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Feel free to recommend similar pieces if you liked this piece, or alternatives if you didn't.Are you a beginner who started playing last month? Do you usually like this style of music? Consider writing about your experience and musical tastes.Do you like the artist? Is the transcription accurate? Is it a good teaching tool? Explain exactly why you liked or disliked the product.Listening CDs make a great educational supplement - hear exceptional professionals play the music you're learning! Or, just enjoy listening to the music you love. Listening CDs are traditional music recordings. Finally, this collection includes Simonetto's piano transcriptions of Shield's stock music used in various films around 1935-36 and some excerpts from the Our Relations music score, including 'We're Just Happy Family', 'On a Sunny Afternoon', 'Just a Kiss' and 'Dancing on the Clouds'. Originally published in 1931 but today impossible to find, the LeRoy Shield Song Album is a collection of ten popular film background tunes transcribed for piano: "Prelude", "Bride's Song", "Here We Go", "Look at Him Now", "Cascadia", "Dash and Dot", "Let's Go", "Antics", "Give Us a Hand" and "It Is to Laugh". It also contains piano transcriptions of Shield's background tunes from 1930-31 as originally published as loose-leaf sheet music: "Bells", "You Are The One I Love", "In My Canoe", "On to the Show", "Riding Along" and "Good Old Days". For the first time in history, this cd contains renditions of original piano music and original piano transcriptions made by Shield himself - written before the orchestral versions were recorded - of tunes such as "All Together", "Little Dancing Girl", "Gangway Charlie", "Riding Along", and "The Moon and You". Tracking down original sheet music took years of detective work.
Sometimes, there are echoes of Stravinsky. It is not funny "comedy music" in itself rather, it ranges from slow, sentimental ballads to uptempo dance numbers. Trained as a classical pianist, Shield eased into the new medium of film music with apparent ease and knocked off dozens of short, catchy background tunes in record time. Although the titles of these tunes remained known only to insiders, the music is all too familiar to anyone who ever saw Stan and Ollie embark on one of their doomed journeys. These short films were usually enlivened by the catchy background tunes composed by LeRoy Shield (1893-1962). This album recreates the atmosphere and feeling of the 1930s comedies from the Hal Roach Studios, the 'Lot of Fun' where Laurel & Hardy, Our Gang, Charley Chase, The Boy Friends and Thelma Todd created their biggest successes.
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