777-03-9 *Lanthier, J. Smith Aardvark Strut SW JA Ocean Tails JL 102 ISBN 978-1-928135-79-1 *Norton, C. Two Banana Slugs (Imitative) Connections 1 for Piano FJH Stroll Through Beacon Hill JA ISBN 978-1-55440-087-4 Super Studies Vol. 1 DWM GL100 Any Selection ISBN 978-1-989202-33-3 # American Popular Piano Repertoire 2 HAL Lonely Wolverine ET CP ISBN 978-1-897379-02-8 Sidekick Shuffle ET JA BL Spinning Song CO PDF download: Wee Songs 1 DWM 522 Swan Song 20th/21st c. ISBN 978-1-988371-97-9 Prairie Song CO (all include improv sections) Light As a Feather 20th/21st c. Ancient Woods In Charge 20th/21st c. Changing Chimes Beach Walk 20th/21st c.
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  • Proceedings and Notes 2011

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