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March of the Dragons
 Classical/Contemporary • 2004
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For piano
Title by uploader: March of the Dragons
Instrumentation |
Piano |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Key |
E minor |
Publisher |
Nick Raspa |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Duration |
1'13 |
Capture your student's imagination with March of the Dragons. They can imagine dragons on parade as they play through the music. This song incorporates the teaching elements of staccato and legato as well as arpeggios (hand over hand style) which helps your student to become more comfortable with a larger portion of the keyboard. The arpeggio is simply the e minor triad so your student can concentrate on exploring the keyboard and learning about clef changes.
For piano four hands (elementary)
Title by uploader: March Of The Dragons (1 piano 4 hands) elementary
Instrumentation |
Piano |
Scored for |
1 piano, 4 hands |
Type of score |
First part, Score for two performers, Second part |
Key |
D minor |
Publisher |
Nick Raspa |
Difficulty |
Easy |
Duration |
1'20 |
Year of composition |
2018 |
Genre |
Classical/March |
March Of The Dragons is in the key of d minor. The hand position for both hands of both players is in d position.
The song begins with a gradual introduction of the players beginning with the left hand of the secundo part followed by an entrance of the right hand. The left hand of the primo player is then introduced followed by the right hand. This pattern is repeated later in the piece but with the addition of a crescendo throughout the entrances of each hand. The primo part has the melody in the beginning with an ostinato in the secundo. This ostinato is later split between the primo and secundo as they share the melody alternating in a question and answer fashion.
Dragons marching will capture the imagination of the students and the layout of the song is a great opportunity to teach balance and reinforce the staccato against legato technique. ASCAP
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