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Pop Hits: Simple Sheet Music + Audio Play-Along

為了解決Stay chords的問題，作者Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation (COR) 這樣論述：

(Instant Piano). The Instant Piano Songs series will help you play you favorite songs quickly and easily whether you use one hand or two Start with the melody in your right hand, then add basic left-hand chords when you're ready. Letter names inside each note speed up the learning process, and o

ptional rhythm patterns take your playing to the next level. Online backing tracks are also included. Stream or download the tracks using the unique codes inside each book, then play along to build confidence and sound great This edition includes 30 pop songs such as: All of Me * Feel It Still * Ha

vana * Ho Hey * I'm Yours * Just Give Me a Reason * Let Her Go * Million Reasons * 100 Years * Perfect * Riptide * 7 Years * Stay with Me * Viva La Vida * What Makes You Beautiful * and more. Audio is accessed online using the unique code inside the book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio

files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right.

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Singin'andDancin'inHollywood:TheRoleofMusic,Song,andDanceintheMovieMusical

為了解決Stay chords的問題，作者陳美如 這樣論述：

Despite the public fascination with the film musical, little attention has been given to the academic pursuit of its music. Frequently, the musical numbers are the highlights of these films, and they can function as a means of non-verbal expression and a manifestation of the characters’ psychologi

cal motivations. It is through the analysis of the relationship between music, dance, and the language of cinema (particularly camera angle and editing) that these issues are examined, and upon conclusion, it is hoped that greater academic attention may be given to the interplay between these eleme

nts. The prime examples for this analysis are two musical numbers: the “blues” sequence in the An American in Paris Ballet from An American in Paris (Vincente Minnelli, 1951), and the solo dance scene in Singin’ in the Rain (Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, 1952). Both films were made during Holly

wood’s “Golden Age,” and are centered around song catalogues of specific composers; George and Ira Gershwin in the case of An American in Paris and Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown for Singin' in the Rain.

Chance of Rain

為了解決Stay chords的問題，作者Meade, Catherine D’angelo 這樣論述：

I plunked away on my great-grandmother's upright repeatedly, too slowly, painfully until I got it right. I was 38-years-old then and facing the inevitability of becoming a widow. 'He gives and takes away' and the pain of that loomed dark in our future. The words of the song rang out with the choice

we were being called to make. Would we still sing praise if He took away? My husband was battling pancreatic cancer, and I was singing about God in the living room while I taught myself to play piano. It didn't let me alone. The song played in my head over and over again, kept popping up in other pl

aces as confirmation of the lesson I was supposed to learn, not the one on which keys to press to get the chords right, but about deciding to accept what life could bring. It prompted me to choose between darkness and light, to look toward the love. It offered a reason to stay away from the bitterne

ss and anger that often follows hard times like these. Months later, while the worship leader played that song at Andy's funeral, I smiled up at God with my broken heart. Chance of Rain is about how I did that. My faith grew through this trial. How else could I stand after a funeral? How could I smi

le in my grief? Losing the tremendous love of my spiritual partner changed me. Those that followed the story as it unfolded were up close to the miracle of those changes. I want to share this story now with those who missed it. During Andy's illness, I kept our large circle of family, friends, fello

w faculty members and students aware of his medical progress through email. Those emails, originally intended to just inform, became inspired works of healing and perseverance. They took others on the journey with us. Those emails are woven in between the narrative of Chance of Rain to share the rea

l-life experience that enriched our faith to carry us through. The private replies to those emails were continued encouragement from the cheerleaders that sat on the sidelines watching us in a deep Job-like trial. We were standing strong of faith as an example to those who watched, though at the tim

e, we thought they were the ones encouraging us. Iron sharpens iron. Bruno Bettelheim in his famous work, The Uses of Enchantment, theorized that children love to hear the tragic parts of fairy tales repeatedly to imagine their own fear of losing a parent, for example, without real risk. The same mi

ght be said for the mourners who came to pay their respects for Andy. Though their motivation in attending was based on a love for us both, people also wanted to see how one of their worst fears would play out: losing a spouse. They imagined themselves in my position. It's what made them cry even if

they didn't know Andy very well. They pictured how they would be or how they would act if it were their life and not mine. Then there's the smiling. The smiling confuses everyone. People imagine how tragic and devastating the death of their spouse would be, and they are baffled by what they perceiv

e to be my strength. Many complimented me on it. I have tried my best to make it clear to anyone I've spoken to that I am a complete and utter baby. I am a whiner and a crier and a complainer. I worry to the point of exhaustion and illness. That's not strength. The strength that they saw through thi

s trial was God-given. Brokenness brought me to a place of heightened awareness about the voice of God and how to listen better for it. Practice at it has brought me to a place of trust. With that trust comes a great peace that looks like strength during impossibly stormy days. My journal from the y

ear that Andy died is full of the raw misery that kept my thoughts prisoner during the darkest days. While that journal has value to me personally, it will stay in storage to spare readers the runny-nosed, teary-eyed details. Instead, Chance of Rain, tells the narrative of how my faith made it possi

ble to smile and even laugh through